A travel discussion app where users can discuss cities, places, and locations, post reviews, and ask questions. Users earn points for engaging, which can be redeemed for coupons or offers from new restaurants. The app also offers optional paid features for accessing second-degree contacts for trusted responses and allows businesses to promote their content.
Keyword | Avg Searches | Difficulty | Competition |
---|---|---|---|
city reviews | 1000 | 1 | LOW |
location reviews | 260 | 0 | LOW |
travel community | 2900 | 5 | LOW |
restaurant coupons | 8100 | 23 | LOW |
user generated content | 49500 | 17 | LOW |
travel questions and answers | 720 | 1 | LOW |
new restaurant promotions | 20 | 3 | LOW |
subway coupons | 301000 | 21 | LOW |
papa johns coupons | 135000 | 17 | LOW |
pizza hut coupons | 135000 | 15 | LOW |
Based on Reddit discussions, the following insights were gathered about key competitors:
Competitor | Strengths | Weaknesses |
---|---|---|
TripAdvisor | Extensive database, user-generated reviews, known brand | Outdated information, biased reviews, too promotional |
Lonely Planet | Trusted brand, detailed guides, local insights | Paywalled content, sometimes not updated |
Yelp | Strong in restaurant reviews, extensive user base | Overly commercialized, inconsistent reviews, mainly U.S.-centric |
Reddit (r/travel) | Authentic user discussions, diverse topics, real-time responses | Not travel-specific, lack of structured information, mixed quality of responses |
Google Reviews | Extensive reach, integrated with Google Maps, easy to use | Review quality varies, lacks community engagement, prone to fake reviews |
This structured approach ensures thorough market validation, comprehensive audience insights, a solid competitive landscape understanding, and a clear strategy for launching and growing the travel discussion app with engaging reward systems.
r/surgicaltechnology - June 17, 2024
Hi! Scrub tech planning on traveling once I hit my 2yr mark as a tech, but I’m really curious as to what cities are best to get assignments in, especially as a young, solo female traveler.
r/solotravel - November 10, 2021
23F here. It’s been a hell of a year and I really feel like I need to treat myself before I figure out my next move. I like good food culture, walkable cities, a little bit of partying and lots of history and speak Spanish so South America is a no brainer.
r/femaletravels - June 3, 2024
I’ve done a solo trip to Paris and Brussels before. I wouldn’t mind going back to Paris, but are there any other cities recommended? I am aiming to hit London as well.
r/SameGrassButGreener - May 16, 2024
I’m 29 and single, currently I would say I make a decent salary: 106K and work remote. I was raised in Miami but have traveled to South America, been to Europe, etc.
r/VietNam - September 22, 2023
I am an American and do not speak Vietnamese. I am trying to learn as many useful words and phrases as I can before January but it is a very complicated language!
r/Morocco - June 24, 2024
I will be visiting Morocco and would like to travel between cities like Marrakesh, Agadir, Essaouira and so on. What's the best way as a tourist to move between cities?
r/u_Aequorhealthcare - June 17, 2024
r/chicago - October 4, 2022
r/travel - June 5, 2024
I’m going to travel abroad next year to see some family for 1-1.5 months, and I wanted to add in a European vacation in between. I’d be going between the April-June timeframe.
r/space - December 19, 2023
r/nyc - December 2, 2023
r/copenhagen - December 3, 2023
Copenhagen took top honors as the year’s top culinary destination, with the report noting that the Danish city has become the “restaurant capital of the Nordics” in the last 15 years
r/Coffee - March 5, 2024
I try to find places that roast their own beans and look at their beans.
r/AskEurope - November 14, 2021
I was shocked by consistency and awesomeness of every restaurant/cafe I visited. That really doesn't compare to any other city I've been - always my top recommendation for food-related travel.
r/phtravel - December 7, 2023
Most Expensive: Entirety of USA - Inflation really took a toll in the entire country that having a comfortable two week vacation here would cost around 250k per person.
r/ItalyTravel - May 16, 2024
On September we'll arrive to Milan with my family. We want to visit Como lake, Venice and Florence in the first part of our trip; Naples region on a second part, and finally Regio Calabria and Rome.
r/travel - July 13, 2022
In Turin (or in Piedmont in general) we say “the best thing in Milan is the train to go to Turin”. A joke to underline how overrated Milan is and how underrated Turin is.