Do you remember when you were still in school and your teacher used to give you assignments to write a review on a particular movie, or to keep a daily journal? You may have been one of those students who…
With the rise of the #NoCode industry, makers around the world have been building digital products and services without engineers and without coding. While products like SquareSpace, Wix and WordPress dominate the web, the no-code sector is also expanding to…
No matter which stage you are in your maker career, feedback from your users (during the idea phase) and customers (during the monetization phase) is super critical. Having worked at companies big and small to making my own products and…
Many of us enjoy building one or multiple side projects. However, at some point you might lose the time or passion to continue to work on it. We asked the community: when is it time to shutdown a product? The…
Lead generation is collecting a lead base with personal contacts. A lead is a prospect or a potential customer, who performed some actions like: What leads are out there? People have different level of interest in your product. We can…
Being a maker usually means being a one-man shop. When we embark on a new project we might start with big dreams and expectations but we need to be mindful not to overextend. We need to create a simple balance between…
Whether you are currently building a product or just brainstorming ideas, it’s important as an indie maker to stay inspired. Reading, reflecting, and reaching out to other makers are all great ways to find inspiration and motivation. But what if…
No code tools have taken over formerly code-only sectors of the tech industry. Everything from website building, to app creation, game development, software platforms, and automation can all be created and built by individual makers and a robust set of no…
As makers, it’s easy to move fast. You have an idea that solves a problem you’ve personally experienced or know that others experience. You have a way to solve it. And you’re ready to build the solution. Even though all…
Starting a business is hard. Realizing that I needed a routine after quitting my 9-5 came out of necessity, rather than desire. In the following paragraphs, I’m going to tell you a little bit about why I personally found routine…
