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Introduction

In August, I got the chance to chat with Arvid Kahl. I've been wanting to chat with him ever since I started this podcast.
Arvid previously built FeedbackPanda, with his partner and sold it 2 years ago.  Ever since then, he's worked on growing his twitter to 40K + followers, wrote 2 books, and is now working on a course related to building an audience on twitter.
Also, I have got some news + thoughts to share with you, at the end of the newsletter! 
You can listen to the episode here!
Takeaways
Without much spoilers, me and Arvid chatted primarily about FeedbackPanda, and Audience building.  There was one question, I wanted to ask him ever since I found out he followed more than 10k+ people.

I was generally also surprised about the fact how little paid marketing Feedback Panda did, and their community-first approach.
Conclusion
You can tell I had a lot of fun with this episode.  Before you go I got some news, I'm going to be publishing 2 episodes every month, with the next one out in a few days!
I've been really anxious recent about what to make, and how I can grow my projects. Writing this newsletter, has made me realize how much fun podcasting and content-creation. I'm going to set aside the expactions, and just focus on providing valuable content.

I'm going to try and experimet till March, and I'll see how this podcast goes. One last thing: subscribe to the channel please, it helps a lot! 
Happy 2022!

<div class="mirror-content" data-reactroot=""><h2>​Introduction</h2><img alt="Image" class="image" src="https://i.ytimg.com/an_webp/hgCTDWOrF0Y/mqdefault_6s.webp?du=3000&amp;sqp=CPDrjY8G&amp;rs=AOn4CLBpzGCyKkvyiUs8hm-wl5nr-QQSoQ" style="display:block;max-width:100%;max-height:400px;margin:24px auto"/>​In August, I got the chance to chat with Arvid Kahl. I&#x27;ve been wanting to chat with him ever since I started this podcast.​Arvid previously built FeedbackPanda, with his partner and sold it 2 years ago. Ever since then, he&#x27;s worked on growing his twitter to 40K + followers, wrote 2 books, and is now working on a course related to building an audience on twitter.​Also, I have got some news + thoughts to share with you, at the end of the newsletter! ​You can listen to the episode <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgCTDWOrF0Y&amp;t=765s" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">here</a>!<h2>​Takeaways</h2>​Without much spoilers, me and Arvid chatted primarily about FeedbackPanda, and Audience building. There was one question, I wanted to ask him ever since I found out he followed more than 10k+ people.<blockquote>​Arav (me): Why do you follow 10K people Arvid: </blockquote>​I was generally also surprised about the fact how little paid marketing Feedback Panda did, and their community-first approach.<h2>​Conclusion</h2>​You can tell I had a lot of fun with this episode. Before you go I got some news, I&#x27;m going to be publishing 2 episodes every month, with the next one out in a few days!​I&#x27;ve been really anxious recent about what to make, and how I can grow my projects. Writing this newsletter, has made me realize how much fun podcasting and content-creation. I&#x27;m going to set aside the expactions, and just focus on providing valuable content. I&#x27;m going to try and experimet till March, and I&#x27;ll see how this podcast goes. One last thing: <a href="https://youtu.be/hgCTDWOrF0Y?t=765" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">subscribe to the channel please, it helps a lot! </a>​Happy 2022!</div>

In August, I got the chance to chat with Arvid Kahl. I've been wanting to chat with him ever since I started this podcast.

Arvid previously built FeedbackPanda, with his partner and 

  Ever since then, he's worked on growing his twitter to 40K + followers, wrote 2 books, and is now working on a course related to building an audience on twitter.

Also, I have got some news + thoughts to share with you, at the end of the newsletter! 

Without much spoilers, me and Arvid chatted primarily about FeedbackPanda, and Audience building.  There was one question, I wanted to ask him ever since I found out he followed more than 

I was generally also surprised about the fact how little paid marketing Feedback Panda did, and their community-first approach.

You can tell I had a lot of fun with this episode.  Before you go I got some news, I'm going to be publishing 2 episodes every month, with the next one out in a few days!

I've been really anxious recent about what to make, and how I can grow my projects. Writing this newsletter, has made me realize how much fun podcasting and content-creation. I'm going to set aside the expactions, and just focus on providing valuable content.

