Every product I've ever built started with one question: What should marketing look like five years from now?
In 2006, I became the second marketer in history to generate $1 million from a single product launch. Not because I had the biggest audience or the best product — but because I understood something others didn't: the way people buy was about to change, and the marketers who built the infrastructure for that change would win.
That insight led me to build WebinarJam — the platform that turned live webinars into the #1 selling tool in digital marketing. Then EverWebinar, which automated the entire process. Then Kartra, the first true all-in-one marketing platform. Then Groove, which took it even further.
Every single time, I saw the shift before others did. And every time, I built the platform that made the shift possible.
"AI isn't just another tool. It's the end of marketing as we know it."
Today, the shift is bigger than anything that came before. I'm not talking about "AI-assisted" marketing. Not chatbots. I'm talking about autonomous AI agents that plan your campaigns, write your copy, design your pages, launch your ads, and optimize everything — in real time, without you lifting a finger.
I call it agentic marketing. And I'm not just talking about it — I'm building it right now with ClickCampaigns, Scale.gg, and GodMode.
The next 24 months will separate the marketers who adapt from those who become irrelevant. I intend to be on the right side of that line — and bring as many people with me as I can.
