Makers

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2023/06/18

Simplifying Ideas for Success in Entrepreneurship

OMG, you guys won't believe what I just recorded on this podcast episode! 😍 I was totally geeking out as I interviewed tech entrepreneur Peter about his journey in entrepreneurship, his experiences with startups, and his current project, Pineapple Builder. 🤖 It's an AI website builder for busy business owners - how cool is that?! 🤯 And get this, we even talked about money and how our upbringing can influence our mindset towards it. Crazy, right? 💰 But it was so interesting to hear our different perspectives. We covered a ton of topics, like Twitter tactics and the importance of flexibility and iteration in entrepreneurship. Plus, we talked about the limitations of AI and the benefits of open source. 🤔 And let's not forget the importance of reducing decision-making in our lives - I definitely need to work on that! The best part was when we talked about reflecting on our actions and learning from failures. It was such a great reminder that we all make mistakes, but it's how we handle them that really matters. 💪 Overall, this episode was a total blast and I can't wait to listen to more! 🎉 Links:⁠⁠https://capgo.app⁠⁠ : update system for capacitor appshttps://CapTime.app : crossfit timer for people doing crossfit at home https://www.pineapplebuilder.com/ : ultra MVP of a project builder https://www.indiehackers.com/podcasts https://OpenAI.com ⁠https://codepushgo.com⁠

2023/06/18

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1 小时 30 分钟
2024/08/18

From Bootstrapping to the VC World The Advantages of Bootstrapping

John Rush shares his journey from bootstrapping startups to entering the VC world and eventually discovering the joy of bootstrapping again. He discusses the challenges and drawbacks of the VC world, such as the pressure to have a large team and the need to constantly raise money. He also reflects on his experiences as an angel investor and the lessons he learned from his investments. John emphasizes the importance of being passionate about the work you do and the value of having a strong family and community. The conversation explores the satisfaction and fulfillment that comes from creating products that bring value and happiness to users. The speakers discuss the joy they feel when users express gratitude for their products and how it motivates them to continue improving. They also touch on the importance of solving real problems and making a positive impact. The conversation delves into the advantages of bootstrapping and the potential of the bootstrap world to compete with VC-backed startups. They envision a future where open source and micro-SaaS tools thrive, allowing for specialization and innovation. They also discuss the idea of implementing a royalty system for open-source projects. The conversation explores the potential for increased innovation and faster evolution in software development. The guests discuss the benefits of open-source collaboration and the ability to quickly adjust and improve existing software. They highlight the importance of finding meaning and purpose in one's work, and the value of owning and creating something. They also touch on the negative effects of sedentary computer work and the need for a balanced lifestyle. The conversation concludes with a discussion on building products for future trends rather than past trends. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the importance of creating a community focused on making and producing rather than consuming. The concept of the Indie Maker Village is introduced as a place where the mainstream agenda is centered around creation. The conversation also touches on the negative effects of excessive consumption and the need to limit access to cheap dopamine. The benefits of open-source projects and the trustworthiness of bootstrapped companies are highlighted. The importance of enjoying the journey and finding happiness in the process rather than solely focusing on the outcome is emphasized. The episode ends with a recommendation for the next guest and the invitation for listeners to reach out with feedback or questions. Links: → Marsx.dev → Unicornplatform.com website builder. → Devhunt.org Open Source PH alternative for dev tools → SeoBotAI.com SEO on 100% autopilot. zero actions needed. → Listingbott.com lists a tool on up to 1000 directories with 1 click for traffic/backlinks → AllGPTs.co most popular custom GPT directory in the world → filmgrail.com cinema SaaS platform. Powers cinemas on all continents, processing over $50M in ticket sales a year → lorem.space image placeholder api → marketsy.ai e-commerce and marketplaces powered by AI → uigenerator.org generate UI mockups for your website → cofondr.com cofounder as a service for busy solo makers → indexrusher.com index your new pages really fast, in just hours → saasemailer.com dead simple emailers/CRM for solo makers → nextjsstarter.com directory of all NextJS starters and boilerplates → startupstools.com startup tools used by famous makers → osssoftware.org vetted OSS alternatives for the tool you pay for - https://capgo.app - https://solos.ventures Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 01:16 From Bootstrapping to the VC World 08:48 Discovering the Value of Bootstrapping 12:16 The Importance of Honesty in Business 15:19 The Challenges of Investing 28:22 The Value of Passion and Building 28:49 Creating Value and Happiness for Users 34:19 The Motivation of User Gratitude 43:34 The Advantages of Bootstrapping 52:28 The Potential of the Bootstrap World 57:11 The Rise of Open Source and Micro-SaaS 01:00:13 Incentivizing Collaboration with Royalties 01:03:04 Accelerating Innovation 01:05:38 The Power of Collaboration 01:09:18 Helping Each Other Out 01:13:34 Finding Meaning in Work 01:16:55 Balancing Work and Life 01:21:09 Building for the Future 01:35:45 Creating a Community of Makers 01:37:12 The Negative Effects of Excessive Consumption 01:42:23 The Importance of Enjoying the Journey 02:02:46 Invitation for Feedback and Questions

