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Any community to recommend for Indie Hackers?

Hey guys, apart from Indie Hackers, any other great communities for indie hackers and solo builders you can recommend? Thanks in advance!

on June 20, 2023
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    I would also upvote for twitter. there are also getmakerlog.com and wip.co and it's also pretty interesting places for indies to share their progress.

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      Thank you John! Will take a look.

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    Twitter is a vast community that provides an excellent platform for connecting with indie hackers and solo builders. I have successfully built connections with numerous kind guys and gained over 1800 followers in the last few months by building in public on Twitter.

    If you haven't been active on Twitter yet, let's connect!

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      Thank you Luo! I've seen you active on Twitter, and really astonished by your high productivity! Happy to connect!

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      How do you use twitter? My experience so far is nobody sees my tweets except a couple dozen people that I know IRL so it feels like posting into the void (I've tweeted maybe 100 times so far), had better experiences posting on linkedin tho.

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    Plugging in Micro SaaS HQ - It's an ecosystem for builders building small products (that can be built by 1-2 people team). We cover Micro SaaS Ideas, data points of existing players, technical chops, marketing chops, cost analysis, interviews from founders and access to a closed community.

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    Hi Mogan! I recommend checking out Product Hunt. Users can upvote, comment, and share each other's products. There's also a homepage leaderboard where products compete for the top spots. A good tool to gain exposure, receive feedback, and connect with others. I use it daily, let's connect there. ;)

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      Thank you Antoni, yeah, PH is a great community. Glad to connect with you there. 🤜

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    Gitsream
    softery, are the great communities

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    Product Hunt, Quora, and Reddit

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    Hey @MorganKung, if you're looking for 1to1 accountability, you can check out Codum.cc. It's a community of auto-didacts and solo-builders (mostly junior).

    As initiator of Codum I may be biased - sharing where helpful :).

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    Hey Morgan, curious to know what you're hoping to find or gain by joining other communities. Are you seeking the networking aspect, accountability, or something else?

    While there are numerous communities out there, I think the value you derive from being a member largely depends on what you're looking to achieve (community-member-fit?!).

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    Twitter is a good place to find alot of indie hackers.
    I found it very true when I tried to connect to my target (e-commerce), it's hard to find some but hackers are all over the place.

    Reddit has alot of subreddits dedicated too, worth the shot to try there too.