73: What do you say we cut the chit chat, a-hole?
About this episode
Mitchell and Gavin discuss client updates, LinkedIn strategies, and the launch of their new podcast while pushing SixSides towards a redesigned app release.
In this episode, Mitchell and Gavin unpack a reassuring World Police Games client catch-up, turn LinkedIn into a competitive sport, prepare the Changemakers podcast for launch, and push SixSides towards release with a redesigned app, new analytics and support tooling, community features, and a long-overdue plan to reduce their bus factor. Links What do you say we cut the chit chat, a-hole? Chapters (00:00) - A World Cup lesson for bootstrappers (04:14) - Proactively updating the Police Games team (08:14) - Chasing sporting events and parkrun connections (10:48) - The LinkedIn impressions showdown (15:49) - Launching the Changemakers podcast (21:12) - Hiring a designer for the SixSides marketing site (29:45) - PostHog, Intercom and the finished app redesign (35:06) - Two weeks to finish the World Police Games milestone (40:07) - The bus factor problem (43:18) - Communities, expansion revenue and launch planning In this episode, we cover: Proactively keeping major event clients informed during long development projects The latest progress on the World Police Games app Expanding SixSides into sporting events and volunteering organisations Building relationships with the founder of…
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