I'm going to try and experimet till March, and I'll see how this podcast goes. One last thing: 

subscribe to the channel please, it helps a lot! 

I interviewed Arvid Kahl + some news from (The Indiecast) (work in progress)

Hey Friends! 
 
 Notion is changing the game for everyone, no matter if you're using it for education, your business or even  your website/blog . 
 
 If you're me, I use notion for pretty much anything. Hundreds of workspaces, with different notes and documents. I love it, and I was amazed to find out that people are actually building  cool stuff on notion  even before their public API came out 🤯
I got a chance to talk with one of the people building on top of notion, and letting you build sites, knowledge bases, and so much more. Noah Bragg Is the founder of Potion, and grew it from  $0 MRR to $2.5K MRR!
I asked him why he built it and a lot more, you can listen to the episode with the button below :)

Listen to the episode!
Shoutout to these Notion Tools
Potion.so  / Built by Noah Bragg: Build pretty much anything with your notion page
Mdx.one  / Bhanu's building a tool to help you start a blog easier with Notion! I use it myself for one of my blogs I'm launching soon
Super.so  / Super's another tool, for making websites with Notion!
Notion Dog  / If you're looking for a simple way to convert your notion page to a website, Notion DOG gives you a free sub-domain, and so much more for  Free!

 In other news, Notion just launched a new version of Notion for Startups! It's their program, that give you $500 in Credit, and some other awesome perks!
That's all I have for this week! I'm trying out a new newsletter idea, let me know your thoughts on it.  
 
 This newsletter is from the Indiecast/Indierocket Podcast.

<div class="mirror-content" data-reactroot="">​Hey Friends! Notion is changing the game for everyone, no matter if you&#x27;re using it for education, your business or even your website/blog. If you&#x27;re me, I use notion for pretty much anything. Hundreds of workspaces, with different notes and documents. I love it, and I was amazed to find out that people are actually building cool stuff on notion even before their public API came out 🤯​I got a chance to talk with one of the people building on top of notion, and letting you build sites, knowledge bases, and so much more. Noah Bragg Is the founder of Potion, and grew it from $0 MRR to $2.5K MRR!​I asked him why he built it and a lot more, you can listen to the episode with the button below :)​<div style="text-align:center;margin-bottom:1rem"><a href="https://anchor.fm/creatornotes/episodes/002---Building-a-Notion-Website-builder-to-2-5K-MRR-e17q7k0" class="btn" style="background-color:#de3163;color:#ffffff;border:1px solid transparent;padding:0.75rem 1.5rem;border-radius:8px;font-size:1rem !important;line-height:1 !important;word-break:break-word;display:inline-block;text-align:center;font-weight:bold;text-decoration:none !important" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Listen to the episode!</a></div><h2>​Shoutout to these Notion Tools</h2><ol><li>​<a href="http://Potion.so" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Potion.so</a> / Built by Noah Bragg: Build pretty much anything with your notion page</li><li>​<a href="http://Mdx.one" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Mdx.one</a> / Bhanu&#x27;s building a tool to help you start a blog easier with Notion! I use it myself for one of my blogs I&#x27;m launching soon</li><li>​<a href="http://Super.so" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Super.so</a> / Super&#x27;s another tool, for making websites with Notion!</li><li>​<a href="https://www.producthunt.com/posts/notion-dog" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Notion Dog</a> / If you&#x27;re looking for a simple way to convert your notion page to a website, Notion DOG gives you a free sub-domain, and so much more for Free!</li></ol>​ <a href="https://www.notion.so/notion/Notion-Startup-Pack-c03bd9cc8c944b5d9b749d6c5d3b1ae8" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">In other news, Notion just launched a new version of Notion for Startups! It&#x27;s their program, that give you $500 in Credit, and some other awesome perks!</a>​That&#x27;s all I have for this week! I&#x27;m trying out a new newsletter idea, let me know your thoughts on it. This newsletter is from the Indiecast/Indierocket Podcast.</div>

Notion is changing the game for everyone, no matter if you're using it for education, your business or even 

If you're me, I use notion for pretty much anything. Hundreds of workspaces, with different notes and documents. I love it, and I was amazed to find out that people are actually building 

 even before their public API came out 🤯

I got a chance to talk with one of the people building on top of notion, and letting you build sites, knowledge bases, and so much more. Noah Bragg Is the founder of Potion, and grew it from 

I asked him why he built it and a lot more, you can listen to the episode with the button below :)

In other news, Notion just launched a new version of Notion for Startups! It's their program, that give you $500 in Credit, and some other awesome perks!

