Growth Program — Weekly Agenda
Momentum · Impact.com · Scaling the System · Sales & Onboarding
Aug 18, 2026
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Agenda Items
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Creators Live This Week
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Next Steps
$30K
Publisher Spend Trigger
Momentum This Week
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Agency + Partner Growth
First agency demo happened this morning. They're exploring Dash.fi for their own agency and want to refer clients and other agencies
Charm is onboarding with a kickoff call Wednesday
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Creator Content Is Officially Going Live
5 in motion
Eli Weiss — Our first LinkedIn creator post went live today. We intentionally launched without mentioning Dash.fi based on his top-performing post structure and are monitoring initial performance before potentially editing.
Chase Dimond — Post goes live tomorrow.
Luke Kostka — First video delivered and looks great. Five more coming this week/early next week.
DTC Newsletter — First video draft expected today.
Greg Meade — Scripts being submitted today.
We're officially moving from building the pipeline → content and opportunities going live.
Partnerships & Infrastructure
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Impact.com + Publisher Opportunity
We're exploring Impact.com as the infrastructure to support a much larger category of partners, including publishers like Forbes, NerdWallet, and others
Pricing discussions underway
Impact is preparing a competitive presentation showing how similar companies structure their programs, offers, and payouts
We'll bring the findings and recommendations back to the team as soon as we receive them
Exploring a Unique Publisher Offer
Qualified Demo
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Initial Payout
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$30K Spend
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Additional Payout
Question for Josh Orange
Can we create and pass qualified demo and spend triggers into Impact?
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Building This to Scale
Our bigger goal is to build a lasting growth system inside Dash.fi, not an agency-dependent program
A year from now, we don't want to hand over Google Sheets. We want to hand over a working growth engine with the technology, processes, and people already in place.
Current Focus
Partner + referral infrastructure
HubSpot attribution
Creator/whitelisting management + contracting
Tracking + reporting
Repeatable onboarding + handoffs
Team & Ownership
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Sales + Partner Onboarding
2–3 reps needed
We'd love to establish 2–3 core sales reps who understand both the Dash.fi product and the Growth Program and can consistently take partner-generated calls
Many partners will also be potential customers, so it's important that these reps understand both how to sell Dash.fi and how partners can position Dash.fi to their clients
Longer-Term: Partner Onboarding Owner
We'd also like someone internally who can support/own partner onboarding and understands:
HubSpot
Promo codes + partner portal
Referral attribution
Product positioning
Partner → sales handoff
Content
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Social Update
We're excited about the creator content coming in over the next few weeks, and our organic content is following the same thread: every post is problem-first. Some lean on The Switch — a real brand's before-and-after — while others speak more broadly to the pain points high-growth businesses feel every day: a limit that couldn't keep up, spend that wasn't being audited, a card that was quietly capping growth. Whatever the format, the goal is the same — name the problem clearly, then show Dash.fi as the fix.
Instagram
3 posts
dash.fi
Sponsored
dash.fiTHE SWITCH
E-commerce brand
$7K old limit → $150K new limit.
Not a typo. Same company. Same revenue. Different card.
Their old limit couldn't keep up with their ad spend. Campaigns were hitting ceilings that had nothing to do with performance.
Dash.fi reads your actual revenue — not your credit score — and sets limits that match how you actually operate. Link in bio.
E-commerce brand
$7K old limit → $150K new limit.
Not a typo. Same company. Same revenue. Different card.
Their old limit couldn't keep up with their ad spend. Campaigns were hitting ceilings that had nothing to do with performance.
Dash.fi reads your actual revenue — not your credit score — and sets limits that match how you actually operate. Link in bio.
dash.fi
Sponsored
dash.fiPerformance marketing is simple: find what works, scale it.
The card should never be in that equation.
When your credit limit becomes part of your budget planning, your growth is being capped by the wrong thing.
Higher spending capacity for high-growth businesses. Dash.fi. Link in bio.
The card should never be in that equation.
When your credit limit becomes part of your budget planning, your growth is being capped by the wrong thing.
Higher spending capacity for high-growth businesses. Dash.fi. Link in bio.
dash.fi
Sponsored
dash.fiEveryday Dose. True Classic. Ryze. Cozy Earth.
Different brands, same secret weapon 💳
You can build the best hook, test every angle, and still be bleeding money — because nobody's auditing the structure that's funding all of it.
dash.fi catches overcharges, audits your ad spend automatically, and pays you cash back on exactly what you're already spending the most on.
97% of audits find savings.
Growth isn't just a better hook. It's better infrastructure.
Start your free audit → link in bio
Different brands, same secret weapon 💳
You can build the best hook, test every angle, and still be bleeding money — because nobody's auditing the structure that's funding all of it.
dash.fi catches overcharges, audits your ad spend automatically, and pays you cash back on exactly what you're already spending the most on.
97% of audits find savings.
Growth isn't just a better hook. It's better infrastructure.
Start your free audit → link in bio
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3 posts
dash.fi
@getdashfi
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1h
Your Meta campaign shouldn't know your credit limit exists.
If it does, you have the wrong card.
@getdashfi #dashfi
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dash.fi
@getdashfi
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3h
If your card limit is shaping your ad budget, you're not making decisions based on performance.
You're making them based on your bank.
That's the wrong card. #dashfi
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@getdashfi
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5h
"Transaction declined. Credit limit exceeded."
Your best ad of the year just got paused.
Not by the algorithm.
By your bank.
Solvable problem. #dashfi
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LinkedIn
3 posts
Dash.fi
Performance-based business credit for high-growth ecommerce brands
The most expensive thing that can happen to a scaling brand isn't a bad ad.
It's a good ad that got paused because the card hit its limit.
Your Meta campaign shouldn't know your credit limit exists. It should run until you turn it off — not until your bank does.
Dash.fi uses performance-based underwriting that reads your actual revenue — Shopify, Amazon, PayPal — to set limits that match what you actually spend. Not what a credit committee decided last quarter.
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Performance-based business credit for high-growth ecommerce brands
There's a quiet way card limits kill growth that doesn't get talked about enough.
It's not the declined transaction. It's the campaign you never scaled because you were already close to your limit. The test budget you didn't run. The ROAS you never found because you held back.
When your card limit becomes a ceiling on your ad budget, your growth strategy is being written by your bank — not by what's actually working.
Dash.fi exists for brands that are ready to let performance dictate spend, not the other way around. More capacity. More scale.
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Performance-based business credit for high-growth ecommerce brands
"Transaction declined. Credit limit exceeded."
If you've seen that notification in the middle of a campaign that was finally working, you know exactly how much it costs — not just in paused spend, but in lost algorithm momentum, reset audiences, and the time it takes to rebuild.
Your best-performing ad shouldn't stop because your card did.
That's a solvable problem. Dash.fi uses performance-based underwriting to set limits that actually match what high-growth brands spend on ads — so the card is never the thing that ends the campaign.
If your card is currently the ceiling on your ad budget, that's the wrong ceiling.
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