In this engaging conversation, Phoenix Ha shares her journey from modeling to becoming the CEO of AdBeacon, a platform designed to provide transparent attribution solutions for media buyers. She discusses the importance of focus, avoiding distractions, and the challenges faced in the SaaS industry. The conversation also delves into the role of AI in marketing, predictions for the upcoming BFCM season, and Phoenix's personal equation of excellence, emphasizing the significance of execution and follow-through.

Takeaways
- Phoenix Ha transitioned from modeling to media buying, driven by a need for transparency in attribution.
- AdBeacon was created to address the challenges media buyers face in proving their results.
- Focus and avoiding distractions are crucial for success in any industry.
- Phoenix emphasizes the importance of profitability over seeking funding in the SaaS space.
- AI is a powerful tool, but it requires careful implementation and understanding of data.
- The upcoming BFCM season is expected to be bigger than last year, despite rising costs.
- Psychology plays a significant role in consumer buying behavior during economic fluctuations.
- Phoenix advocates for executional excellence as a key to success in business.
- Building in silence can lead to significant growth and development.
- The conversation highlights the need for women in tech to leverage their unique perspectives.

Sound Bites
- "The only thing you owe to this world is to be a person."
- "Don't get distracted."
- "It's going to cost more to make more this year."

Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Phoenix Ha and AdBeacon
03:13 Phoenix's Journey: From Modeling to Media Buying
06:27 Building AdBeacon: The Need for Attribution Solutions
09:25 Personal Growth and Health: Balancing Work and Life
12:10 Overcoming Challenges: Advice for Aspiring Women in Tech
15:16 Focus and Productivity: Keys to Success
18:17 The Role of AI in Marketing and Attribution
21:19 BFCM Predictions: Market Trends and Consumer Behavior
24:20 The Equation of Excellence: Commitment and Execution
27:04 Closing Thoughts and Future Directions