That's all I have for this week! I'm trying out a new newsletter idea, let me know your thoughts on it. 

This newsletter is from the Indiecast/Indierocket Podcast.

How Noah Bragg Grew from $0 to $2.5K MRR with Potion!

🚨 A new episode + Some news about Makers Rocket
👋 Hey Y'all! 
 
 I haven't been working on makers rocket, that much anymore. I'm sorry for not publishing new episodes. 
The reason being, I taked a break. I'm back now, and ready to start creating content for makers rocket again.
This week, I had the chance to speak with Hiten Shah. If you don't know who he is, he's the founder of CrazyEGG, Kissmetrics, and Nira. He's also never worked for  ANYONE IN HIS ENTIRE LIFE.   
 
 Can you imagine that? Working for yourself, creating your own products.  That's the dream for every founder. 
 
 I'll let you listen to it, and let me know your thoughts! By replying to this 💬 email!
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Founder of Crazy Egg and KISSmetrics shares his experiences building SaaS products from scratch.

Hiten Shah built Crazy Egg, KISSmetrics and is currently building Nira. He joins Arav to chat about his experiences building SaaS businesses, what he’s learned, and his thoughts on others building products, and their ideas online.

 If you prefer to listen to this on your favorite podcast host . 

That's all I have for this week. I'm sorry for the random email. I'll be sending weekly emails, with episodes + some content every week. 
 
 If you wish to unsubscribe, the link is at the end of this email. 
Have a wonderful day!

<div class="mirror-content" data-reactroot="">​​🚨 A new episode + Some news about Makers Rocket​👋 Hey Y&#x27;all! I haven&#x27;t been working on makers rocket, that much anymore. I&#x27;m sorry for not publishing new episodes. ​The reason being, I taked a break. I&#x27;m back now, and ready to start creating content for makers rocket again.​This week, I had the chance to speak with Hiten Shah. If you don&#x27;t know who he is, he&#x27;s the founder of CrazyEGG, Kissmetrics, and Nira. He&#x27;s also never worked for ANYONE IN HIS ENTIRE LIFE. Can you imagine that? Working for yourself, creating your own products. That&#x27;s the dream for every founder. I&#x27;ll let you listen to it, and let me know your thoughts! By replying to this 💬 email!​----------------------------------------------------------------------------------<h1>​Founder of Crazy Egg and KISSmetrics shares his experiences building SaaS products from scratch.</h1><div style="text-align:center"><a href="https://youtube.com/watch?v=ikYJtok3pr0"><img src="https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ikYJtok3pr0/hqdefault.jpg" alt="Video"/></a>Founder of Crazy Egg and KISSmetrics shares his experiences building SaaS products from scratch.</div>​Hiten Shah built Crazy Egg, KISSmetrics and is currently building Nira. He joins Arav to chat about his experiences building SaaS businesses, what he’s learned, and his thoughts on others building products, and their ideas online.​ <a href="https://t.co/sCrRKqKvf6?amp=1" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">If you prefer to listen to this on your favorite podcast host</a>. ​​That&#x27;s all I have for this week. I&#x27;m sorry for the random email. I&#x27;ll be sending weekly emails, with episodes + some content every week. If you wish to unsubscribe, the link is at the end of this email. ​Have a wonderful day!​</div>

🚨 A new episode + Some news about Makers Rocket

I haven't been working on makers rocket, that much anymore. I'm sorry for not publishing new episodes. 

The reason being, I taked a break. I'm back now, and ready to start creating content for makers rocket again.

This week, I had the chance to speak with Hiten Shah. If you don't know who he is, he's the founder of CrazyEGG, Kissmetrics, and Nira. He's also never worked for 

Can you imagine that? Working for yourself, creating your own products. 

I'll let you listen to it, and let me know your thoughts! By replying to this 💬 email!

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Hiten Shah built Crazy Egg, KISSmetrics and is currently building Nira. He joins Arav to chat about his experiences building SaaS businesses, what he’s learned, and his thoughts on others building products, and their ideas online.

