Transitioning From Teachable to a Custom Platform with Tyler McGinnis

When you first start your business, the biggest initial hurdle is choosing where your content is going to be hosted.

If you start building a custom platform from the beginning, it may be months before you ship a single course. And if you have a deadline and need to start making a profit this might not be the way to go.

Making the decision to use an existing platform might be tough. Chances are it doesn't do exactly what you want it to. But, you are able to entirely focus on producing your content. And, you can always build something for yourself in the future. Tyler McGinnis went this route and it has really worked out for them!

Tyler also chats about compensating employees as a small bootstrapped startup, keeping the core value that they're an education business first and not a software shop, and how they've leaned into their niche and specialized their content.

Links

• Twitter - Tyler McGinnis
• Bytes.dev
• UI.dev