I guess that's the thing. Are there already enough of my potential audience there who are going to find/follow me? Or, would I just be creating content for this extra platform, just because it's supposedly some new cool thing I've got to be on.
IMO, right now (i.e.: until I'm famous enough that people would seek me out on such a platform), there's little reason to be there. I've got the accounts created, but would producing content be anything but wasted time? If I could just create content, like I do for every other channel, and *also* post it to SC, then it would make sense (i.e.: say a podcaster might post to Podbean as well as iTunes, even though it only had like 0.?% of listenership... as why not?). But, with SC, you have to specifically create new content for it, for an audience of, possibly, zero.
And, I know I could produce content there, and put in a good bit of work to *convince* people they should go there to see what I'm producing... but, again, why? It just doesn't seem like an ideal platform for that. Why make my audience go to a special place to see content that evaporates in 24-hours, when there are TONS of channels they can follow me at *their* convenience. It seems almost all downside for the consumer. (i.e.: Snapchat... the ideal platform for narcissists?

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