Indie Worldwide Reviews and details

Social recommendations and mentions

• Gain early traction in 30 days by building in public.

  If you don't like it — join any other decent founders community. I'm a member of IndieWorldwide, they match you every week with other founders and it's great. You have a chat in Slack to just reach out to someone. I've also heard good things about trends.co. Source: almost 2 years ago

• Using Notion as a headless CMS for our blog

  Yeah. Some of my customers are using https://carrd.co along with my https://feather.so Carrd for the landing page and Feather for other pages. For example, http://starrt.co -> Made with Carrd https://starrt.co/blog -> Made with Feather https://castrio.me -> Made with Carrd https://castrio.me/blog -> Made with Feather https://indieworldwide.com -> Made with Carrd https://indieworldwide.com/blog -> Made with Feather. - Source: Hacker News / over 2 years ago

• 1 month ago I posted about quitting freelancing to work on my startup full time. This week I passed $1,000 MRR. Here's how.

  I quit freelancing to focus on building my [online startup accelerator for bootstrapped founders](https://indieworldwide.co/) full-time. Source: over 2 years ago

• I quit my job today as a freelancer to focus on building my startup full time.

  For the last three years, in parallel with freelance work, I've also been building a community for bootstrapped startup founders called Indie Worldwide. Source: over 2 years ago

• I interviewed a dozen founders and turned their advice into a collection of free strategy guides.

  It's built using https://feather.is/ which works on top of Notion. Feather is still in beta, but I met the founder through a Slack community I organize called Indie Worldwide and was able to convince him to give us early access in exchange for lots of user-feedback. Source: over 2 years ago

• My current Indie Hacking toolkit

  Indie Worldwide (https://indieworldwide.co). - Source: dev.to / almost 3 years ago

• What website that you recommend for anyone who want to start a startup ?

  If you're bootstrapping (or just trying to be scrappy) I'd recommend joining a community like Indie Worldwide. Helps a lot, especially at the beginning, to surround yourself with people trying to do the same thing as you and makes it much faster to get unblocked on big decisions when you have a peer group to ask for advice. Source: about 3 years ago

• Is it true successful one-person business is a myth?

  If you go on websites like Indie Hackers or hang out in communities like Indie Worldwide you'll see other examples of solo-founders building multi-million dollar businesses. Often solo, usually software-based. Source: about 3 years ago

• I made a community for indie makers. After two years it's grown to 2,000 members and is sort of profitable.

  Indie Worldwide mostly lives on Slack. At least once a month we have a general meetup. We moved off of Zoom a while ago and now use Hopin. We also invite bootstrapped startup founders for live Q&A sessions and have a podcast (of course). It's free to join. Source: about 3 years ago