Why indie hackers should be podcasting - Mark Asquith, Rebel Base Media

Why indie hackers should be podcasting - Mark Asquith, Rebel Base Media: I’ve got a slightly different format today as I’m speaking with podcast expert, Mark Asquith, about the benefits of podcasting for Indie Hackers. Mark is no stranger to building businesses, running a portfolio of podcast-focused businesses here in the UK. by Indie Bites

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Growing a podcast to 50k downloads in 6 months - Danny Miranda, The Danny Miranda Show: Danny Miranda runs the Danny Miranda Show, a podcast he's rapidly grown to 50k downloads in just 6 months. He's relentless, focused and consistent, publishing 3 episodes a week with some of his favorite authors and entrepreneurs. In this episode we discus by Indie Bites

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Leaving a full-time head of growth role to be a full-time indie hacker - Corey Haines, Swipe Files and more: As of the week we recorded this, Corey Haines became a full-time Indie Hacker, working on his profitable side projects he'd built alongside his role as Head of Growth at Baremetrics. Corey builds things quickly and makes the most of his time, with a varie by Indie Bites

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Building Marketing Examples to 30k email subscribers - Harry Dry, Marketing Examples: Harry Dry is the founder of Marketing Examples, a fast-growing showcase of successful startup marketing stories. When I first spoke to Harry on the Marketing Mashup about a year ago, he was on 5,000 subscribers and £1k revenue. Now, he has 6x that amount by Indie Bites

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What's important for indie hackers in 2020 - Courtland Allen, Indie Hackers: Courtland Allen is the founder of Indie Hackers. He started the community that has inspired so many of us to start our bootstrapped businesses and changed our lives for the better. In this conversation, we speak about why Courtland started Indie Hackers, by Indie Bites

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Growing a paid community to $800 MRR - Charlie Ward, Weekend Club: Charlie is the founder of Weekend Club, an online community of indie hackers, all working with each other to reach their side project goals and stay accountable. Weekend Club was born out of the London indie hacker meetup Charlie also founded called Indie by Indie Bites

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Building the one of the most popular Slack apps of all time - Wilhelm Klopp, Simple Poll: Wilhelm Klopp has had an interesting journey as an indie hacker, leaving his comfortable job as a software engineer at GitHub, to creating one of the most popular Slack apps of all time, Simple Poll. The app has been installed on over 600,000 workspaces a by Indie Bites

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Building a SaaS with just one hour every day - Mubashar Iqbal (Mubs): Mubs is a prolific maker, having made over 90 side projects throughout his career. I was interested to find out what it takes to come up with ideas, validate them and then execute so quickly. Currently, Mubs is building Founderpath with Nathan Latka, and by Indie Bites

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Paying off $250k in debt by starting a company making $1.5m ARR - Nick Fogle, Wavve: Paying down any amount of debt is difficult, let alone $250,000 of it. That's exactly what Nick Fogle did as he faced that number on Christmas day in 2016. Nick made it his sole focus to pay down his debt, while working full time and co-running Wavve, an by Indie Bites

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$3k MRR with 600 paying members writing about mindful productivity - Anne-Laure Le Cunff, Ness Labs: Anne-Laure inspired me with this conversation covering how she grew Ness Labs to over 600 paying members ($3k MRR), how to be mindfully productive (backed by her research as a Neuroscience masters student), and what we can do as a community to be more inc by Indie Bites

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How Pat Walls made $20k in 2 weeks from his SEO course - Pat Walls, Starter Story: In this episode, Pat Walls, founder of Starter Story is sharing how he made 20k in pre-sales on his new SEO course in just 2 weeks. by Indie Bites

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Growing to $4m+ despite Apple cloning their product - Matt Range, Astropad: A conversation with Matt Ronge, co-founder and CEO of Astropad. by Indie Bites

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Turning $100 into $52,000 selling handmade candles DTC - Dianna Allen, TERRA: How do you turn $100 into $52,000 in revenue selling candles? Well, Dianna Allen, previously of Budget Meal Planner fame, did exactly this. She's been so successful selling these candles that in October 2020, she went full time on her DTC brand, TERRA. In by Indie Bites

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Building a mid 6-figure Notion course in under a year, solo - Marie Poulin, Notion Mastery: Marie started the Notion Mastery course back in Nov 2019, growing that to a mid 6-figure business in under a year. Her whole business has been built on taking a leap of faith an niching down and putting her sole focus on this notion course. In this episod by Indie Bites

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Build in a competitive market, or go niche? - Derrick Reimer, SavvyCal: Derrick Reimer is the founder of SavvyCal, and co-host on the Art of Product podcast. We talk about what it takes to build a product in one of the most competitive markets there is, calendar scheduling, how Derrick has grown the business over the past few by Indie Bites