If you prefer to listen to this on your favorite podcast host

That's all I have for this week. I'm sorry for the random email. I'll be sending weekly emails, with episodes + some content every week.

If you wish to unsubscribe, the link is at the end of this email. 

 Makers Rocket is Back + Interview with Hiten Shah

Hey folks! 
 
 Super excited to share 2 links today with you all! 1 is a brand new episode, and the other is something I’m making, I’ll be sharing the launch post.


 First of all, I just got access to racket Yesterday, and I just had the chance to quickly interview Ramli John, on Onboarding, and Productled(what he does there), even though it’s quick It was super fun chatting with him. 
 
 Second of all, I’m building a Kit to help you build your podcast. It will include templates and guides to help you! You can  pre-order it .  
 
 Sorry for the quick email, Just wanted to alert you. Planning to start this newsletter again! 
 
 Have a nice day
Arav!

<div class="mirror-content" data-reactroot="">​Hey folks! Super excited to share 2 links today with you all! 1 is a brand new episode, and the other is something I’m making, I’ll be sharing the launch post.​​ First of all, I just got access to racket Yesterday, and I just had the chance to quickly interview Ramli John, on Onboarding, and Productled(what he does there), even though it’s quick It was super fun chatting with him. Second of all, I’m building a Kit to help you build your podcast. It will include templates and guides to help you! You can <a href="https://www.producthunt.com/posts/indie-podcasting-kit-2" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">pre-order it</a>. Sorry for the quick email, Just wanted to alert you. Planning to start this newsletter again! Have a nice day​Arav!</div>

Super excited to share 2 links today with you all! 1 is a brand new episode, and the other is something I’m making, I’ll be sharing the launch post.

First of all, I just got access to racket Yesterday, and I just had the chance to quickly interview Ramli John, on Onboarding, and Productled(what he does there), even though it’s quick It was super fun chatting with him.

Second of all, I’m building a Kit to help you build your podcast. It will include templates and guides to help you! You can 

Sorry for the quick email, Just wanted to alert you. Planning to start this newsletter again!

New Indie Cast

🌤 Hey Everyone!  
Arav here, with The Indiecast #3. I had a blast this week talking with Whit, and also John. I”m super excited to launch both of their episodes  in fact, I’ve given you a  serect link  to watch John’s episode only for now before everyone else at the  end of the post.

 I want to ask you a question! How many domains do you own? I own 13, and I know someone who owns  236 domains, domains yes you heard me right. That’s amazing right? It’s like owning a property on the web that’s just for you. 
 
 I saw this somewhere, and I don’t remember where I saw it, though It was a joke about how we’re technically renting a domain, even though we own since we pay a yearly fee. 😅 Crazy right?  
 Anyways, This Post is sponsored by Highscore.domains! It's a leaderboard for Domains, for the Indie/Dev community. I love it, and you should check it out



----

The no-code economy is growing. More and more people these days are building products without code. Imagine a few years ago, or 10 years ago, where you know no code wasn’t that common. 
 
 In fact, I’ve only learned about the true power of no-code this year. No-code is powering a new generation of Indie creators, and the Creator Economy.  
 
 You might know that already, and that’s why I loved the chance to talk with Whit, this week. Whit hasn’t built full on no-code products, they’re more like funny bad business ideas, built on no-code software. 
 
 He’s currently building BadUnicornVC, and if you love unicorns, Spoiler alert, it’s not about unicorns. It’s something that we’ve seen on MSCHF, imagine a tech or trends version of it. Trends being what people are talking about right now or just ideas Whit and his partner on the project have. 
 
 My favourite product has to be Elon Stocks. I haven’t tried it out, though I honestly Love it! It’s to alert you when Elon tweets about stocks, so you know when stocks, I think you get the point. 
 
 I asked Whit, where did this passion arrive from, and here’s what he said, they’re not his exact words, and are edited to go with the newsletter flow.

 ”I built this product, called RandomPizza, and I loved the Idea”. Random Pizza was something Whit made, that you had to pay for with a monthly subscription, and They sent you a random Pizza to your house, and you didn;t even know when it was going to arrive. 
 
 Whit is an inspiration, and I also chatted with him! That’s for next week though.

