June 18, 2025 | Written by Steve Whittington

Podcast Episode 8: From Apple to App Dev: Chad Jones on Founder-Led Sales and Building a Revenue Machine

In this episode of Driving Growth, Chad Jones shares the journey from working at Apple to founding Push Interactions, a custom app development firm. He reflects on the pivotal role of brand positioning, evolving sales strategies, and learning the hard truths of go-to-market execution.

Chad opens up about transitioning from founder-led sales, the missteps in hiring, and how aligning with the right clients has led to their most successful year yet.

Episode Takeaways:

  • A predictable go-to-market system requires focus, discipline, and consistency. It’s not about chasing every opportunity, but about sticking to a structured, repeatable approach that drives steady growth.
  • The biggest challenge for B2B companies is often internal misalignment. When marketing, sales, and leadership aren’t on the same page, it leads to confusion, lost revenue, and missed opportunities.
  • An Ideal Customer Profile (ICP) is the foundation of GTM success. Without a clear understanding of who you serve best, your team risks wasting time and resources on the wrong leads.
  • Growth doesn’t have to be chaotic—build a system that works. With the right GTM strategy, you can scale confidently, close better-fit customers, and reduce reliance on referrals or luck. 

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