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Mitchell and Gavin discuss the final preparations for the World Police and Fire Games, technical developments in offline sync, and community marketing strategies.

In this episode, Mitchell and Gavin talk through the final stretch before World Police and Fire Games testing, the Postgres and S3 work behind SixSides’ offline sync plans, an app store trademark dispute, and Gavin’s rapidly evolving community-led marketing campaign that might now include a new YouTube strategy. Chapters (00:00) - Intro and bird complaints (02:27) - Pool losses, Socceroos, and pub plans (07:07) - Postgres, S3, and offline mode (13:35) - Podcast reviews, downloads, and app redesign progress (17:39) - The app store trademark dispute (24:14) - Gavin’s community-led marketing campaign (27:20) - Should SixSides create a YouTube channel? (35:14) - The new LinkedIn strategy and Community Builders Network (40:06) - Testing advertising on GPT (43:57) - The year so far and what comes next In this episode, we cover: The Socceroos, pub lunches, and the perks of running your own business Why SixSides is migrating from MySQL to Postgres How ElectricSQL could unlock offline mode and real-time sync for event apps Moving request logs from the database to Amazon S3 Using Amazon Athena to query log files stored in S3 Hitting 2,000 podcast downloads and five-star Spotify reviews The…

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