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Indie Hackers · September 21, 2022 · 1h 7m

#260 – Growing Multiple Products to $18k/mo Revenue with Tony Dinh

Tony Dinh shares his journey from growing up in Vietnam to becoming a full-time indie hacker generating $18,000/month across multiple products. He discusses leaving a corporate job, learning from many failed side projects, and building an audience on Twitter that helped launch his successes. The conversation covers how he manages a portfolio of small products, prioritizes his time, and balances risk through diversification.

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Highlights

Learning from failed side projects
Tony emphasizes that most of his side projects failed, but each one taught him something crucial about building, marketing, and understanding users.
Using Twitter to build an audience and get first customers
Tony built a following by sharing his indie-hacking journey openly, which later became a launchpad for his products.
Managing multiple products to reach $18k/month in revenue
Tony describes how he juggles several small products and why a portfolio approach suits his lifestyle and risk tolerance.

Editorial

Growing up in Vietnam started his path into tech
Tony talks about his upbringing in Vietnam and how early exposure to computers shaped his interest in building software.
Quitting a stable job to build products full-time
Tony explains the decision to leave corporate employment and go all-in on his own projects.
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