This week’s content as promised is  here . It’s an interview with John, He’s building yen.io! We had a wonderful chat, and I hope you enjoy it.



 That’s all for today, I just wanted to let you know, that on May 8th 2020, We’re hosting a indie Icebreaker event, to chat Indie, network, and chat! I would for you to join me! Reply to this email, if you wanna join click  here !

<div class="mirror-content" data-reactroot="">​🌤 Hey Everyone! ​Arav here, with The Indiecast #3. I had a blast this week talking with Whit, and also John. I”m super excited to launch both of their episodes in fact, I’ve given you a serect link to watch John’s episode only for now before everyone else at the end of the post.​​ I want to ask you a question! How many domains do you own? I own 13, and I know someone who owns 236 domains, domains yes you heard me right. That’s amazing right? It’s like owning a property on the web that’s just for you. I saw this somewhere, and I don’t remember where I saw it, though It was a joke about how we’re technically renting a domain, even though we own since we pay a yearly fee. 😅 Crazy right? ​ Anyways, This Post is sponsored by Highscore.domains! It&#x27;s a leaderboard for Domains, for the Indie/Dev community. I love it, and you should check it out​​<img src="https://cdn.lu.ma/editor-images/tr/7111649a-dada-4998-b6a0-1f8b72c0110a"/>​----​​The no-code economy is growing. More and more people these days are building products without code. Imagine a few years ago, or 10 years ago, where you know no code wasn’t that common. In fact, I’ve only learned about the true power of no-code this year. No-code is powering a new generation of Indie creators, and the Creator Economy. You might know that already, and that’s why I loved the chance to talk with Whit, this week. Whit hasn’t built full on no-code products, they’re more like funny bad business ideas, built on no-code software. He’s currently building BadUnicornVC, and if you love unicorns, Spoiler alert, it’s not about unicorns. It’s something that we’ve seen on MSCHF, imagine a tech or trends version of it. Trends being what people are talking about right now or just ideas Whit and his partner on the project have. My favourite product has to be Elon Stocks. I haven’t tried it out, though I honestly Love it! It’s to alert you when Elon tweets about stocks, so you know when stocks, I think you get the point. I asked Whit, where did this passion arrive from, and here’s what he said, they’re not his exact words, and are edited to go with the newsletter flow.​ ”I built this product, called RandomPizza, and I loved the Idea”. Random Pizza was something Whit made, that you had to pay for with a monthly subscription, and They sent you a random Pizza to your house, and you didn;t even know when it was going to arrive. Whit is an inspiration, and I also chatted with him! That’s for next week though.​​This week’s content as promised is <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQHH0lV986o" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">here</a>. It’s an interview with John, He’s building yen.io! We had a wonderful chat, and I hope you enjoy it.​<img src="https://cdn.lu.ma/editor-images/vi/cae927c4-f70d-499b-a510-6703bb095900"/>​ That’s all for today, I just wanted to let you know, that on May 8th 2020, We’re hosting a indie Icebreaker event, to chat Indie, network, and chat! I would for you to join me! Reply to this email, if you wanna join click <a href="https://lu.ma/indie" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">here</a>! </div>

Arav here, with The Indiecast #3. I had a blast this week talking with Whit, and also John. I”m super excited to launch both of their episodes  in fact, I’ve given you a 

 to watch John’s episode only for now before everyone else at the 

 I want to ask you a question! How many domains do you own? I own 13, and I know someone who owns  236 domains, domains yes you heard me right. That’s amazing right? It’s like owning a property on the web that’s just for you.

I saw this somewhere, and I don’t remember where I saw it, though It was a joke about how we’re technically renting a domain, even though we own since we pay a yearly fee. 😅 Crazy right?  

 Anyways, This Post is sponsored by Highscore.domains! It's a leaderboard for Domains, for the Indie/Dev community. I love it, and you should check it out

The no-code economy is growing. More and more people these days are building products without code. Imagine a few years ago, or 10 years ago, where you know no code wasn’t that common.

In fact, I’ve only learned about the true power of no-code this year. No-code is powering a new generation of Indie creators, and the Creator Economy. 

You might know that already, and that’s why I loved the chance to talk with Whit, this week. Whit hasn’t built full on no-code products, they’re more like funny bad business ideas, built on no-code software.

