Context: I already have a web application and I'm looking to make an app out of it. It's like SettleUp/Tricount/Splitwise, but for photos rather than expenses. Only group owners need to signup (Google or email/pass) to create the group, while invited guests can see and download photos and videos without the need to signup. They only need to signup if they want to upload or create other groups

This works well for a webapp because users can join from a link and see the album directly. So not sure what to do for the app in this case. Also, the only way to see their photos from different devices is with an account.

I see most competitors have a signup page as the main page when you download the app so not sure if I should do the same. Any advice or suggestions?

General curiosity. Is it guides? Do you book and organise everything? How many people? Are you always present with them? I understand tour guides, company event/trip organisers, and weeding planners, and I have big respect to group leaders for all the orchastration involved hence why I ask. The past group trips I did with friends it was me doing the planning or searching together with someone else, but we were like 9 so I cannot imagine how it is with larger groups lol

Mi padre vive en Alicante y tengo tiempo libre el mes de Septiembre. Aprendi a conducir en Reino Unido pero no tuve la oportunidad de hacer el examen porque el sistema estaba saturadisimo. Me gustaria finalizarlo en Alicante y saber si es posible o no. Seguramente tenga que hacer todo de zero (i.e. teorico nuevamente) pero bueno....

Si eres de Ceuta me interesa mucho mas tu punto de vista porque no me fio mucho de los medios

PD: Hice esta publicacion en r/askspain pero la borraron rapido... No conozco gente de Ceuta y quiero saber lo que opinan y como viven. Tambien entiendo que hay gente que migran por una mejor vida, pero hay formas y hacerlo de forma masiva en una ciudad relativamente pequena no es una de ellas

Context: On April 2026 I launched a web application to share group photos fast and easy (like Tricount/Splitwise, but for photos - share the link > share the photos > and download what you want) for frequent group travellers and organisers.

I have both a subscription plan (good for group coordinators) and one-off plan (good for less frequent travellers/events). The paid users so far have been fully organic. For the subscription, the user actually reached out to me after finding me on Google/Reddit.

I've tried a lot of methods over the past 3 months (i.e. friends, directory listing, TikTok, Instagram, X, low budget Meta Ads campaign, value-first Reddit posts, Reddit comments, outreach...) and recently published my first blog too.

I am unsure if I should:

1. Make an app (helps make things more reliable and robust, browser has many limitations for photo-sharing)
2. Focus on organic methods (i.e. more value-first related Reddit posts or site blogs)
3. More outreach (i.e. to similar personas like the subscriber I got)

Initially my goal for this quarter was 100 signups/users lol, but paid users was a much better outcome. I don't know if I should then set the goal to 10 paid users or 1,000 signups. I guess the first one is better. How did you jump from your first sale to the first 10? Any other advice is welcome =)

A veces veo publicaciones de el gobierno dando dinero al extranjero, usandolo para comprar inmuebles, etc. En general suelo desconfiar bastante ya que muchos no incluyen la fuente, de ahi la pregunta. También nose que tan granular pueden ser los datos y tal entonces si alguien me orienta lo agradezco

Buenas un amigo brasileño y yo hacemos escala en Barcelona este finde y su cumple cae este domingo. Ambos tenemos 26/27 años. No bebe pero le gusta el rock, salir (más o menos), juegos de mesa, y conocer personas. También será su primera vez en BCN

Cualquier idea es bien agradecida así que gracias =)

No promotion or affiliate whatsoever! Just wanted to share the tools I personally use and discover what other people use too

• Accommodation: Booking.com (had trouble with Airbnb + all this housing-crisis it contributed to so I dont use it anymore)
• Flights: Skyscanner.net (sometimes I check the airline directly depending where I go)
• Trains: Thetrainline.com, Omio.com (mostly Europe)
• Transport: Uber, Bolt, Grab (depends where)
• Planning: Blogs, AI (for very high-level), Google Maps, Google Places, Reddit
• Activities: GetYourGuide, Viator
• Expenses: Tricount, SettleUp.app, Splitwise
• Photos: Sharethepic.app , WhatsApp (I don't have an iPhone for AirDrop)
• Insurance: El Corte Ingles, Mark Spencers (I'm based in Europe, I usually only get insurance from a local company only when travelling to another continent)
• Reviews: Google Map Reviews, TripAdvisor, Reddit

Obviously I don't use them all all the time. It really depends where I go and who I travel with. But those are my options to pick from most of the time

I'm new to sales... I have a tech background. For context, I have a spreadsheet of 100 leads with emails, WhatsApps, and/or platform DM as contact channels. The plan is to offer a web application to share group photos quick and easy targeting group trip organisers, tour guides, and frequent group travellers

I was thinking starting out with one-liners (e.g. "Hi [X], I see you organise group trips very frequently, I can help you gather/share group photos fast and organised, would you like to know more?"). That way I know if they interested or not before sharing the product + it's something I think I would reply to as I don't like long texts, but I have no idea what's good or not

Any suggestions or advice? What type of cold DM's would you reply to? Any resource that helped you learn more? Thanks!

I'm new to sales... I have a tech background. For context, I have a spreadsheet of 100 leads with emails, WhatsApps, and/or platform DM as contact channels. The plan is to offer a web application to share group photos quick and easy targeting group trip organisers, tour guides, and frequent group travellers

I was thinking starting out with one-liners (e.g. "Hi [X], I see you organise group trips very frequently, I can help you gather/share group photos fast and organised, would you like to know more?"). That way I know if they interested or not before sharing the product + it's something I think I would reply to as I don't like long texts, but I have no idea what's good or not

Any suggestions or advice? What type of cold DM's would you open? Any resource that helped you learn more? Thanks!

