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Got featured on IndieHackers
Received an email last week asking if I would like to be interviewed and featured on their website. They sent about 20 questions, then another 20 follow up questions, a little back and forth, and within 4-5 days it was live.
https://www.indiehackers.com/pos...
How to get featured?
Create a product page on IndieHackers.com, add posts periodically like changelogs or feature updates, etc. Make sure to add your revenue, or connect Stripe.
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Hugo Williams
Congrats, Rich!
How long did it take you from creating your product page to getting featured?
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@hugoowilliams I'm not entirely sure, iirc I created one a while back but never posted anything or had revenue displayed. But once I did that end of May, updated links, name structure (I.e. NVSTly - Social Investing to NVSTly: Social Investing), description edit, and added revenue and once someone had commented on one of the posts that I replied to it was 1-2 days later I got an email
I thought they needed one to write an outstanding article so they'll feature. They have a good amount of traffic, so getting seen there is valuable. Thanks for the insights mate! 🙂
@hosseinyazdi you can created your own post that they could allow, but I received an email from an indiehackers writer asking if I'd be interested in interview by responding to questions
That's awesome! Congrats on getting featured! Consistent updates on your product page and sharing revenue stats can definitely attract attention. Keep it up!
That's awesome news! Being featured on IndieHackers is a big deal. Thanks for sharing your experience and tips. This is super helpful!
Congratulations on being featured on IndieHackers, Rich! It's fantastic to see your hard work and dedication being recognized by the community. Your journey and insights will undoubtedly inspire and guide other indie hackers on their own entrepreneurial paths.
Wow! Have you already got any results after posting? Sounds very interesting.
Congratulations mydude! How well does it translate to improving your business?
That's awesome! Getting featured on IndieHackers must feel like hitting the jackpot in the startup world. How did you celebrate this achievement?
