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Startup to Something
Marc and Matt
110 episodes
5 days ago
A weekly podcast by two indie hackers, Marc and Matt. They share their ups and downs of building their bootstrapped online businesses. They prefer to show instead of teach, so you get to see the real story about what it's like to “startup to something” - raw and unpolished.
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A weekly podcast by two indie hackers, Marc and Matt. They share their ups and downs of building their bootstrapped online businesses. They prefer to show instead of teach, so you get to see the real story about what it's like to “startup to something” - raw and unpolished.
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101: Keeping momentum and keeping books
Startup to Something
58 minutes
2 years ago
101: Keeping momentum and keeping books

Matt has lots of momentum on his new blog about render.com and is publishing articles with a goal of shipping a free product.
Marc has taken control of the financials of his company and is doing his own books, and is finding it fun.
The guys talk about financial operations when doing business, difficulties with it and an idea Matt has around bookkeeping.

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Startup to Something
A weekly podcast by two indie hackers, Marc and Matt. They share their ups and downs of building their bootstrapped online businesses. They prefer to show instead of teach, so you get to see the real story about what it's like to “startup to something” - raw and unpolished.