About Me

Hi! I’m Arnie Gullov-Singh and I started this newsletter after helping dozens of startups with their go-to-market, noticing how many teams were running into similar issues and hearing how everyone wanted specific, actionable advice.

You’ll find my newsletter helpful if you’re an early-stage founder or leader responsible for your company’s go-to-market effort, especially if you’re struggling to build pipeline at a consistent rate, leading GTM for the first time in your career or tasked with finding more efficient ways to grow.

Most weeks I break down a common go-to-market problem and provide a practical solution with step by step instructions and examples. Paying subscribers get full access to every solution, while free subscribers get a limited preview. I also post a quarterly roundup of reader questions and a quarterly recap of top posts.

Alongside the newsletter I’m a fractional CRO for B2B startups, where I coach early-stage founders and leaders to diagnose issues in their current GTM strategy and design and execute improvements that deliver more predictable results. I also teach live cohort courses every 2 months on prospecting and closing.

I previously spent 15 years in C-level roles at B2B startups including Ethena, Quora, Polyvore, Ad.ly and Fox Audience Network and have advised or coached over 100 early-stage startups during that period.

I grew up in London, moved to California 25 years ago and live in the Bay Area with my wife and two kids. Outside of helping founders with their GTM strategy, I love cycling, running, writing songs and Tottenham Hotspur FC.

If you’d like to get in touch, either email me at arnie@therevenuearchitect.com or send me a message through LinkedIn.

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Fractional CRO for B2B startups and author of The Revenue Architect, a weekly newsletter tackling the common problems faced by startup sales and marketing leaders.