Where you should spend time, based on your personality: https://t.co/Kgfi4bAGmo
An argument for logging off - Aaron Francis
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We make our biggest mistakes on social platforms (especially lately) by assuming that any experience on an app is universal. But one thing that’s generally missing from the shift in social-media consumption is a central “town square” space.
Charlie Warzel • Welcome to Geriatric Social Media
If it drains me to be on social media, then who says I have to do it that way? What’s a more fun way to connect with and serve the people I want to work with?
Tripp Lanier • This Book Will Make You Dangerous: The Irreverent Guide For Men Who Refuse to Settle
What kind of personalities are you dealing with? What kind of information do they need? Are they likely to want to participate in a community at the more serious end of the continuum or at the most fun end of the continuum?
Richard Millington • Build Your Community: Turn your connections into a powerful online community
Platforms that manage to provide value with a good mix of entertainment and knowledge are especially powerful. Examples include YouTube, Twitter, Clubhouse, and Reddit.
Travis Fischer • Mapping the Passion Economy
it’s vitally important to find out where your prospects “hang out” and to use the appropriate media to get your message through to them. The hot, new social media platform may or may not be one of those places.