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5 social media trends you can't ignore

10:08Marco Montemagno · podcast RSS

Montemagno identifies five social-media trends of the period: algorithmic selection, similarities between platforms, growing AI use, increasing content volume and more extreme attention-seeking. He connects these changes both to competition between creators and to users' difficulty assessing information. He recognises exceptions driven by quality and creativity but doubts that one success can sustain an ongoing operation. These assessments remain his interpretation of the market rather than universal measurements. The episode promotes the ilbusiness.com event on 5–6 October.

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Montemagno identifies five social-media trends of the period: algorithmic selection, similarities between platforms, growing AI use, increasing content volume and more extreme attention-seeking. He connects these changes both to competition between creators and to users' difficulty assessing information. He recognises exceptions driven by quality and creativity but doubts that one success can sustain an ongoing operation. These assessments remain his interpretation of the market rather than universal measurements. The episode promotes the ilbusiness.com event on 5–6 October.

Key points

  • An individual post's performance may matter more than an account's accumulated following.
  • More accessible tools can greatly increase the supply of content.
  • Abundance also creates difficulties for people seeking reliable information.
  • Rewarding attention can encourage increasingly extreme content.
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