Burn it all to the ground

Jon and Justin are back from Portland and wrestling with ideas, bots, and CMSes:Justin's spouse wants to know why we wouldn't sell for $5 million (and each get $2.5 million)Jon found some bot traffic that we need to eliminate from our analytics, and it's giving him a Postgres headache.Justin is trying a bunch of different CMS options: Vapid, Statamic in an effort to get off WordPress.★ Thanks to our sponsors:Balsamiq: They make a low-fidelity wireframing tool, specifically geared for non-designers. Get in the zone, and I feel creative right away. Try out their free trial: balsamiq.comClubhouse.io: Clubhouse is the first project management platform for software development that brings everyone together. It's designed for developers, but product folks, marketing, support folks love using it. Get two months free: clubhouse.io/build.Show notes:Book: Company of One by Paul JarvisBook: Sourdough a NovelPRX User AgentDave Zohrob from ChartableVapid.comJustinJackson.ca (built on Statamic)Statamic.comYou can reply to this podcast here:Leave a comment on Breaker, the podcast app for Android and iPhone.Leave a comment on CastBox, the podcast app for Android and iPhone.Otherwise, get us on Twitter: @transistorfm or email us: [email protected] to our monthly supporters:Miguel PiedrafitaShane SmithAustin LovelessSimon Bennett - SnapShooterCorey HainesMichael SitverPaul Jarvis and Jack EllisDan BudaDarby FreySamori AugustoDave YoungBrad from CanadaKevin MarkhamSammy SchuckertDan EricsonMike WalkerAdam DuVanderDave Giunta (JOOnta)Balsamiq.cloudClubhouse.ioGetRewardful.com Thanks to our monthly supporters Pascal from sharpen.page Rewardful.com Greg Park Mitchell Davis from RecruitKit.com.au Marcel Fahle, wearebold.af Bill Condo (@mavrck) Ward from MemberSpace.com Evandro Sasse Austin Loveless Michael Sitver Colin Gray Dave Giunta 🎙️ Podcast hosting is provided by Transistor.fm.📺 Learn how to start your own podcast! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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