2024/08/18

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2 小时 1 分钟
2024/07/28

The Power of Creating Something Useful and Valuable

Nico Jinen shares his entrepreneurial journey, starting from selling Steam keys in middle school to running a successful Minecraft server and eventually becoming an app developer. He emphasizes the importance of creating something useful and valuable to customers, rather than focusing solely on making money. Nico also discusses his decision to drop out of college and pursue entrepreneurship, despite initial resistance from his parents. He highlights the significance of finding a unique advantage and specializing in a specific niche to stand out in the market. Martin shares his experience of attending a school that focused on practical skills rather than traditional classes. He discusses the high cost of education in France and the lack of teachers at his school. Nico reflects on his own experience of starting a WordPress website company without any marketing knowledge. They both discuss the importance of learning from failures and the mindset of entrepreneurs. They also talk about the challenges of being perceived as arrogant when sharing successes and the importance of learning from others. In this final part of the conversation, Martin and Nico discuss the importance of community and connection on Twitter, the challenges of being an entrepreneur, and Nico's current project, TalkNotes. They also touch on the topic of spammy DMs and the value of specialization in products. Nico shares his plans to sell TalkNotes and potentially start a productized agency focused on advertising. They end the conversation with a discussion on the power of creativity in entrepreneurship and share some interesting examples of unique businesses. Links: - https://Makerads.guide : “Facebook ads for SaaS” - https://SalesPopup.io - https://Jeannen.com - https://youtube.com/@Jeannen - https://talknotes.io/ - https://capgo.app - https://solos.ventures 00:00 Introduction and Name Confusion 07:27 Starting a Minecraft Server and Selling In-Game Items 09:53 Dropping Out of College and Starting a Web Development Business 14:34 The Power of Creating Something Useful and Valuable 16:18 Finding a Unique Advantage and Specializing in a Niche 28:12 Dropping Out of College: A Risk Worth Taking 32:24 Practical Skills vs Traditional Education 37:11 Learning from Failures and Having a Growth Mindset 41:33 The Challenges of Perceived Arrogance 48:32 The Importance of Marketing and Creativity in Entrepreneurship 53:44 Not Getting Emotionally Attached to a Product 01:02:41 The Value of Networking on Twitter 01:06:48 The Power of Community and Connection on Twitter 01:13:52 The Challenges of Being an Entrepreneur 01:19:32 Selling TalkNotes and Starting a Productized Agency 01:25:00 The Value of Specialization in Products 01:28:15 Creativity and Unique Business Ideas

