Julian Wilde of Wormly describes how he was able to drive across central Asia - often in countries without easily-available Internet - while running a monitoring SaaS.

We also reminisce about running a software company before Stripe, AWS and the Digital Nomad phenomenon.

Bootstrapping is stressful. I share seven ways I try to manage the stress of being a software bootstrapper.

We discuss some of the SaaS products we rely on to run our businesses: what they are and why we use them.

When Dave Rodenbaugh wanted to run a software business, he decided to buy an existing one. He tells me why he did this, how he chose the business, and what he did right and wrong along the way. He also shares – painfully – his embarrassing $50K mistake. Dave runs Recapture and is co-host of the Rogue Startups […]

When Dave Rodenbaugh wanted to run a software business, he decided to buy an existing one. He tells us why he did this, how he chose the business, and what he did right and wrong along the way.

He also tells us about his $50K mistake.

I'm joined again by frequent guest co-host Ed Freyfogle.

We talk about how we track the spending on our businesses.

We mentioned a rewards card for Startups called Cledara.

Steve and Ed discuss what they hope to achieve by the end of 2020 - both professionally and personally.

We also discuss the importance of knowing your non-goals.

Courtenay Farquharson shares how he built up Parserr to more than $10K monthly revenue – and why he sold it. We also talk about: bootstrapping in the Microsoft ecosystem bootstrapping in Australia Courtenay on Twitter: https://twitter.com/courtzz Courtenay’s next endeavour: sleepapp.com.au Thanks to Balsamiq who sponsored this episode. Bootstrapped listeners, to try Balsamiq for free, visit balsamiq.com/go/bootstrapped where you will find a […]

Courtenay Farquharson shares how he built up Parserr to more than $10K monthly revenue – and why he sold it. We also talk about: bootstrapping in the Microsoft ecosystem bootstrapping in Australia Courtenay on Twitter: https://twitter.com/courtzz Courtenay’s next endeavour: sleepapp.com.au Thanks to Balsamiq who sponsored this episode. Bootstrapped listeners, to try Balsamiq for free, visit balsamiq.com/go/bootstrapped where you will find a … Continue reading "#123: “Why I sold my SaaS” – with Courtenay Farquharson, founder of Parserr"

Courtenay Farquharson shares how he built Parserr to more than $10K monthly revenue - and why he sold it.