The Indie Worldwide Podcast

Want to avoid getting banned from your email marketing tools? We invited Michael Greenberg (@gentoftech) to run an introductory workshop for any founders who send emails. Michael has built three different 6-figure ARR productized services, and sold one of those. Currently he's writing & podcasting about digital operations, entrepreneurial strategy, & content creation.

We interviewed Thomas Jacquesson, one half of Pony Express Studio, about how their breakout product Tweet Hunter has found traction on Twitter.

BudgetSheet is an add-on for Google Sheets that lets you import your bank transactions directly into a spreadsheet. Vance Lucas built his micro-startup on the side while also holding down a full time job, in large part just by choosing the right market to play in. He’s a solo-founder.

Greg Fragin is building LoopHQ, and all in one platform to manage your messages and relationships across the internet.

This is an interview with the co-founder of https://getmason.io/, Kaus Manjita. The easiest way to grow Shopify stores. Get discounts, offers, bundles & product listings live in your store in minutes. Automate your storefront updates to drive 20% better conversions. https://getmason.io/

Jamie Tam is a Shopify merchant turned app maker. He previously ran a profitable drop-shipping business but realized there was no great ways to track his profitability within Shopify, so he built Profit Calc. His app is now making more than $10,000 per month with no employees and 80% margins.

Shar is the Founder & CEO of Billflow. Focusing on SaaS pricing, billing, and no-code.

Ganesh participated in the 100 in 100 challenge and finished at the top of the leaderboard. Now they're well past 100 customers and have already hit $15,000 in MRR with the audacious goal of growing to $10 Million in ARR in the next two years and hitting a $150 Million evaluation (based on a 15x multiple). Not outrageous at all if you consider their recent growth of 40% MoM.

We interviewed the COO of ABTesting.ai to figure out: how a small startup landed Toyota as a customer, how they're growing so far, and what the future of AI-generated content looks like. See how Franco Gobbo is making it happen.

Charlie Ward is the founder of Weekend Club, a remote co-working club for bootstrapped founders. Over the last few years he's grown the club to ramen-profitability and scaled to host multiple events every single week (weekdays too!). In this interview we discuss how to start your community, how to scale it, and how to empower your members to become leaders.

Indie hacker since 2011, full-stack web developer since 1997, Marc LG aka The Judo Hacker is the founder of PowerImporter — the easiest nocode tool for updating your Webflow CMS.

Noah is the solo-founder of Potion.so, a tool to create custom websites in minutes using Notion and host of the Product Journey Podcast. Noah has built Potion.so to more than 2k MRR in public on Twitter. https://twitter.com/noahwbragg

Dan is the founder of TwitchToTIkTok and is currently building a new startup live from Thailand on Twitch.

Paulina Masson is a SaaS founder, serial entrepreneur. Paulina sold her previous startup Shopkeeper for 7-figures and is currently working on growing her new startup, CreatorBooks using a strategy of affiliate marketing and SEO.

Andrew Gazdecki is the founder of MicroAcquire.com. Former CEO of Bizness Apps & Altcoin (both acquired), and entrepreneur in residence at 500 Startups At this meetup we talked about what it takes to sell a startup of any size and how to command a high multiple.

Rosie Sherry talks community building at the Community x Audience Indie Worldwide event.

Preet Singh is a community founder and online event organizer. He runs the DesignX community and has founded multiple conferences both online and offline.

This conversation may be one of the rare occasions where a founder's venture is fundamentally changed by the end of the conversation. Nakkeeran Raveendran is the founder of We Care Social, https://wecaresocial.co/, a charity founded on the principles of indie-hacking. Nak makes it really really easy for indie hackers and large business alike to give back. He uses donations of any size to fund a te...

Mubashar Iqbal, better known as Mubs, has been making and shipping projects on the internet for over 20 years, now he's at over 70 (probably closer to 100), and he's done it all while working a full time job. At this interview we dig into his process, his philosophy on indie hacking, and practical advice for makers of all experience levels. One thing I took away from this interview is that Mubs is...

Toucan is a language learning Chrome Extension that teaches you in context by replacing words on the websites you normally visit with words in your target language. It acts like an invisible app layer on top of your normal internet browsing behavior, ie it's dead simple to use. In just a few short months Toucan has grown to over 30,000 users and is growing at an amazing 100% MoM, fueled in part by...

Today we interviewed Michaela Greiler of Software Engineering Unlocked. Michaela has built up her podcast and code-review consulting business to a point where she now makes more money on her own terms than she did as a researcher at Microsoft. We talked about how she's built up her business, her podcast, and her business philosophy which has allowed her to create a sustainable income as a solo-fou...

Today we interviewed Hari Kirshna, better known as 𝙷𝚊𝙺𝚛 from Simple Ops, about Visa List, Simple Ops, and several of his other ventures. Hari's companies span the consumer, B2B, blockchain, and Android ecosystems.

Richard Kong started GravityTales in high-school, reached over $10,000 in monthly revenue before his freshman year of college, dropped out of school and then sold to Tencent for more than $2 million dollars, and that's just the beginning of his story. At this live Q&A we talked about his early success, accidentally getting a full time job at Scale AI, his recent work selling gemstones with Shi...

Pierre De Wulf and his business partner quit their jobs with the goal of building a sustainable indie business in one year. Nine months later their first product had yet to hit $1,000 in monthly revenue and they realized they were running out of time. With just three months left to go, they sold their previous product, built a web scraping api, and launched what would soon become ScrapingBee, whic...

Philip is the founder of Moonlight, a unique community of freelancers and forward thinking companies which is redefining what it means to work together. Before exiting the company in an acquisition by Pull Request, Philip and his co-founder Emma had reached more than $50,000 in monthly recurring revenue. In this Q&A we dug deep into the origins of Moonlight, the future of work, and how founder...