If you happen to be listening to this while you're a business of software in Boston this week,

my co-founder, Anar Volset, is there live on the scene in Boston.

And if you'd like to link up with him, if you're interested in perhaps applying to Tiny Seed,

or better yet, if you're interested in potentially investing in our syndicate or in one of our next funds,

you should reach out to Anar Volset on Twitter.

That's E-I-N-A-R-V-O-L-L-S-E-T. His DMs are open. Or if you happen to see him in the hallway,

just say, hey, I've been a big fan of Mark Littlewood and the team at B-O-S since years.

In 2009, I think, was the first one that I did an attendee talk at, and then I spoke at the next

event.

And as always, we wish Mark and his team the best as they run their event this week.

It's another episode of Startup to the Rest of Us.

I'm your host, Rob Walling, and this week I talk with Nick Swan, the founder of SEO testing.

We run through his experience, launching a free tool, starting to charge for that, gaining traction,

renaming the tool, getting a new domain name, rewriting the code base. It's a really interesting and fascinating journey of growing SEO testing.com to 18K MRR. Before we dive into our conversation,

I want to thank you if you have rated this podcast

in Apple Podcasts. I've been trying to get to 1,000 worldwide ratings because there are so very

few podcasts that have that number of ratings in the tool. And I believe when I started asking,

we're around high 800s. And now I look today, 977 ratings.

And a rating doesn't even need a review. You can just click five stars. So if you haven't rated

this podcast, I'd appreciate it. Our most recent review is a five-star review that says my

favorite startup podcast. It's from Jazz Manders from Australia. I just spent eight and a half

hours of a solo road trip listening to back-to-back startup to the rest of us episodes.

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