2024/07/28

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1 小时 37 分钟
2022/02/01

TikTok, la nouvelle source d’acquisition sous-estimée

Dans cet épisode n°75, j’accueille Caroline Jurado. Caroline est ce que j’appelle une “intuitive” ! Le genre de personne qui comme moi ne se pose pas trop de questions et agit. Après avoir monté une 1ere boîte qu’elle a ensuite revendue et dans laquelle elle est restée un temps en tant que Head of Sales, Caroline a monté 2 autres projets. Le 1er dans la vente de formations en ligne orientées Sales B2B (un domaine qu’elle maîtrise bien) et le second dans la création de contenu sur Tik Tok avec la crypto pour thématique. Tu verras que pour Caroline, rien n’est calculé d’avance, et qu’elle préfère suivre le flow. Une discussion passionnante où nous nous sommes découvert des tas de points communs. Récapitulatif des moments forts de l'épisode : 01:15 Quel est son parcours en 2-3 minutes 05:40 Pourquoi elle a fait des études en RH? 09:23 Comment elle est passée du salariat à l’entrepreneuriat. 15:25 Combien de temps il a fallu pour faire du chiffre avec sa 1ere boîte. 36:30 Comment lui est venue l’idée de Closing Baby 47:00 Comment elle a eu l’idée de créer la Newsletter Les Cryptos de Caro et de faire du contenu sur TikTok 1:03:00 Le livre les Cryptos de Caro A 1:08:00 je dis qu'Alegria a été créé par Lucien Tavano, mais je me suis emmêlé les pinceaux. Lucien en est le CIO (Chief Innovation Officer). Liens utiles : Sa Newsletter Les Cryptos de Caro : https://imf.to/lescryptosdecaro Son Linkedin : https://imf.to/Caroline_Jurado Closing Baby : https://imf.to/closingbaby Ce qu’elle aurait aimé qu’on lui dise avant de se lancer : “Ce n’est pas grave de mal faire” et “C’est plus important de kiffer ce que tu fais au quotidien que de kiffer l’arriver”. Prochain invité selon elle:Camille Denoy, Co-fondatrice, Terroir Mon Amour Nina Ramen - Fondatrice - La manufacture du copywriting Bonne écoute! INDIE MAKERS fait en remote depuis Madeire ❤️ Abonne-toi sur les plateformes d’écoute Apple Podcast, Youtube ou Spotify. Fais-toi coacher, pour vivre de tes projets : https://imf.to/coaching Rejoins la communauté des Makers : https://imf.to/discord Lien de l'épisode: https://indiemakers.fr/episode/tiktok-la-nouvelle-source-dacquisition-sous-estimee

2022/02/01

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1 小时 19 分钟
2023/05/29

Technical Decisions and Challenges in Creating Side Bird

Hey there! So, in this awesome podcast episode, I got to interview Lillian, a super cool 21-year-old computer science student and part-time developer at a startup. We talked about her background, experiences working in a startup, and her journey as a solo project creator. It was so interesting to hear about the challenges of working in a corporate environment and the benefits of being a solo creator. Lillian even shared some tips on keeping organizational structures simple - so helpful! We also got to chat about some of her amazing projects, like creating an NFT marketplace and monetizing her Twitter automation tool. And let me tell you, the technical aspects of Side Bird are seriously impressive. We even talked about conversion rates and analytics tools - so much to learn! But, of course, we also talked about the importance of taking breaks. Gotta keep that work-life balance in check, am I right? Overall, it was such an informative and engaging conversation, and I think everyone can take something valuable away from it. Links: Cloudflare workers: Superbase: https://supabase.com Ionic: https://ionic.com Capacitor: https://capacitor.com Capgo: https://capgo.app Lending AI: https://landing-ai.com Split Bee (conversion optimization tool): https://splitbee.io/ Charge Bee (payment tool): https://www.chargebee.com/ Logsnag (analytics tool) : https://logsnag.com/

