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Time flies: 1 year and still growing Centori

On a hot late-May mid-morning last year I pulled into the parking lot of a local restaurant to meet my product designer in person for lunch. Over plates of spicy chicken and rice, we had our final one-on-one, because this was also my last day at this job. My next

Finding Faith While Washing Feet

I must admit, that in the holiday calendar, Christmas usually takes precedence over Easter in my mind. It’s not hard to fall into that line of thinking: let’s be honest, Christmas is darn fun. * Christmas music dominates my Spotify playlists * My home gets decked out with decorations * Sometimes

3 Quick Ways to Use SEO as a Growth Channel (Not Just a Traffic Channel)

If you think SEO is just a traffic channel, you aren't alone but boy are you missing out. Yeah, yeah, yeah - SEO is synonymous with blogging. But if all SEO does for you is drive traffic to your blog then there is a serious gap in your

Scaling past $8K MRR: Lessons Learned in 2023

Wait... it's already 2024? Just the other day it felt like I was driving home full of apple pie after celebrating Thanksgiving, yet everywhere I look I see “January” and not “December” for the current month. 2023 felt like it flew by... but at the same time, it

SEO is (probably) not for you

I’ve been in SEO for a while, and I can vouch for the fact that SEO is not for everyone. After reading this post, you may decide that it's not for you, and let me be the first to say that it's perfectly fine if

Things I learned in my first week as a full-time entrepreneur

If we’re going to split hairs, I’ve been working full-time on my SEO SaaS and services company Centori for 1.5 weeks, not one week. This goes to support the overall “thesis” of this post though: one of the things I’ve learned so far working as a

I quit my job for my startup, so now what?

It’s been two weeks since I put my notice in. I gave 5 weeks' notice to work through May. In part because my role as a product manager is fairly integral to the team and two weeks' notice at my previous job felt far too short. Though

I was wrong about sales, 3 things I learned that doubled revenue in 2022

I’m going to be honest with you: I hated sales. I began my career in customer support, and often felt like we were cleaning up messes sales reps created. And we were underpaid to boot! Never mind the number of times sales reps would @here in our support Slack

Christianity is not a solo adventure

The way we treat relationships is truly bizarre and I never realized this until I finished Blue Like Jazz by Donald Miller. First off, I highly recommend reading this book (like, order it after reading this or just order it now he’s a better writer than me). Miller wraps

The 3 new startup rules I live by to stop being tired all the time

Hey there, I’m Tyler, I’m bootstrapping a startup, and I’m tired. It does not take long after browsing Twitter, LinkedIn, or IndieHackers to get a serious case of brain drain. From humblebrags to reminders of MRR figures higher than mine, it’s easy to get a case

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Tyler Scionti

Writing about faith and startups.

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