I'm new to sales... I have a tech background. For context, I have a web application to share group photos quick and easy targeting group trip organisers, tour guides, and frequent group travellers. I also have a spreadsheet of 100 leads with emails, WhatsApps, and/or platform DM as channels to contact.

I was thinking starting out with one-liners (e.g. "Hi [X], I see you organise group trips very frequently, I can help you gather/share group photos fast and organised, would you like to know more?"). That way I know if they interested or not before sharing the product + it's something I think I would reply to as I don't like long texts, but I have no idea what's good or not

Any suggestions or advice? What type of cold DM's would you open? Any resource that helped you learn more? Thanks!

I tend to be the "default trip planner" for my friend group, and now that summer is coming and I see a couple posts about "how you organise a trip" I decided to share the way I do it. Of course, if you have any suggestion, share what you do different or what works for you too!

First, I split the trip phases into pre-trip, during the trip, and post-trip because the challenges are pretty different at each stage.

Pre-trip

• Conduct some destination research with blogs, YouTube, or AI. I always stick to 2-3 options and include some pros and cons (e.g. easy to get to, cheaper, less party, etc.) in a doc or somewhere
• Use WhatsApp for communication and decisions. It is important to decide where to go, when, and who is going. I usually send those 2-3 options with a rough budget and the duration. Then use polls to decide dates, destination, and number of people. You can also setup a call or talk in person if you can
• Lock fast. Everything should be decided within a week, otherwise prices get more expensive and nothing happens
• One person owns bookings. This helps A LOT. You also become a "travel princess" as people will owe you money if you book something for everyone. Bookings could be flights, accommodation, and/or activities. Then everyone transfers or is put to a splitting bills app
• Booking.com for accommodation, Skyscanner to compare flights, and GetYourGuide for activities. That's my pre-trip to-go-to toolset
• Add places of interest to Google Places. This can be shared in Google Maps for everyone to see. Works very well with large groups in case you split up
• Use Canvas or pin a WhatsApp group message for the itinerary per day. I usually include route (if any), morning plan, lunch restaurant, afternoon plan, dinner restaurant, evening plan, and accommodation/stay

During the trip

• Daily check-in, not a schedule. Every morning or the night before, quick "ok tomorrow's the plan, meet at X at Y time" message. Enough structure that nobody's lost, loose enough that people can peel off and do their own thing
• Use TriCount or SettleUp for group expenses. EVERYONE should record their expenses. This saves a massive headache
• Use ShareThePic.app for group photos. These can also be shared post trip so it is up to you. It keeps them organised with the original date anyways
• Accept that not everyone does everything together. Especially for big groups. So "no hard feelings if you sit this one out". That's why adding places of interest in Google Places helps, but it is good if everyone joins the activity

Post-trip

• Make sure ALL expenses are added to TriCount or SettleUp. The worst is when debts are already set and someone forgets to add an expense -.-...
• Share the group photos in ShareThePic.app. You can track who uploaded what and when and works perfect for mix Android/iOS group. So everyone is happy, has memories to keep, and avoids annoying WhatsApp spam or messy drives

Anyway, that's the system. Curious what others do differently, especially for bigger groups (8+) since that's when it gets exponentially harder to herd everyone

I'm new to ads in general. I have a web application to share group photos (good post-trips or after group activities). It's like a Splitwise/Tricount, but for photos. I'll look at tutorials on how to setup Meta Ads, BUT what ads should I create for this? Images, videos, something else? Which format or aspect ratios? Should I just made them in Canva?

Also, if you have any resources (blogs, playlists, podcast, sites) or any personal experience that work for you, that would be very helpful!

Thanks all

Y si sí, por quien(es) y como?

Muchas imputaciones, gente que dimite porque justo ahora no quiere estar involucrada, y todos libres sin consecuencias (asi cualquiera >.<)

Derecha, izquierda, arriba, abajo al final nos afecta a todos

I don't like marketing. I have a platform with product-led growth (e.g. users invite other users) to share group photos post-trip or after an event/activity

I was thinking of making a relevant meme-like account for my brand. Something like "When the trip is over and now you need to share the group photos" with a well-known meme or something like that. My target audience (e.g. frequent group travelers or organisers) would prefer looking for group activities or destinations over how to share the photos... On top of that, my competitors IG pages are not a big deal, nano or micro accounts with very few likes or engagement metrics... So yh I'd find it more enterntaining "meming" over establishing content pillars for the audience and all that

What do you think? Anyone that has done this before and can share the experience? Thanks

I am new to outreach. I do not like it I have to say, but I need to get the job done. I am looking for frequent group travelers or group coordinators micro-influencers (>10k followers) to promote a platform to share post-trip photos easily for groups. I started with making a list, which took way longer than expected. Then, I tried reaching out to one individual, but TikTok blocked my message. I'm even using my old personal account T_T. Now I feel a bit lost on how I should reach out to people. Any tips or standard method?

Estoy buscando casa para comprar y entrar a vivir. Tenemos coche y veo que esta bien conectada. Habria que ver los pisos, pero me preguntaba como es esa zona de Alicante para vivir y si es recomendable. Gracias y un saludo