The Pitch: Where I'd Start
I'd start with exactly what I already found: your site never turns its own multiplayer mechanic into an invite loop, and I wrote what that would look like. Read the positioning doc →
More broadly, Lightsprint has paying customers, a validated enterprise price point, and a self-serve motion just getting started. The job is turning that into a compounding growth engine rather than a run of one-off campaigns. Landing pages, referral loops, programmatic SEO, and comparison pages get built in code here, then shipped and iterated the way the team ships everything else. I already think about product, marketing, and growth as one system that reinforces itself: own the funnel, build the marketing site as a product, run experiments in code.
I'd build the growth funnel as a shipped product: landing pages, referral loops, and activation nudges built in code, measured against real usage, iterated fast. I'd own the marketing site itself as a product surface, analytics, checkout, and page performance as real infrastructure, the same way I already run my own sites. And I'd treat AI agent workflows as the growth engine itself, the same habit already behind everything else I build.
