This is my weekly report on vibe coding.
This week I mainly did two things:
First, I finished submitting everything related to Google AdSense.
Second, I rode the World Cup hype, built a small World Cup-related website, and started the first round of overseas promotion testing.
Let's start with AdSense.
Previously, to make the site look more like a "seriously operated content site," I added legal compliance pages, organized the site content, and also handled the basics like Search Console, sitemap, and robots.txt.
This week I finally submitted AdSense as well, and now I'm just waiting for the final review result.
The second thing is that this week I temporarily rode a World Cup trend.
I built a small World Cup-related website.
Because the World Cup itself is inherently topical and also highly discussed among overseas users, I started the first round of promotion on overseas channels this week.
Currently, I'm mainly testing promotion through my existing overseas social media accounts and on Reddit.
These past few days I've been continuously posting and continuously observing, planning to run it for a week first to see whether different channels can actually bring real traffic.
By the way, I also organized the Reddit promotion method into a skill.
In the future, when I do new indie development projects, small tools, or small websites, I can directly reuse this process.
However, this method is still only the first version, and the specific results will need to be optimized after this round of data comes out.
If anyone needs it, you can join my Xiaohongshu group chat and leave me a message.
Next week I will continue operating this World Cup website.
The focus will be on seeing which channels can really bring visits.
Next week I will also summarize the channels used this time and the actual results, so welcome back next week to look at the results together.