We just had one of the best-dressed guests on our podcast!And while we didn't get to go deep into grooming tips, we did get to talk a lot about building a founder brand.38 MQLs (in 1 month), with  >10% of revenue tied to the founder brand.That’s the ROI Tony Jamous gets from showing up as the founder of Oyster.When Oyster launched, they didn’t have a product yet. What they did have was a belief: distributed work was the future.So Tony started posting on LinkedIn about remote leadership, hiring globally, and building Oyster in public.Those posts turned into:Demand gen → prospects already knew Oyster before the product shipped, so the sales cycle was shorter.Trust at scale → Tony’s voice made Oyster credible in a crowded space.Inbound magnet → the 38 leads were sourced directly from his content, no ad spend required.Revenue impact → over 10% of sales can be traced back to his personal brand.The way he runs it is surprisingly lightweight: ✅ One dedicated person on his team to run this ✅ A monthly call where Tony just answers questions, which ends up being the primary source of his content ✅ A mix of tactical insights, authentic stories, and raw behind-the-scenes momentsThe lesson? People buy from people. Your face, your values, and your voice make your product more trustworthy.Tony’s advice: don’t overthink it. Experiment. Share what feels authentic. And let your audience tell you what resonates.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.