OVER 2000 STARTUPS SOLD!!!! Andrew Gazdecki has helped more founders exit than anyone on earth. Here is the business he would start today if he had to start from scratch. Watch the full episode in the comments 👇

This strategy blew my mind 🤯 Tibo gave away 25% equity of TweetHunter to a Twitter Influencer in the early days. This single strategy grew revenue from $3k MRR to $20k MRR in 2 weeks!!!! Full episode drops tomorrow on Tiny Empires. Link in bio

Full interview with Tibo is live. We discussed: 📈 VC failures to bootstrap success ✅ What changed with TweetHunter 🤹 Managing 5 projects solo % Giving equity for audience 🏃‍♂️ Growth strategies 👨‍💻 Building in public ❌ Killing failed products 🔎 Choosing ideas Link👇

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Thanks for the feature Indie Hackers 🙏 indiehackers.com/post/tech/from…

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This is THE best prompt for automated business ideas. Works with any LLM. I'm using DeepSky which is like a normal LLM but with up-to-date market data built-ino it can properly critique your ideas. I gave it really specific instructions and it came out with 20 strong ideas.

My interview on Indie Hackers this week has led to a nice traffic spike on my Substack

I think I just found the fastest way to ship a website. This site took <4 mins to build. I wanted to build a site where I could share by #buildinpublic updates. I'd heard everyone talking about Macaly so decided to give it a go. I started with a really simple prompt...

Big opportunity for anyone who loves building relationships in the no-code world. No Code Founders is hiring a Partnership Manager (fully remote 🌍). If you’ve got a strong background in sales/partnerships/sponsorships and love playing with tools like Lovable , Replit ⠕ ,

I built an app from my phone. While waiting in line at Starbucks. I had this idea for a tool I needed to build, but I wasn't anywhere near my laptop. Normally, I'd just wait and make some notes. Rather than using the Notes app, I prompted my idea in youware.com

Nice move from Acquire 👏

The best sales emails in 2025 are written like a DM. 1 line. No pitch deck. No bullet points. Just a quick message that feels like it came from a real person. Traditional sales email: - 3 paragraphs - 5 bullet points about features - Multiple CTAs - Formal sign off DM-style