He’s currently building BadUnicornVC, and if you love unicorns, Spoiler alert, it’s not about unicorns. It’s something that we’ve seen on MSCHF, imagine a tech or trends version of it. Trends being what people are talking about right now or just ideas Whit and his partner on the project have.

My favourite product has to be Elon Stocks. I haven’t tried it out, though I honestly Love it! It’s to alert you when Elon tweets about stocks, so you know when stocks, I think you get the point.

I asked Whit, where did this passion arrive from, and here’s what he said, they’re not his exact words, and are edited to go with the newsletter flow.

”I built this product, called RandomPizza, and I loved the Idea”. Random Pizza was something Whit made, that you had to pay for with a monthly subscription, and They sent you a random Pizza to your house, and you didn;t even know when it was going to arrive.

Whit is an inspiration, and I also chatted with him! That’s for next week though.

. It’s an interview with John, He’s building yen.io! We had a wonderful chat, and I hope you enjoy it.

That’s all for today, I just wanted to let you know, that on May 8th 2020, We’re hosting a indie Icebreaker event, to chat Indie, network, and chat! I would for you to join me! Reply to this email, if you wanna join click 

Comunity Building  - The Indiecast #3

There’s something I learned from Launching 2 times this year. Be Confident, and Be Honest. Creating content online is all about helping other people out, and finding value to give back. 
 
 I’ve been able to build 2 amazing products, The Indie cast and Makers rocket, and I can’t  tell you everything I learned why? Because I’ve learned a lot, Here’s some of the Best Ideas, and Pratice’s I’ve learned so far!

Build A Audience 
 You need to build an Audience before you give anything to people. This helps you Be more honest, get more out there, and Tell people about yourself. 
 
 I started building Makers Rocket without an Audience, and I can tell you It’s not something you like. And With Audiences, You can get more on what you have.  
Network, and connect with new people I’ve connected with so many folks since January, and I can say that helped me bring more and create better Products. In fact, I made my first sale from A New Network Today alone.  And that’s what I have for this week! I’m sorry I don’t have any new content, I’ll send you them when I Pubilsh them.  
 
 BTW, the Indie Kit, My newest Product will be on PH at 3am/12PST Tonight, If you want to check it out it’s here  https://www.producthunt.com/posts/the-indiekit

<div class="mirror-content" data-reactroot="">​ There’s something I learned from Launching 2 times this year. Be Confident, and Be Honest. Creating content online is all about helping other people out, and finding value to give back. I’ve been able to build 2 amazing products, The Indie cast and Makers rocket, and I can’t tell you everything I learned why? Because I’ve learned a lot, Here’s some of the Best Ideas, and Pratice’s I’ve learned so far!​<ol><li>​Build A Audience You need to build an Audience before you give anything to people. This helps you Be more honest, get more out there, and Tell people about yourself. I started building Makers Rocket without an Audience, and I can tell you It’s not something you like. And With Audiences, You can get more on what you have. ​</li><li>​Network, and connect with new people​I’ve connected with so many folks since January, and I can say that helped me bring more and create better Products. In fact, I made my first sale from A New Network Today alone.​​And that’s what I have for this week! I’m sorry I don’t have any new content, I’ll send you them when I Pubilsh them. BTW, the Indie Kit, My newest Product will be on PH at 3am/12PST Tonight, If you want to check it out it’s here <a href="https://www.producthunt.com/posts/the-indiekit" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.producthunt.com/posts/the-indiekit</a><img src="https://cdn.lu.ma/editor-images/mt/61431e09-2a3f-4903-a490-de901a3ea714"/></li></ol></div>

There’s something I learned from Launching 2 times this year. Be Confident, and Be Honest. Creating content online is all about helping other people out, and finding value to give back.

I’ve been able to build 2 amazing products, The Indie cast and Makers rocket, and I can’t  tell you everything I learned why? Because I’ve learned a lot, Here’s some of the Best Ideas, and Pratice’s I’ve learned so far!

