One of the biggest problems vibe coders may face is hopping from product to product never finishing something fully, to the extent that they can make revenues from it. I'd bet 98%+ of the repos done with vibe coding won't see more than the initial few users. In the beginning it is ok to do this, as you'll first do projects to learn and master vibe coding, but once you do, try to focus on finishing products, creating marketing rails, and making it grow with users, and feedback. Those who do this will be a lot more successful in the long run. Again this advice is not for those who are just starting, but those who start to master the tools.