I've developed an MVP...Now What?

01/17/23 • 16 min

In episode 14 of the Backseat Startup Podcast, Luke talks with Melanie Brewer & John Beuchert, co-founders of AwayTogether. They answered the question “I've developed an MVP, now what?” posed by a user on the r/startup subreddit.
CEOs Melanie Brewer & John Beuchert are based out of Erie, PA. Their company, Away Together, assists travelers in breaking the communication barrier.
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To learn more about Spark This Day click here
Please like and subscribe if you’re enjoying our interviews!
If you’d rather listen, download on your favorite podcast platform here
To apply to be featured as Founder of the Day, click here
The Backseat Startup Podcast is a casual, unscripted podcast where we give unsolicited advice to strangers on the internet. We pull up Reddit, find a question asked by a startup founder, and break it down. Subscribe to the show so we can keep this series going!