My 3rd product of the Year (The Indiecast #2)

👋 Hey everyone! Arav here! I want to thank you for the love, and help during our launch, and the podcast It honestly means a lot that you love this idea, and helps me keep on making content!This week's issue is about the creator economy, I wrote a little about it below! If you just wanna check some new episodes, I left a few links below, which you can click to watch new episodes.I also wrote this Live , and even chatted on my stream. I’m going to streaming almost every day! I’m going to let you read and have fun now!The Creator Economy talks about a Revolution in how content is made. You see more and more Creators, going indie and making experiences online, compared to the old track of which we saw Creators from Companies.The Creator Economy itself is working on creators and their passion and love for what they love creating. The best part? There isn’t really any age to the idea.Anyone can create content online, there’s no problem with age or anything that makes it not possible. That’s what  I love about creating content online.I’ve had the chance to talk to some creators, from Chris, Who I mean you can still say copy.ai is an Indie business in one way, even though they have funding.I want to talk about Mr.Beast. Imagine this for a second, You’re a youtube, You create content every day, and You’ve mastered the Creator economy. That’s what Jimmy aka Mr. Beast as done.He was able to create content, and build on that same concept people love, and  he  also cares about, and launch a nationwide Restaurant chain. That’s what I love about the Creator Economy.I think that’s enough on the topic itself on my own side. Here’s the newset or old Featured content of this week. (since I don’t have any new episodes)                               This week’s Episodes and ContentWhat is the Creator economy (clip) with Travis FischerMe and Travis Fischer Talked about Mainly the Creator Economy, and what the future holds for the Idea. You want to watch the entire episode, you can watch it here Building on themeforest and then Being a Creator Hi Arav, Thanks for inviting me for this interview. I’m Surjith, living in a small remote village in Kerala, India. Basically I’m a Web Designer and I started my career in 2009. Me and Surjith Talked about Who he is, the content he’s making, and about Web3forms.That’s all I have for today’s Content, yet before you leave I want to ask you something.What is your passion? You can reply or you can keep this to yourself, I just wanted to ask this before we leave. Oh, and one more thing, I’ve gotten copy.ai to give me 20 copy.ai one-month codes. and I’ve already given away 3 codes.If you want to give copy.ai a demo! I partnered with them to provide some of you, a free 1-month membership of copy,.ai, just let me know by replying to this email, and I might send you one. Thanks for Reading,Arav

<div class="mirror-content" data-reactroot="">​​👋 Hey everyone! Arav here! I want to thank you for the love, and help during our launch, and the podcast It honestly means a lot that you love this idea, and helps me keep on making content! This week&#x27;s issue is about the creator economy, I wrote a little about it below! If you just wanna check some new episodes, I left a few links below, which you can click to watch new episodes. I also wrote this Live , <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xctuzE2nJbY" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">and even chatted</a> on my stream. I’m going to streaming almost every day! I’m going to let you read and have fun now!​​The Creator Economy talks about a Revolution in how content is made. You see more and more Creators, going indie and making experiences online, compared to the old track of which we saw Creators from Companies. The Creator Economy itself is working on creators and their passion and love for what they love creating. The best part? There isn’t really any age to the idea. Anyone can create content online, there’s no problem with age or anything that makes it not possible. That’s what I love about creating content online. I’ve had the chance to talk to some creators, from Chris, Who I mean you can still say copy.ai is an Indie business in one way, even though they have funding. I want to talk about Mr.Beast. Imagine this for a second, You’re a youtube, You create content every day, and You’ve mastered the Creator economy. That’s what Jimmy aka Mr. Beast as done. He was able to create content, and build on that same concept people love, and he also cares about, and launch a nationwide Restaurant chain. That’s what I love about the Creator Economy. I think that’s enough on the topic itself on my own side. Here’s the newset or old Featured content of this week. (since I don’t have any new episodes)<h2>​ This week’s Episodes and Content</h2><ol><li>​<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwmskGPx64g&amp;t=82s" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">What is the Creator economy (clip) with Travis Fischer</a>​Me and Travis Fischer Talked about Mainly the Creator Economy, and what the future holds for the Idea. You want to watch the entire episode, you can watch it <a href="https://anchor.fm/arav-narula/episodes/What-is-the-Creator-economy-w-Travis-Fischer-eqdord/a-a4l90om" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">here</a></li><li>​ <a href="https://makersrocket.com/how-i-built-web3forms-wkth/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Building on themeforest and then Being a Creator</a> ​Hi Arav, Thanks for inviting me for this interview. I’m Surjith, living in a small remote village in Kerala, India. Basically I’m a Web Designer and I started my career in 2009. Me and Surjith Talked about Who he is, the content he’s making, and about Web3forms.</li></ol>​That’s all I have for today’s Content, yet before you leave I want to ask you something. What is your passion? You can reply or you can keep this to yourself, I just wanted to ask this before we leave. Oh, and one more thing, I’ve gotten copy.ai to give me 20 copy.ai one-month codes. and I’ve already given away 3 codes. If you want to give copy.ai a demo! I partnered with them to provide some of you, a free 1-month membership of copy,.ai, just let me know by replying to this email, and I might send you one. ​​Thanks for Reading,​Arav</div>

