Why will elites and content producers move from Twitter sooner or later?
If you are a writer and a content reader, you must have felt how limiting the Twitter space is. You dedicate a lot of time to produce great content, and then with shallow comments, one-liner content, anonymous fans who have no value for your business, and in the worst case, pressure, bullying, and various insults, you really hurt yourself. You will feel in a cage and prison.
And unfortunately, this prison is getting narrower and darker every day, and it has nothing to do with your professional activity. You are a very insignificant and small part of this social space and you are completely under its control. Every day, this space may be taken away from you for many reasons and you will lose all the efforts and content you have produced and the fans and network you have built.
This is not the whole story. Your activities on other social networks such as Facebook, Instagram, and Tik Tok are exactly the same.
In addition to all these problems, whatever effort you put in, the reward of its success will be given to the owner of social networks. You don’t earn from the content you produce, but the more and better you produce, the bigger and richer social networks will become. It’s like you are workers under the command of social networks. It’s like you’re working for Elon Musk to make him richer.
You have no power over Twitter decisions. It is the machine and the algorithm that rules. The machine decides to boost your post and show it to more people. The machine decides whether your post is allowed to be published or even your account is allowed to operate.
Is there a workaround?
This is where you might ask, what is the solution? Is there an alternative system where I can get more serious and loyal fans? Is there a way to own my own content? Is there a way for me to decide who to show my content to? Can no one force me to choose the audience? Can’t the machine decide for me? Won’t the value of my content be lost among millions of other yellow content? To be the owner of my fans and not to worry every day that my account will be suspended and all my efforts will be wasted? Is there a system where my competitors don’t have access to my contacts and fans and don’t use my efforts to grow themselves?
And I am happy to say that yes! There is such a system and platform. This is not a new system and space that has just been discovered. This system has existed since the very first days of the Internet, and today it is the most widely used and is the most reliable method of human interaction. This system has no competitor and no similar system has been able to compete with it or operate similar to it.
This platform is nothing but the same eNewsletter that we may read about every day, but for very unrealistic reasons, we are careless and underestimate it.
Email is the main basis of all important and valid correspondence on the Internet, and eNewsletter is the only platform that works based on email.
This is the system that I believe will shape all the deep social connections of the future, which are becoming more important to us every day. Electronic newsletter is an environment that has no place for shallow and one-liner content. The relationships in the e-newsletter system are much more serious and solid, and we are dealing with loyal fans who find our valuable content useful and willing to pay for it.
We do not compete with the yellow pages in e-newsletters. The number of members is not more valuable than the loyalty of the members and we are not constantly looking to increase anonymous fans.
In the e-newsletter system, the machine does not make decisions for us and we do not enter into toxic and annoying communications.
In this platform we own the information. No one can force us when to write, how much to write, how many times to publish, what the design and appearance of our content should be.
We are not looking for a blue badge on this platform and our activities will only benefit the owner of the platform if we benefit from it too.
With all these explanations, definitely no system can be a utopia. Twitter and Instagram are not going to disappear. Having followers is not a bad thing, but if you don’t like to survive in the cage you are trapped in, it is better not to resist to hear and maybe accept new suggestions.
Cheers,
Mahmood from Toronto💐
