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Building TrendsVC: Drew Riley's Journey to a Profitable Newsletter Business
In this episode of the IndieHackers podcast, Cortland interviews Drew Riley, the creator of Trends.VC, a successful newsletter focusing on tech and business trends. Drew shares his journey of perseverance, the importance of finding the rig…
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Building a Successful Media Company: Insights from Alex Wilhelm
In this episode of the IndieHackers podcast, Cortland speaks with Alex Wilhelm, senior editor at TechCrunch, about the intricacies of building a profitable media organization. Alex shares his experiences in journalism, emphasizing the impo…
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Growing an IndieHacker Business: Insights from William Candelan
In this episode of the IndieHackers podcast, Cortland chats with William Candelan, founder of Start React Native, which provides courses and starter kits for learning React Native. William shares his journey from starting a YouTube channel…
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Navigating the Indie Hacker Landscape: Main Dishes vs. Side Dishes
In this episode of the IndieHackers podcast, host Court1n delves deep with founders Justin Jackson and Tyler Tringis to explore the intricate decisions that indie hackers need to make when choosing their projects. They discuss whether to b…
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Building Passive Income with Learn UX: Insights from Greg Rogge
In this episode of the IndieHackers podcast, Cortland interviews Greg Rogge, founder of Learn UX, which generates over $10,000 a month with minimal maintenance. Greg shares his journey of creating educational content in UI/UX design, the i…
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Building Laravel: Insights from Taylor Otwell on Entrepreneurship and Open Source Success
In this episode of the IndieHackers podcast, Cortland interviews Taylor Otwell, creator of the Laravel framework. Taylor shares his journey from a full-time job to founding Laravel and its commercial ecosystem, discussing challenges like m…
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Exploring the No-Code Movement with Sahil Lavingia and Ben Tossall
In this episode of the Indie Hackers podcast, host Cortland introduces guests Sahil Lavingia, CEO of Gumroad, and Ben Tossall from MakerPad to discuss the burgeoning no-code movement. They delve into what no-code means, its relevance, and …
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Exploring Travel Hacking and Entrepreneurship with Zach Resnick
In this episode of the IndieHackers podcast, Cortland interviews Zach Resnick, founder and CEO of EasyPoint Concierge, a business focused on travel hacking. Zach shares his journey from a college student discovering travel hacking to build…
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Becoming Indestructible: Mastering Distraction and Procrastination in Entrepreneurship
In this episode of the IndieHackers podcast, Nir Eyal discusses his book "Indestructible," where he defines being indestructible as having personal integrity and commitment to oneself. He emphasizes the importance of executing priorities a…
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Scaling ClickMinded: Tommy Griffith's Journey from SEO Manager to Indie Hacker
Tommy Griffith, founder of ClickMinded, shares his journey from managing SEO at PayPal and Airbnb to building a digital marketing training platform that generates $40,000 a month in revenue. Key insights include the importance of in-person…
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The Journey of Wistia: Insights from Founder Chris Savage
In this episode of the Indie Hackers podcast, Chris Savage, the founder of Wistia, shares his entrepreneurial journey, discussing the evolution of his company from its inception in 2006 to its current success. He reflects on key lessons le…
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From $5 to $100K: Riley Chase's Journey with Hostify
Riley Chase, a self-taught software engineer from Michigan, shares his inspiring journey from launching Hostify with just $5 in monthly recurring revenue to surpassing $100,000 in annual recurring revenue. Despite early struggles in learni…
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Building Without Code: Ben Tassle's Journey with MakerPad
In this episode of the Indie Hackers podcast, Ben Tassle shares his journey as the founder of MakerPad, a platform that teaches users how to create apps and websites without coding. He discusses his experiences with various side projects, …
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The Journey of Eric Zang and Scalable Press: Bootstrapped Success in the Printing Industry
Eric Zang, CTO of Scalable Press, shares his journey from working on venture-funded startups to building a successful bootstrapped printing company. Scalable Press, originally focused on custom apparel printing, evolved to include an API f…
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Interview with Evan Yu: The Journey of Vue.js
In this episode of the IndieHackers podcast, Cortland interviews Evan Yu, the creator of Vue.js, a popular JavaScript framework used by developers and companies worldwide. Evan shares his journey from starting Vue as a side project to tran…
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Building a Unique Company Culture with Claire Liu of Know Your Company
In this episode of the IndieHackers podcast, Cortland talks with Claire Liu, CEO of Know Your Company, about her journey in creating a business that helps leaders foster better workplace cultures. Claire shares insights from her experience…
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Building Email Octopus: A Journey of Two Brothers in Email Marketing
In this episode of the podcast, Cortland interviews Gareth and Jonathan Bull, the co-founders of Email Octopus, an email marketing company. They discuss their journey from separate paths to building a successful startup together, the chall…
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The Journey of Amir Saleh Fendik: Founder of Todoist
In this episode, Amir Saleh Fendik, founder of Todoist, shares his unique entrepreneurial journey that began in his college dorm room. He discusses the early challenges of building a task management app, transitioning from a successful soc…
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Interview with Mubashar Iqbal: The Maker of the Year and Prolific Side Project Developer
In this episode of the Indie Hackers podcast, host Cortland welcomes Mubashar Iqbal, also known as Mubs, recognized as Product Hunt's Maker of the Year in 2016. The two discuss Mubs' prolific development of side projects, the story behind …
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The Journey of Tyler Tringis and Storm Mapper: Insights for Indie Hackers
In this interview, Cortland sits down with Tyler Tringis, the founder of Storm Mapper, to discuss his journey as an Indie Hacker. Tyler shares the story behind the rapid development and launch of Storm Mapper within 36 hours, emphasizing t…
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