2023/05/29

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1 小时 24 分钟
2022/05/10

Kevin Jourdan va te dire combien vaut vraiment ton business 🤑

Dans cet épisode n°89, j’accueille Kevin Jourdan. En tant qu’Indie Maker tu as sûrement pensé à revendre l’un de tes projets... Pas vrai ?! Et tu as bien raison! Pourquoi passer du temps sur un projet et le laisser mourir plutôt que d’essayer d’en tirer quelque chose en le revendant. Certains pensent même à la revente dès la création de leur produit. C’est pour cette raison que Kevin vient nous présenter DotMarket dans cet épisode. C’est une plateforme d’achat/vente de projets web (e-commerce, SaaS, marketplace...). OK, tu vas me dire : “C’est cool, mais mon projet ne fait pas de cash, il ne vaut rien...”. Détrompe-toi mon ami! Kévin va t’expliquer pourquoi un projet vaut toujours quelque chose aux yeux de quelqu’un. Et même si ce n’est pas la poule aux œufs d’or, il a une autre solution pour toi avec Below20... Récapitulatif de l’épisode par chapitres: 2:55 Son parcours en 2-3min 4:25 Comment est né DotMarket? 8:10 Quel est le business model de DotMarket? 22:16 Est-ce je peux vendre IndieMakers sur DotMarket? 59:55 Quand sera lancé Below20 ? Liens utiles : Le site de DotMarket : https://imf.to/dotmarket Le site de Below20 : https://imf.to/below20 Son Linkedin: @kevinjourdan-acheter-vendre-site-internet Bonne écoute! INDIE MAKERS fait en remote depuis Madeire ❤️ Abonne-toi sur les plateformes d’écoute Apple Podcast, Youtube ou Spotify. Rejoins la communauté des Makers : https://imf.to/discord Remerciements : Merci à ma Team : Thomas, Valentin, Mickael et Alan que vous pouvez retrouver sur WeLovePodcasts.fr Lien de l'épisode: https://indiemakers.fr/episode/kevin-jourdan-va-te-dire-combien-vaut-vraiment-ton-business

2022/05/10

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1 小时 5 分钟
2021/06/29

J'ai tout plaqué pour lancer mon site e-commerce 🛒

Dans cet épisode n°44, j’accueille Joanie Dachy. Joanie a un sacré caractère et ça se ressent même en interview. Photographe de formation elle a su donner un sens à sa vie et littéralement vivre de ses passions. Photographe indépendante reconnue et spécialisée dans la niche des nouveau-nés et de la grossesse, elle a tout plaqué pour se consacrer au développement du site e-commerce Colors&Drops qui propose des fonds et des décors pour photographes, car elle ne trouvait elle-même pas ce genre de produits facilement en France. Aujourd'hui sa boutique cartonne, et n'est pas un hasard. Joanie attache de l'importance à ses clients autant qu'à ses produits et c'est une véritable communauté qu'elle a réussi à créer autour de Colors&Drops. Tu verras qu'avec de la volonté et de la pugnacité, tout est possible. C'est d'ailleurs son état d'esprit. Si on lui dit ne pas y aller alors elle va y foncer, car elle croit en ses idées et se donnera les moyens d'y arriver. Au cours de cet épisode, on aborde : Son parcours atypique (de ses difficultés à l'école jusqu'à aujourd'hui) Pourquoi elle s'est lancée en Freelance dans la photographie et a tout plaqué alors que ça cartonnait pour elle Son besoin de retourner à la photographie mais dans une niche spécifique Sa bascule entre son activité de photographe et le e-commerce Ce qu'elle prévoit pour la suite avec Anthony Heukmes (épisode 39) Si tu veux découvrir les notes complètes de Mickael sur l'épisode découvre le Notion ici : https://imf.to/NotesEpisode44 Liens utiles : Son site e-commerce Colors&Drops : https://imf.to/ColorsAndDrops Son groupe Facebook : https://imf.to/FacebookColorsAndDrops Le compte Instagram de Colors&Drops : @colorsanddrops Son site perso : Joanie Dachy Son Linkedin : @Joanie Dachy Focus, le congrès que Joanie avec Amélie Soubrié : https://imf.to/Focus Bonne écoute! INDIE MAKERS fait en remote depuis Madeire ❤️ Abonne-toi sur les plateformes d’écoute Apple Podcast, Youtube ou Spotify. Fais-toi coacher, pour vivre de tes projets : https://imf.to/coaching Rejoins la communauté des Makers : https://indiemakers.fr Remerciements : Thomas Baraban pour son travail sur l'audio des épisodes Mickael Bourgois pour les résumés Lien de l'épisode: https://indiemakers.fr/episode/jai-tout-plaque-pour-lancer-mon-site-e-commerce

