Real insights from indie founders to help you build businesses confidently
Karl Hughes transformed his path from being a software engineer to CTO (at venture-funded startups) to now being an indie entrepreneur. The key to his successful journey is consistency. Karl stresses the importance of focusing on small wins.
Find one good product and one good distribution channel. You only need to find it once. Not many times. After that, you promote, again and again. Then rinse and repeat for the next ones.
Meet 29 years old Mike Rubini, from Italy. He is binge productive + runs multiple profitable SaaS business alone. His systemic ways of working/thinking are mesmerising.
Marko Saric, the indie co-founder of Plausible Analytics, dared to create a better Google Analytics. Marko and Uku currently generate $3,182 MRR with 509 customers as of Aug 2020 – their secret weapon: riding a wave of a growing market interest + adhering to sound marketing practices.
Jesse Schoberg, CEO & indie founder of DropInBlog, went from $1k per month, to now towards a 7-figure income. Jesse and his team currently faces the decision of “how big they want to grow”.
## Meaning of WordPress The word WordPress is used to primarily identify a popular open-source web software which is used to create a blog and/or a website like this one that you are reading. WordPress is written with a capital P and is a trademark owned by the company Automattic (with a two Ts). ##… Read more WordPress
Rose Fermocil, an indie entrepreneur from the Philippines, went from being software QA engineer to founding her own business (YourPodcastMatters.com) despite being a mom of a 3-year-old.
Setup site/platform Prep server infrastructure Automate our deploy workflow with Ansible to regularly update the platform – w.r.t to WordPress Core, plugins and new features(we deploy with zero-downtime) Prep WordPress with Composer workflow WordPress tweaking custom theming code custom blocks Etc Write down thoughts for home page Create & write content for the different pages:… Read more 2020.07.18 | The IndieDiary Log