RS077: MicroSaaS with Tyler Tringas

January 11, 2017 00:44:28
RS077: MicroSaaS with Tyler Tringas
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RS077: MicroSaaS with Tyler Tringas

Jan 11 2017 | 00:44:28

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Show Notes

Today I’m excited to welcome on Tyler Tringas to the show.  Tyler is a bootstrapped SaaS founder who has been very gracious with sharing a lot of his lessons, tips, and tricks in growing StoreMapper in the past few years.

Tyler’s story is a great one, and one I hope most of us can relay to.  He is a self taught developer, wrote the MVP of StoreMapper over the course of a single 30 hour flight from LAX to Argentina, and has grown it and his team organically over the past few years.

These self funded SaaS stories are great because it is very near and dear to many of our hearts.  Hearing the stories about lessons learned the hard way, and things that now seem far too obvious.

In this episode Tyler shares with us:

Tyler has written extensively about bootstrapping and SaaS both on tylertringas.com and in the form of an ebook he’s publishing at microsaas.co.  I highly encourage you to check out both.

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