Tytuł filmu: 99% marek traci marżę przy skalowaniu? Jak to naprawić?

In this Polish monologue, Oskar Lipiński highlights a pervasive problem among founders: the vast majority (about 99%) lack a clear understanding of their product cost structure, focusing instead on how much they can spend on advertising. He explains that the current competitive advantage lies in outspending rivals on CAC (customer acquisition cost). Lipiński shares a concrete example of a retargeting campaign that cost 14,000 PLN over two weeks and generated 68 additional sign‑ups that would not have been reached through organic posts, email campaigns, or stories. He then introduces the rise of “natural ads,” ads that blend seamlessly with organic content, noting that this trend was repeatedly mentioned at a recent Mastery Commerce Hub event. Finally, he points out a common symptom of scaling: margins sharply decline as businesses grow from, for example, 100 million to 40 million in revenue, underscoring the need for a deeper grasp of cost composition to maintain profitability.










