Is it Time to Leave Twitter X? I Did and This is Why
Is it time to leave Twitter?
I did and this is why. I left Twitter (X) after 16 years.
In this video I share how I came to that decision, where I am spending time online now and how you can determine what social media platforms you should be on personally or for business!
Here is the truth as we inch closer to 2025 - you don't have to be on every platform. Be on platforms that serve you and your business.
Would love to hear your thoughts and also would love to hear which platforms are you getting the most traction from and enjoying these days. Is it here on LinkedIn? Over on Facebook or Instagram? YouTube? Twitter? Other?
Would love to hear from you and get your feedback!
Here's to 'not doing all the things' in 2025. Who is with me?!
Cheers!
Katie
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Founder, The Real Estate Cafe and Real Estate Consultant
2 个月Have also used Twitter for 15+ years, Can't be all things to all people, but it's important to keep your ear to the ground. Societal dysfunction & disinformation are reflected on Twitter, but IMHO, it's still an important source for breaking news and diverse / often dissenting opinions. This week's debt ceiling debate is a powerful example of how national and world events impact housing, see thread below: EXCERPT: Not just housing ladder that's BROKEN, checks & balances built into US constitution are BREAKING down as @ElonMusk becomes "4th branch of government" So ask again, does it make sense to buy into an unhinged housing market w/ unhinged president-elect? FLASHBACK: "2011 debt ceiling crisis is a cautionary tale: political brinkmanship caused 1st-ever downgrade of America’s credit rating. Ripple effect triggered a $2.4 trillion drop in stock market value & higher interest rates, forcing taxpayers to [pay] for chaos." https://x.com/RealEstateCafe/status/1869891714061672930