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If you want to start in that niche you really need to double down on a specific subset of that niche to get people to use it. Right now you are not offering muc
by dewey 8d ago
If you want to start in that niche you really need to double down on a specific subset of that niche to get people to use it. Right now you are not offering much over Facebook Events or Meetup and the tech / design in this case doesn't matter when all that matters is that you have people using it for their events.
I'd take a look at how Luma (The only seemingly competitor in that niche these days) is doing it, they are focused on a very small group of large cities and started being mostly for crypto related events. Only these days it feels like there's more variety in the events depending on the city. Doing a generic "I was annoyed with Meetup" strategy won't work.
- sshussain270 7d agoI think you're right that to start up something like this, it needs a niche, but at the same time, these kinds of apps are for discovering and meeting new people, do you have any ideas of how to find the balance between the two opposites?
- dewey 7d agoBuilding a social network / two sided marketplace will always be one of the most complicated projects as the technical part doesn't really matter so much but the distribution is the only thing that is important and there's not really a single way to make it work. The only thing that doesn't work is "build and they will come".