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Indie BitesHow to sell your indie business - Josh PelegToday I’m not actually joined by an indie hacker, but by someone who can help a lot of indies out there. Josh Peleg is the Head of Biz Dev and Mergers and Acquisitions at BlueThrone. Essentially, he knows all about how to sell a business from the buyer's side.In this episode we’re going to learn from Josh exactly what you need to know about selling your indie product. How you find an acquirer, what does the process look like and how you can get a deal over the line.I’ve spoken to som...2025-01-2215 min
Surround Sound SaaS MarketingInfrastructure upgrades, handling customer support crises and strategic marketing during seasonal slowdownsIn this episode, we dive into the intricacies of running a tech startup with Amar Ghose from ZenMaid and Rami Khuffash from Hovercode. They discuss the essential strategies and solutions for:
Infrastructure Upgrades:
Navigating backend changes and system updates.
Ensuring minimal downtime during major upgrades.
Balancing technical debt with new feature development.
Handling Customer Support Crises:
Effective communication during system outages.
Building a resilient support team.
Learning from crises to improve future responses.
Strategic Marketing During Seasonal Slowdowns:
Identifying and leveraging seasonal trends.
...2024-07-1046 minSurround Sound SaaS MarketingChallenges and Triumphs in Business GrowthAmar Ghose and Ramy Khuffash discuss their businesses, challenges, and growth strategies. They cover topics such as revenue, customer support, hiring, churn rates, and competition.
With a focus on long-term planning and sustainable growth, this episode is packed with actionable advice and real-world examples.
Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or a seasoned business owner, Amar and Ramy's experiences will inspire and guide you on your journey to success.
Don't miss this deep dive into the dynamics of building and maintaining a successful business!
Follow Amar on Twitter: https://x.com/itsjustamar2024-06-2137 minIndie BitesFinding success with a QR code app after selling his previous indie business - Ramy KhuffashRamy Khuffash is the founder of Hovercode, a QR code generator he’s working on full time. Previously, Ramy founded Page Flows, a library of inspiration videos for product designers that he sold last November.Timestamps00:00 Intro00:56 Email Octopus Sponsor02:30 Page Flows Acquisition05:03 What did Ramy buy after he sold his company05:56 Starting Hovercode08:05 Finding new business ideas09:32 Growth for Hovercode11:22 Working with a horizontal product12:20 The perfect indie business14:48 Ramy's futureRecommendationsBook: The Mom TestPodcast: Hidden BrainIndie Hacker: Laura Roeder, Amar GhoseMy linksTwitterIndie Bites TwitterIndie Bites YouTubeJoin the me...2024-05-3116 min
UI Breakfast: UI/UX Design and Product StrategyEpisode 210: Running a UX Patterns Library with Ramy KhuffashWhat does it take to successfully run a content library for designers? What are the challenges? Our guest today is Ramy Khuffash, indie hacker and founder of Page Flows and Screenjar. You’ll learn about Ramy’s founder journey, how he works on multiple products simultaneously, how content products compare to traditional SaaS products, his pricing strategy, and more.Podcast feed: subscribe to https://feeds.simplecast.com/4MvgQ73R in your favorite podcast app, and follow us on iTunes, Stitcher, or Google Podcasts.Show NotesPage Flows — Ramy’s project, a library of UX patterns...2021-04-0534 minIndie BitesMaking a full-time income working just one day per week - Ramy Khuffash, Page FlowsRamy Khuffash is the founder of Page Flows, a library of inspiration videos for product designers. Ramy started Page Flows after building a UI newsletter to thousands of subscribers, trying to improve his own skills as a developer who cares about design. Ramy is now a full-time indie hacker, with Page Flows making enough revenue to sustain him, alongside a few other side projects.What we discussed in this episode:Is the full-time indie hacker dream all it's made out to beWhy Ramy tried six startups in six months, was it a success?Do founders work...2020-11-1815 min