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Today we're going to be talking about the costs of

running a business. One of the podcasts I love to listen to is Chris Coyer's

CodePen Radio and they always dive into different aspects of actually running a startup in a business like that and they just did one called

Software we pay for and it just went through all the different subscriptions and software that they pay for and I thought it was kind of interesting to see like what does a big business like Codepan or I don't know how many employees they have but it's more than just a Scott and I which is just one.

So I thought to be interested to also share sort of what does it cost to run a business

But when you're trying to do the soloprenner type of thing that's gotten I do so looking forward to that today's episode is sponsored by contentful and they've got some sweet socks coming your way

You want to talk a little bit about that Scott? Yeah, so contentful is one of those services that makes working in the sort of modern web, just super duper, duper easy because a lot of the times what we're working with is front end code and we really struggle with some place to not only hold our data but access it easily.

And relational data, just sort of all sorts of things that you might be working with.

It's beyond just like sort of blog content or something like that.

It's really the answer to the modern CMS.

So contentful is, as they say it's beyond the headless CMS,

it basically allows you to store all of your data and access it very easily

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