👋 Hey everyone! Arav here! I want to thank you for the love, and help during our launch, and the podcast It honestly means a lot that you love this idea, and helps me keep on making content!

This week's issue is about the creator economy, I wrote a little about it below! If you just wanna check some new episodes, I left a few links below, which you can click to watch new episodes.

 on my stream. I’m going to streaming almost every day! I’m going to let you read and have fun now!

The Creator Economy talks about a Revolution in how content is made. You see more and more Creators, going indie and making experiences online, compared to the old track of which we saw Creators from Companies.

The Creator Economy itself is working on creators and their passion and love for what they love creating. The best part? There isn’t really any age to the idea.

Anyone can create content online, there’s no problem with age or anything that makes it not possible. That’s what  I love about creating content online.

I’ve had the chance to talk to some creators, from Chris, Who I mean you can still say copy.ai is an Indie business in one way, even though they have funding.

I want to talk about Mr.Beast. Imagine this for a second, You’re a youtube, You create content every day, and You’ve mastered the Creator economy. That’s what Jimmy aka Mr. Beast as done.

He was able to create content, and build on that same concept people love, and  he  also cares about, and launch a nationwide Restaurant chain. That’s what I love about the Creator Economy.

I think that’s enough on the topic itself on my own side. Here’s the newset or old Featured content of this week. (since I don’t have any new episodes)

                               This week’s Episodes and Content

That’s all I have for today’s Content, yet before you leave I want to ask you something.

What is your passion? You can reply or you can keep this to yourself, I just wanted to ask this before we leave. Oh, and one more thing, I’ve gotten copy.ai to give me 20 copy.ai one-month codes. and I’ve already given away 3 codes.

If you want to give copy.ai a demo! I partnered with them to provide some of you, a free 1-month membership of copy,.ai, just let me know by replying to this email, and I might send you one. 

The future of the Creators (The Indiecast #1)

We Launched today!Hey Everyone! Thank you for joining the newsletter! We launched today, and I’m super thankful for all the help ♥!  We're currently 6th place, if you haven't seen our Launch yet, I'll link it later.  I just wanted to share some Articles, and Content to help you get started!  https://makersrocket.com/how-i-built-web3forms-wkth/https://makersrocket.com/sergio-podcast/I hope you enjoy the posts! I’ll send a post, for any new posts or podcasts once a week. If you have any questions you, can just reply to this! See you Next Week,Arav

<div class="mirror-content" data-reactroot=""><h1>​We Launched today!</h1>​​Hey Everyone! Thank you for joining the newsletter! We launched today, and I’m super thankful for all the help ♥! We&#x27;re currently 6th place, if you haven&#x27;t seen our Launch yet, I&#x27;ll link it later. ​I just wanted to share some Articles, and Content to help you get started!​ <a href="https://makersrocket.com/how-i-built-web3forms-wkth/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makersrocket.com/how-i-built-web3forms-wkth/</a>​<a href="https://makersrocket.com/sergio-podcast/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makersrocket.com/sergio-podcast/</a> I hope you enjoy the posts! I’ll send a post, for any new posts or podcasts once a week. If you have any questions you, can just reply to this! ​See you Next Week,​Arav</div>

Hey Everyone! Thank you for joining the newsletter! We launched today, and I’m super thankful for all the help ♥!  We're currently 6th place, if you haven't seen our Launch yet, I'll link it later.  

I just wanted to share some Articles, and Content to help you get started!

https://makersrocket.com/how-i-built-web3forms-wkth/

I hope you enjoy the posts! I’ll send a post, for any new posts or podcasts once a week. If you have any questions you, can just reply to this! 