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That's fine and valuable, but it doesn't sound like much of a moat. Those thought leaders used something else before Twitter - even if it takes a while, it's no
by dymk 4y ago
That's fine and valuable, but it doesn't sound like much of a moat. Those thought leaders used something else before Twitter - even if it takes a while, it's not a crazy idea that they'd eventually move somewhere else if the grass is greener.
- somsak2 4y agoWhat is this "something else" that you refer to? In fact, this kind of short-form, global conversation wasn't happening before Twitter, at least not on their scale.
- sblom 4y agoI'm sure MySpace thought the same thing about their never-before-seen accomplishments. I suspect very few people knew what "something else" was in that case, either.
- archagon 4y agoIs it really a conversation, though? I rarely see “thought leaders” actually engage with their audience in a meaningful way.
- evantbyrne 4y agoI'm not really sure what a "thought leader" is, but it sounds like someone that would feel at home on LinkedIn.