Community Is The Future
As big social keeps heading on a trend to enshittification, smaller communities are sprouting up to make a difference and change the landscape.
Communities have always been important, but they've mostly been encompassed in larger "Big Tech" sites like Facebook and LinkedIn. Now community platforms like Might Networks, Skool, and Circle, among others are sprouting up to foster a much more independent sense of community way from "Big Tech."
I recently launched my Podcast Mastery Community (you can find more info on that here). This is a spot where people who want to start podcasts or be on other people's podcasts can come together and learn how to do it the RIGHT way.
I'm betting on my 15 years in the podcasting industry to help those who join excel and make back the small price of admission ($50/mo or $525/yr).
With subscription fatigue being a real thing and the economy in the toilet, people need to be conscious of where their money is going. To be honest, small dedicated communities, like mine, are where it's going to be.
This is not a sales pitch, I promise you. Whether it be my community or another, finding where YOUR people are is more important than ever now. And keeping yourself off of "Big Tech" is going to be even more important than ever, because these big networks have only one person in mind – their investors. NOT YOU!
What do you think? Am I going of the deep end? Am I on to something?
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