2021/06/29

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1 小时 21 分钟
2021/08/04

Travailler Moins Pour Gagner Plus 🧠

Dans cet épisode n°49, j'accueille Lucas Beguin. Fondateur de Business Mixology, ayant accompagné plus de 500 entrepreneurs. Lucas me parle de son parcours et explique en quoi consiste son business actuel, pour le moins inhabituel et novateur ! Après une défaite dans le milieu scolaire, Lucas me montre qu’il est possible de remonter la pente et de très bien s’en sortir à l'arrivée. Prouvant que le système scolaire n’est pas fait pour tout le monde, il incite les entrepreneurs à suivre leur propre voie. Dans cet interview, il explique avoir été un ancien sportif de haut niveau, mais par manque de budget il finit par se reconvertir et devient entrepreneur malgré lui. Voici le déroulement de l’épisode par chapitres : On parle des grands points clés de son parcours difficile, et comment il a remonté la pente. Il détaille ses business en retraçant de son passage à l'université jusqu'à aujourd'hui Discussion sur les enjeux et l’utilité de l'école Croyances limitantes et barrières mentales que les gens se mettent L’origine de Business Mixology expliqué Comment les entrepreneurs s’y prennent pour distribuer leurs produits Réfléchir à optimiser son temps pour faire moins et gagner plus Liens utiles : Son Linkedin : https://be.linkedin.com/in/lucas-beguin/en Business Mixology : https://www.business-mixology.com/ Grill Island : https://fr-fr.facebook.com/GrillIslandBoat/ Épisode très enrichissant en compagnie de Lucas, beaucoup se reconnaîtront dans son parcours, des leçons très intéressantes sont à en tirer ! Ce qu’il aurait aimé qu’on lui dit avant qu’il se lance : Il faut être certain dans la certitude Sa proposition pour un prochain invité Hsia Ling-En Bonne écoute! INDIE MAKERS fait en remote depuis Madeire ❤️ Abonne-toi sur les plateformes d’écoute Apple Podcast, Youtube ou Spotify. Remerciements : Thomas Baraban pour son travail sur l'audio des épisodes Lien de l'épisode: https://indiemakers.fr/episode/travailler-moins-pour-gagner-plus

2021/08/04

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1 小时 34 分钟
2023/04/12

Maker Kit: Building a Successful Solo Product as a Software Engineer

Hey there, I am so excited to share with you this podcast episode where I had the pleasure of interviewing Giancarlo, a software engineer who shared his inspiring journey with us. As a fellow software engineer, I was thrilled to hear about his transition from working for big companies to becoming an independent contractor and building his own solo product. Giancarlo also shared his experience with learning English as a non-native speaker and how crucial it is to know English as a software engineer. I couldn't agree more with him on this point. He also gave some valuable advice on using templates and shortcuts for makers and not overthinking future problems. We also discussed the future of engineering and the importance of marketing oneself as a developer. It was an eye-opening conversation that left me feeling motivated and inspired. Finally, we talked about the importance of building a supportive community as a solo maker. This is something that resonated with me deeply, and I hope it does the same for you. Overall, this was an incredible episode that I am thrilled to share with you. So, grab your headphones and get ready to be inspired! Important links: Where to find him: Twitter His projects: Makerkit Formtoro Youtube : https://youtu.be/UmBQpgyhCJo Podcast:

2023/04/12

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1 小时 18 分钟
2023/06/11

Building a Business on Shopify: Lessons Learned

Hey there! So, in this awesome podcast episode, I got to interview Matt, who is an amazing Indie maker. He shared his journey as a developer and his experience building Shopify apps. It was so cool to hear about how he started coding at a young age and pursued a classic French path to become an engineer. Matt was super honest about his failures and successes in building Shopify apps and even gave some great advice to aspiring entrepreneurs. We talked about the importance of tracking data, understanding metrics, and mitigating risks when building on top of a platform like Shopify. Matt also emphasized the importance of starting small, focusing on solving a specific problem, and staying up-to-date with the platform's updates and trends. Overall, it was a super fun and informative conversation! Links: The Mom Test book: https://www.momtestbook.com/ Mixpanel.com Crisp.com Landingai.com Shopify.com Wide Bundle: https://apps.shopify.com/widebundle

2023/06/11

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1 小时 16 分钟

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