Insights & Stories

Learnings from our projects, market trends, and strategic perspectives.

How We Cut AWS Cloud Costs by 77% Annually - The  Honest Breakdown
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How We Cut AWS Cloud Costs by 77% Annually - The Honest Breakdown

How Product Pursuit helped reduce SharePlenti infrastructure costs from $1,380/year to ~$310/year - including the real upfront cost of EC2 Savings Plans, which most articles skip

Building a Hyperlocal Ecosystem for Sharing Excess Produce
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Building a Hyperlocal Ecosystem for Sharing Excess Produce

SharePlenti is a hyperlocal digital ecosystem designed to help communities share excess produce, reduce food waste, and strengthen neighborhood connections through a seamless mobile and web experience. Built with scalability, accessibility, and sustainability at its core, the platform transforms surplus harvests into meaningful community impact.

Why Most Co-Founders Get It Wrong: Respect, Roles, and Letting Teams Do Their Job
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Why Most Co-Founders Get It Wrong: Respect, Roles, and Letting Teams Do Their Job

A candid perspective on how co-founders often fail—not due to lack of skill, but due to lack of respect, role clarity, and trust in their teams.

The Evolution of Product Pursuit: From Foundation to Strategic Growth
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The Evolution of Product Pursuit: From Foundation to Strategic Growth

Product Pursuit underwent a strategic transformation across three phases—PP1.0 (definition), PP2.0 (structural foundation), and PP3.0 (growth acceleration). The company faced operational limitations, client losses across ASEAN and GCC markets, and a lack of internal expertise during its early stages. Through leadership intervention, structural realignment, and strategic hiring, Product Pursuit repositioned itself for sustainable growth in a rapidly evolving global environment influenced by geopolitical instability and the increasing impact of AI-driven technologies.

Designing Funnels for Sustainable Growth
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Designing Funnels for Sustainable Growth

Most growth funnels look great on dashboards—at least in the beginning. Sign-ups go up. Traffic increases. Conversion rates spike and then, quietly, things start to break. Drop-offs increase. Retention declines. Acquisition costs creep up. What once looked like momentum turns into a constant scramble to “fix” numbers. This isn’t a growth problem. It’s a funnel design problem. Sustainable growth doesn’t come from optimizing funnels for short-term wins—it comes from designing them as systems that learn, adapt, and retain value over time.