With Kick making waves and YouTube continuing to push Shorts, the streaming landscape keeps shifting. Where are you finding the most engaged audience for your content? Have you tried multi-streaming? What platform features actually matter to you as a creator versus what platforms think you want? Let's discuss the real creator experience across platforms.
With changing user preferences and emerging platforms, the social media landscape continues to evolve. Have you joined any new social platforms recently or abandoned longstanding ones? What features would your ideal social platform include? Do you think we'll see more niche communities or fewer, larger platforms in the future?
With constant algorithm updates and policy revisions, how do you stay on top of changes that affect your content? Which recent changes have impacted your channel positively or negatively? Are smaller creators being left behind?
YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, Instagram, Podcast platforms... The list goes on. How do you decide where to focus your energy? Are you spreading yourself too thin, or is being everywhere the key to growth? Share your platform strategy.
Whether it was leaving one social platform for another or switching streaming services, most creators have migration stories. What prompted your move? Was it policy changes, audience shifts, better monetization, or just platform decline? Share the challenges of rebuilding elsewhere and whether the grass was actually greener.
With Kick gaining traction and offering better revenue splits, have you considered making the switch? What would it take for you to change streaming platforms? Discuss the pros and cons of platform loyalty vs. opportunity.
Do you believe that one day Peertube can truly rival Youtube? I personally can't see it happening soon, which is a shame really. Youtube has really been going downhill more and more as the years go on ever since Google bought them. I think more and more people would benefit if they can install their own instance of Peertube and be in control of every aspect of their video audience. However since we live in a time where people tend to stick to what they know and don't really branch out, I don't think Peertube will be as popular as Youtube. I'd love to hear your thoughts on this!
I'm researching different e-commerce platforms for my online business and feeling overwhelmed by all the choices out there. What would you say is the best e-commerce platform and why? What's been your experience with platforms like Shopify, WooCommerce, or others?
I'm looking into virtual number services for my business and there are so many platforms to choose from. What are the top website virtual numbers on all platforms and services that you'd recommend? What's been your experience with different providers?
