I think a lot of the content creators I like to follow definitely have in interest in film making, in addition to their niche special interest. So I don't think this advice is for everybody. I was building a "business" account on Twitter. But ended up focusing mostly on political issues, rather than my actual business (got radicalized a little bit). Then Elon Musk comes in and does a rug-pull. (Probably BECAUSE twitter was effective at radicalizing people during the pandemic).
@@ToolboxLife You could call it market research. Some people were blocking me on principle because I was a "crypto bro". My business, not yet launched was to act mainly as a B2B Money Service Business to help businesses accept a large block bitcoin fork. Because the transactions are faster, cheaper, and more reliable: I would be able to consolidate the transactions into one large transaction on the back-end. This is no longer possible for the more well-known fork of "Bitcoin". I never quite figured out how to do the key management (I wanted to be able to prove to any would-be kidnappers that I did not have easy access to funds) or which price signals to trust for underwriting purposes. I need to investigate if it is just easier to use Monero, a privacy coin (but not necessarily cheaper per transaction).
I think a lot of the content creators I like to follow definitely have in interest in film making, in addition to their niche special interest.
So I don't think this advice is for everybody.
I was building a "business" account on Twitter. But ended up focusing mostly on political issues, rather than my actual business (got radicalized a little bit). Then Elon Musk comes in and does a rug-pull. (Probably BECAUSE twitter was effective at radicalizing people during the pandemic).
So you got distracted from the starting goal of growing your business related audience?
@@ToolboxLife You could call it market research. Some people were blocking me on principle because I was a "crypto bro".
My business, not yet launched was to act mainly as a B2B Money Service Business to help businesses accept a large block bitcoin fork.
Because the transactions are faster, cheaper, and more reliable: I would be able to consolidate the transactions into one large transaction on the back-end. This is no longer possible for the more well-known fork of "Bitcoin".
I never quite figured out how to do the key management (I wanted to be able to prove to any would-be kidnappers that I did not have easy access to funds) or which price signals to trust for underwriting purposes.
I need to investigate if it is just easier to use Monero, a privacy coin (but not necessarily cheaper per transaction).