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Ross Williams

Ross is a multi-award winning serial entrepreneur | Built a $50m Subscription Business (Bootstrapped & Battle-Tested) | Growth Strategist | Churn Slayer | Helping You Scale Without the War Wounds

Success and Failures of 25+ years of entrepreneurship

I built a $50M SaaS empire—$8million EBITDA, nearly 200 staff, all bootstrapped with zero external funding. Now, I’m rethinking success, determined to do things differently and share my hard-won lessons. Subscribe below and follow my journey for candid insights, resilience, and real-world strategies:

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The Zombies Are Waking Up

From January 2027, every subscription business in Britain will have to earn every renewal. Roughly £1.6bn of revenue is about to find out whether it's real. A view from someone who spent 22 years building the machine.

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“Would You Trust Ross Williams?" - Michael O'Sullivan of Hubpeople and the ODDA Keeps Asking. Here's My Answer, With the Paperwork.

I've stayed quiet for nearly two years. This is the whole story, once, with dates and documents. Then I'm done with it.

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What Happens After You Lose Everything

In 2024 I lost my business, my savings, and very nearly myself. The silence that followed nearly finished the job. So I built the thing I wish had existed.

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Do good things ever come from bad ones?

Because if not, last year was just a very expensive nervous breakdown 💥

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