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What it takes to build a community - Rosie Sherry, Indie Hackers: Rosie Sherry is a community-building expert, so I wanted to find out what it takes to build one from the ground up. It's certainly not easy, but if you're prepared to put in the work, get to know your people, and keep them actively interested, you'll do w by Indie Bites

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Starting over 40 side-projects in 10 years - Helen Ryles: Helen Ryles knows what it takes to start and sell side-projects. Having started her entrepreneurial journey over 10 years ago, she has launched over 40 side projects in that time, selling a few of them along the way. Now leading the community at Makerpad, by Indie Bites

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Choosing freedom over money - Rob Hope, One Page Love + Yo!: Rob Hope is a South African designer, developer and founder of One Page Love; which you might have seen. Rob is an expert on Landing Pages so we talk a little about what makes one that stands out, but then we also talk about Rob's multiple products and h by Indie Bites

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Indie Bites Trailer - what's it all about?: Welcome to Indie Bites. This podcast will bring you short, bite-sized conversations (no more than 15 minutes) with indie hackers that have started small, profitable and bootstrapped businesses. You'll learn how they come up with ideas, what they do to val by Indie Bites

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Making $10k in a weekend selling emoji email addresses - Ben Stokes, Tiny Projects: Ben Stokes is the indie hacker behind Tiny Projects, where he shares the ups and downs of starting small indie businesses. He's created a ice cream business and a cookie dough business amongst other things and his most recent project, Mailoji, made $10k i by Indie Bites

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Making $15k in 24 hours selling a book on Gumroad - Philip Kiely, Gumroad: In this episode I talk to Philip Kiely, Head of Marketing at Gumroad, about how he made 20k in his first week selling an info product, why the creator economy is booming, and how you can launch your own product. by Indie Bites

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Making over $5k/month from a portfolio of side projects - Dan Rowden, ilo: Today we're joined by Dan Rowden, who is an entrepreneur and product builder currently based in Mauritius. Dan, like many other indie hackers runs a bunch of projects alongside a full-time job, which all compound to him making over $5k a month with these by Indie Bites

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Making a full-time income working just one day per week - Ramy Khuffash, Page Flows: What's it like making a full-time income in just a day, meaning you have the remaining four days to do whatever you want with? Well, that's exactly the situation Ramy Khuffash is in. It certainly has it's benefits, but there are some challenges you might by Indie Bites

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How VEED grew to $1.7m ARR in less than 2 years - Sabba Keynejad, Veed.io: I first met Sabba at a pub in London when Veed was just an early beta product making $0. Fast forward a few years, Veed is now making over $100,000 a month and growing rapidly. It's well-executed product in a growing market, but that hasn't stopped Sabba by Indie Bites

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$250 to $3k MRR in 4 months with a Notion website builder - Noah Bragg, Potion: Today we have Noah Bragg who is the founder of Potion, which allows you to turn your Notion pages into a website, wiki or blog all behind a custom domain. This is a 2 part episode. In the first section we talk about how Noah wanted to build a funded coffe by Indie Bites

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$600 MRR and 150 new users per day with SEO and marketing - Elston Baretto, Tiiny Host: In this episode we have Elston Baretto, who is the founder of Tiiny Host and is probabably in a similar position to most indie hackers - working on his side-project that earns a few hundred dollars MRR, alongside a full time job. We talk about how Elston by Indie Bites

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How to build a newsletter business - Louis Nicholls, SparkLoop: Louis Nicholls has dived deep into the world of newsletter referral programs, and he's learnt a thing or too along the way. This chat is packed with advice about speaking to your customers, avoiding shiny object syndrome and how to grow a newsletter. by Indie Bites

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From $500k to $1m in 6 months with a podcast agency - Harry Morton, Lowerstreet: Today I'm joined by my friend Harry Morton, who runs Lower Street Media, a podcast production agency behind some of the highest-quality podcasts I listen to. Over the past 6 months, Harry has doubled his agency revenue from $500k to $1m, but this certainl by Indie Bites

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Solo founder running 3 profitable bootstrapped businesses - Monica Lent, Affilimate: I speak with literal octopus Monica Lent about how she juggles a SaaS, community and travel blog that all make cold hard cash. by Indie Bites

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How to build a business you actually enjoy - Natalie Nagele, Wildbit: Natalie Nagele is the co-founder of Wildbit, the company behind Postmark, Beanstalk, People-First Jobs and more. Wildbit has just turned 20 years old, so Natalie knows exactly what it takes to grow and scale successful bootstrapped businesses. In this epi by Indie Bites

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