Above Board, the official Fathom Analytics podcast - page 4
A podcast exploring running an independent + bootstrapped software (SaaS) company. Follow along as we share the journey of building and growing Fathom Analytics.
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Episodes — page 4
Jack and Paul answer your questions (Pt. 1)
Listeners and customers sent in their questions for us to answer, and we did just that! Questions about our brand, infrastructure, upcoming features, and more.
Paul and Jack are back
Jack and Paul catch up on the last few weeks.
A brief history of (Fathom Analytics) time
In this episode, Jack and Paul look back to the beginnings of Fathom Analytics (which started in 2018).
Can bootstrapped startups survive a recession?
When the economy is hurting, do small businesses have to suffer? Jack and Paul discuss how Fathom is (hopefully) built to be able to weather financial storms by not growing beyond our means at any given time.
The art of making great decisions for your business
It’s no secret: Fathom Analytics is growing. So what are Jack and Paul deciding to do about growth regarding development, support, and the business in general?
When the business itself becomes the distraction
Today Jack and Paul get very candid about what’s going on with Fathom Analytics lately, specifically regarding distractions.
Can Matt Damon save Coinbase?
Coinbase just laid off 18% of their workforce and they rescinded all job offers that had already been already accepted.
Does Jack Scale?
Jack and Paul talk about a wide array of topics related to running a growing software company.
Dr. Sherry Walling on the mind of entrepreneurs
Jack and Dr. Sherry Walling dive deep into our minds to discuss burnout, depression, the benefits of neurological diversification, the mental health fallout from Covid, psychedelic assisted therapy, and more for people who work for themselves.
Is Google Analytics 4 a middle finger to SMBs?
Jack and Paul discuss the move from Universal Analytics to GA4 and what its complexity and data migration limits mean for small businesses.