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Tagged “Startups”
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Indie Hackers Divestment: Getting Independent Again
After six years of operating as a part of Stripe, the founders of Indie Hackers have officially divested, becoming an independent company once again. This episode explores the emotional and practical shift of moving from a corporate salary…
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The Journey of Laura Rutter: From Success to New Ventures
In this conversation, Laura Rutter shares her experiences with her previous startup, Meet Edgar, and her current venture, Paperbell. She discusses the challenges of running a business without seeking venture capital, her approach to market…
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The Journey of Dash Barkhus: From Learning to Code in a Van to Crafting a Successful Startup
In this conversation, Dash Barkhus shares her unique journey from studying fashion design to becoming an indie hacker, launching Wishtender, a tool for influencers to create gift lists for fans while maintaining privacy. Dash reflects on h…
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Exploring Market Pull and Investment Strategies with Julian Shapiro
In this episode of the IndieHackers podcast, Cortland sits down with Julian Shapiro to discuss the dynamics of building successful startups and the importance of market pull. They delve into various investment strategies, highlighting the …
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Bridging the Gap: How Candor Empowers Tech Employees in Finance
In this IndieHackers podcast episode, Cortland interviews Nia Dragova, founder of Candor, a company dedicated to helping tech professionals manage their equity and negotiate their salaries. Nia shares her personal journey from growing up i…
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Building a Community for Designers: The Story of Dribble
In this episode of the IndieHackers podcast, Cortland interviews Dan, co-founder of Dribble, a leading online community for designers. They discuss the origins of Dribble, its growth, monetization strategies, and Dan’s journey as a designe…
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Exploring the IndieHacker Ecosystem with Rob Walling
In this episode of the IndieHackers podcast, host Cortland Allen interviews Rob Walling, founder of TinySeed, about the current landscape of indie hacking and SaaS businesses. They discuss the advantages of being early to a market, the dif…
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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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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 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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Insights from Josh Kaufman on Business Fundamentals and Startups
In this episode of the Indie Hackers podcast, Cortland Allen interviews Josh Kaufman, author of "The Personal MBA." They discuss the importance of understanding business fundamentals, the pitfalls many startup founders encounter, and how a…
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Building BuySell Ads: An Entrepreneur's Journey
In this interview, Cortland Allen speaks with Todd Garland, the founder and CEO of BuySell Ads, an online advertising company established in 2008. Todd shares his journey into the advertising industry, the challenges he faced, and his visi…
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