Why 50 Brands Trust Our $5K Global Accelerator

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What if you could get full funnel growth support, media buying, strategy, forecasting, creative direction, for just $5K/month on a month-to-month agreement?

In this episode of the Podcast, Richard and Taylor break down the $5K Global Accelerator Program that’s helped over 50 seven-figure brands grow through one of the most volatile economic environments in recent memory.

You’ll learn:

Why this program was built specifically for $1M–$10M brands
The systems and structure behind its outsized results
How CTC leverages global talent, proven frameworks, and technology to deliver enterprise-grade strategy
Why brands are staying longer, scaling faster, and spending smarter

We’re opening up 12 new spots this month—this is your chance to join the movement.

Show Notes:

Common Thread listeners get $250 by depositing $5,000 or spending $5,000 using the Mercury IO credit card within your first 90 days (or do both for $500) at mercury.com/ctc.!
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