Jet Designs acquired customers via Meta ads and targeted outbound
Rich Yoon · 5 Simple Steps To Get a Bootstrapped SaaS Acquired · Aug 4, 2025 · at 2:24
Rich Yoon, founder of productized agency Jet Designs, explains how he acquired early clients to host Andrew Gazdecki.
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“We ran some ads on Facebook and Instagram, that was really good as well as Outbound on LinkedIn, and email, just reaching out to recently, companies. That was kind of our main two, two main channels.”
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