Make you part of your product or service… Competitors can never copy the you in your product. Making yourself a part of your product or service is of those decisions where maybe not even time will tell if you made the right choice or not. …

The conversation starter In the wake of the Capitol Hill siege, something that emerged yet again is social media’s role in providing a platform for groups to organize and deliver a coup. …

A short bio about your product/business: The TXT Hub is a texting app allows you to text famous quotes from celebrities and TV shows — anonymously. Here’s how it works: Pick a Wire (celebrity/TV show) Choose how many messages to send Enjoy Your friend/family member/colleague will start to receive random quotes from your selected Wire. Hey! What are you working on and what led you to building with no code? Have you got any previous experience of building sites/apps?

Facebook’s biggest competitor is Apple iMessage. Not Twitter, not Snapchat, not even TikTok. Why? Because that’s where the conversations are. Why did Facebook buy WhatsApp? By now you’ve probably seen commercials advertising WhatsApp as an end-to-end encrypted (E2EE) messenger. And it may be-but what’s the “end” in this scenario? …

1. Create (and moderate) your own server 2. Limit the number of users 3. Write 500 characters at a time 4. Self-identify as a bot account 5. Opt out of search engine indexing 6. Hide who you follow and who follows you 7. Verify yourself 8. Move to a different account 9. Split up your content for different…

A handful of friends have asked me on multiple occasions why it is that I post on LinkedIn and Twitter (but mainly LinkedIn) so frequently. According to what they tell me, they only jump on LinkedIn when they switch jobs, are looking for jobs, or have a title change. On…

Upselling and cross-selling are tactics that you can use to sell more, with less — less time, less money, less resources. Simple as that. And both terms apply to virtually every industry: software, retail, finance, telecom, manufacturing, real estate — you name it. I run Tee Tweets, a clothing brand…

I joined a no-code competition to learn how to build an app from scratch using tools I’d never used before. Here’s what I learned. Hey world, my name is Hiram and I’m an ex-EY consultant turned indie founder/maker. I’ve built two no-code products: The TXT Hub and Tee Tweets, and…

This post is an article that originally appeared on IndieHackers when I did an interview with them surrounding Tee Tweets and how I built it.​ Hello! What’s your background, and what are you working on? Hey there, my name is Hiram and I am the founder of Tee Tweets. Tee Tweets is a clothing brand that allows you to wear…