podprinted.com launched! So, what happens now? Rachel and Kat talk about all things post-launch, including some ongoing struggles with social media. 

From learning Quickbooks to freaking out over sales tax (again), Kat and Rachel walk you through finalizing the last few details before launching podprinted.com. 

Kat and Rachel do a deeper dive into the business model they're using for podprinted. They discuss how "print on demand" works and why it's such a great model to use when first starting a business. 

We're talking all things design in this episode. Designing things and honing our creative skills is what we enjoy most about podprinted. We're discussing our design training (or lack thereof), the design tools we're using, and how we came up with the podprinted logo. 

Kat and Rachel walk you through the planning process for the launch of podprinted. Learn about the "backwards planning" approach we used that involved heaps of sticky notes. You will also hear Chris and Luke's (founder's husbands) opinions about podprinted's tagline. Spoiler alert: one of them doesn't love it. 

Kat and Rachel walk you through their experience setting up an LLC, bank account, and drafting an operating agreement. This episode is way more fun than actually setting up all these things. They also let you in on a little secret regarding how they've been recording podcasts. 

From writing a business plan to setting up an LLC, we know next to nothing about starting a business (but we're doing it anyway!). This is where the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) came in handy. In this episode, we dive into our experience consulting with the SBDC and sharing the helpful tools and advice we walked away with.   

This season is about what happens when two people, who know nothing about business, start a business together. In episode one, Rachel (the American) and Kat (the Aussie) talk about how they met, why they wanted to start their very first business together, and their fears about being vulnerable.