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Tagged “Indie Hackers”
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Bootstrapping Stagetimer: A Roadmap to Passive Income and Scaling
Lucas and Liz Herman share the story of building Stagetimer.io, a successful SaaS product for event management. Starting as a simple solution to an obvious problem in their friend's studio, they bootstrapped their way to thousands of dolla…
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Building Content, Scaling & The Future of Tech
This episode explores the intersection of content creation, business scaling, and the evolving technological landscape. Steph Smith shares how producing consistent, valuable content significantly increases an individual's career leverage, …
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Pivoting to Indie Coding & Boat Life with Alex McCaw
Alex McCaw, founder of Reflect, joins to discuss his transition from the high-pressure world of enterprise SaaS as CEO of Clearbit to the life of an indie hacker living on a catamaran in the Caribbean. He highlights the beauty of building …
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Strategy for Founders: MBAs, Indie Hacking, and AI
In this episode, Emma Lawler sits down to discuss her evolution from selling her company Moonlight to launching her new infrastructure startup, Velvet. The conversation dives deep into the unconventional decision to pursue an MBA after gai…
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Building Karma: Bootstrapping SaaS & Company Culture
In this episode, the hosts chat with Stas Kulesh, the co-founder of Karma Bot, about the art of turning internal enterprise tools into successful SaaS businesses. Stas shares his journey from building an agency in New Zealand to scaling a …
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From Google Analytics to Plausible: Building a Privacy-Focused Analytics Tool
Marco Seric, co-founder of Plausible Analytics, shares his journey in building a privacy-first, open-source alternative to Google Analytics. He discusses the importance of positioning, marketing strategies, and the challenges of scaling in…
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The Elon Musk Debate: Influence, Ethics, and the Future of Free Speech
This podcast features a discussion among IndieHackers about Elon Musk's controversial influence on society, particularly following his acquisition of Twitter. Justin Jackson argues against Musk's behavior and role model status, emphasizing…
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Introducing the New Indie Hackers Podcast Format: A Conversation between Brothers
In this episode, Cortland discusses the evolution of the Indie Hackers podcast, transitioning from a guest-focused format to a co-hosting model with his brother. They explore various themes, including their personal lives, productivity, an…
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Turning Ideas into Success: Andre Azimov's Journey from Coding Novice to Successful Indie Hacker
In this episode of the IndieHackers podcast, Cortland Allen interviews Andre Azimov, who shares his inspiring journey of transitioning from a novice coder to a successful founder. Andre discusses his approach of building multiple projects …
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The Journey of MakerPad: From Indie Hacker to Acquisition by Zapier
In this episode of the Indie Hackers podcast, Cortland interviews the founder of MakerPad, who shares his remarkable journey from an idea to a successful no-code learning platform that was recently acquired by Zapier. They discuss the simi…
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The Journey of Indie Hackers: From Concept to Acquisition
Cortland Allen shares the story of Indie Hackers, a platform designed for and by entrepreneurs. He discusses the journey from initial concept and community building to its acquisition by Stripe. Cortland highlights the importance of trust,…
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The Evolving Landscape of Podcasting: Opportunities for Indie Hackers
In this episode of the Indie Hackers podcast, host Cortland Olson speaks with Mabashar Iqbal, an accomplished indie hacker with over 100 side projects. They discuss the current state of podcasting and its growth potential, exploring variou…
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From Amazon to Indie Hacker: Daniel Visallo's Journey to Success
In this episode of the IndieHackers podcast, host Cortland chats with Daniel Visallo, a former Amazon software engineer who left a lucrative $500,000-a-year job to become an Indie Hacker. Daniel shares his journey of transition, the challe…
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Navigating Challenges: Aileen Lerner's Journey with Interviewing.io During COVID-19
In this episode of the Indie Hackers podcast, Cortland talks with Aileen Lerner, founder of Interviewing.io, about her experience of transitioning her business model during the COVID-19 pandemic. Initially thriving with a free service conn…
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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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Exploring the Indie Hacker's Journey with Nathan Latka
In this episode of the IndieHackers podcast, Cortland interviews Nathan Latka, a successful entrepreneur with a diverse portfolio, including a podcast, magazine, and SaaS businesses. They discuss Nathan's unique approach to building profit…
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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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Funding for Bootstrappers: Insights from Tyler Trinkis of Earnest Capital
In this episode of the IndieHackers podcast, host Cortland talks with Tyler Trinkis, founder of Earnest Capital, about providing alternative funding solutions for bootstrappers. Tyler shares insights on the evolving landscape of business f…
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Exploring the Journey of Mentor Cruise: A Chat with Dominic Monn
In this episode of the IndieHackers podcast, host Cortland welcomes Dominic Monn, the founder of Mentor Cruise, a platform connecting tech professionals with mentors. Dominic shares insights on the challenges of running a one-person operat…
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Building Marketing Examples with Harry Dry
In this episode of the Indie Hackers podcast, host Courtland Allen sits down with Harry Dry, the creator of MarketingExamples.com. Harry shares his entrepreneurial journey, discussing his approach to marketing through engaging case studies…
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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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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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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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