Rain Lee

I have been working in event tech industry where people can plan their event , book vendors and make a full plan and ecosystem for events across whole year with all the things needed embedded in a single platform .
The pain point is that this industry runs through too much word of mouth and traditional ways , people call their fixed vendors and they handle that .
So how to do affective marketing in such case with better results and good ROI?

Following up on the first post in this series and the thread it kicked off on app distribution. I ran a two-week observation on organic distribution and want to bring the results back for discussion, not conclusions. Translation tool was used again, so please read past awkward phrasing.

The reason I am posting again : the same question that came up last time is still open for me, and I now have two weeks of data that only made it sharper. I would rather test my reading against yours than sit on it.

Hello, fellow Vibe Coders. I am a new Vibe Coder who left the handmade shoe industry in Korea to embark on a startup journey. I d like to share a record of the past two months or so.

As I am Korean, I am using Google Translate to generate the English text for each paragraph; I ask for your understanding.

1. In the two-plus months since I started using Claude Code, I have built nine simple apps; I released three of them on iOS and five on Android. This count includes projects I abandoned midway because they became too difficult.

2. The total number of downloads is just over 200, and I ve generated one paid subscription and $15 in AdMob revenue. These are the results from June through July. I hope this post will serve as a record of my early, modest beginnings.