Buy & Sell Digital Indie Projects, Businesses, and Assets
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Joined April 2020
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IndieStack retweeted
Oh man I'm getting stoked for the Groundwork1 launch tomorrow! 🤩
So many things to prepare and think about. I try not to get too anxious about it since its not a life or death thing.
But it can be overwhelming to think through all of the communication that needs to happen! 😬
IndieStack retweeted
Masterminds you should be a part of if you're building a business -
- @indiestackHQ
- @indie_worldwide
- @weekendclubHQ
Any others?
IndieStack retweeted
I'd like to include some cool indie products in @indiestackHQ s newsletter going out this coming week. Drop a link and description of your product 👇
IndieStack retweeted
Biggest fears for building in public:
• Feeling vulnerable
• Imposter syndrome
• Failing in public
Any other anxieties I'm missing? #buildinpublic
IndieStack retweeted
What do you use to define your Customer Acquisition Cost? #buildinpublic
IndieStack retweeted
As an entrepreneur, you have to completely unlearn all the things that schools and universities have taught you about failing.
Trial and error includes mistakes. You’re supposed to make them. It’s the best way to learn. They are part of the journey.
IndieStack retweeted
I've come to understand consistency being at the core of growth. I've been writing a blog post, sending a newsletter, and recording a podcast every week for a year now. I didn't have an audience, then I had a few people, then a few hundred, and now it's a few thousand.
IndieStack retweeted
the moment I made enough to pay for rent & peanut butter & jelly sandwiches,
the gloves were off.
vc's & angels couldn't touch me, cause I was free.
thank you internet.
IndieStack retweeted
My friend just got fired.
No redundancy money and this is his only source of income.
A reminder of the benefits of indie hacking, having multiple income sources and being anti fragile
IndieStack retweeted
Your software toolbelt needs an upgrade.
Meet 50 wildly helpful tools for indie hackers:
IndieStack retweeted
Has anyone experimented with allowing customers to pause SaaS subscriptions instead of cancel them?
If so, what happened? Do people come back? Do you get lower churn overall?
(Paddle has a pause feature and I’m wondering if it’s worth adding as an option in my products) – at Republic of Mauritius
IndieStack retweeted
Do one scary thing every day.
Today, I reached out to 40+ PermanentLink trial users who didn't convert to paying customers.
Writing those emails was harder than I thought, but the responses I already received show that it's worth it.
☑️ scary thing that might include rejection
IndieStack retweeted
I finally got my first paying subscriber for @CaproniFm.
That's $18 MRR 😀
It was by no means a "build it and they will come moment".
To close the deal I had to apply all of my sales katas.
getmakerlog.com/milestones/r…
Hopefully I can close 3-4 more customers this month.
IndieStack retweeted
I sold my first SaaS in October of last year. It was making around $100/mo and sold for around $10k.
The money was not life-changing. The experience and feeling of selling my first business... That was life-changing.
IndieStack retweeted
Hey - I am building pagemaker.co for the next 30 days in my spare time.
Using pagemaker.co you can create and launch beautiful, responsive landing pages in 10 minutes or less using pre designed building blocks.
#buildinpublic #shipin30
@indiestackHQ
IndieStack retweeted
collected some awesome projects of @indiestackHQ members as part of a demo for spreadsheet2site.
find courses, saas and more of fellow makers
spreadsheet2site.com/indiest…
IndieStack retweeted
Entrepreneurship is 20% acting on advice, 80% making it up as you go, and 5% breaking the rules.
IndieStack retweeted
Where there is a lack of...
1. Confidence
2. Process
3. Simplicity
There is a business opportunity.
IndieStack retweeted
I learned way more from people only 1️⃣ or 2️⃣ steps ahead of me than from successful unicorn builders.
Here are the ones that helped me the most when I began:
@arvidkahl and Zero to Sold
@rchase building HostiFi
@GuillaumeMbh with blog.lempire.co
Go find yours!