Is Parler worth marketing on?

[cyberdog22]

I keep seeing this social site popping up in the news and on other social sites. I am wondering if it is worth getting in early and establishing accounts for my businesses on the network. I can likely get all my names as well, assuming they were not taken yet which is very unlikely. I am just not sure how it will fair because it seems to be very heavily geared at politics right now.

 

[Nurudeen]

If you want to market on a new social media platform you know nothing all about the best thing you need to do is to make extensive research about them. Know the large base of audience sticked to their PLATFORM. Because if they don't have good amount of followers on their platform it will just be as if you want to do charity to the platform.

 

[kayode10]

It will be good to stay clear off the money making sites that gear toward politics. The reason is that opposition can work all their effort to shut the website down. Instead, look for sites that can pay you for comments. These are easy to do and you earn while you give you opinion. If you have some skill you can sign up at freelance website and start making money.

 

[JamoPosh]

I do have an account on the platform. Though am a new member so I still have a basic insight on how the platform work. But from the video I watched that made me get familiar with it, I think the guy has been leveraging Parler and it been working for him. With your patience time spent on it, it might later work for you. I also believe that for myself too.

 

[Alexandoy]

For a new site the best is to observe first before joining.

 

[Godwinesther]

Nice

 

[Seun4luv]

Parler, a social media app that conservatives are flocking to for its free speech promises, will not be pushing ads on its central platform, but will instead be using influencers to bring in money. “Our business model is going to be an ad revenue model.

 

[Alexandoy]

When I read the line about being heavily geared towards politics I would advise against joining it. Even in forums only the politically inclined would enjoy posting about politics. But if you are like me who sees politics in forums and social media is not a worthwhile topic to discuss then stay away. I always observe a forum for a number of days before I decide to join or not to join. There are so many social sites to choose from in building up our own network. Always choose the best and most convenient for you.

 

[amansingh19]

I have went through this site recently, and also used it for advertising a product here. But, problem here is that you have to make a traffic and belief among the people about the sale you make. It is a good social media site where interface looks good, but I used it to advertise.

 

[Adeyoola7]

Parler uses an ad-revenue model, so it will make money if it can convince advertisers that they're reaching a profitable audience. Gab is another player in this space and markets itself as “a free speech company” and uses a freemium or subscription model as well.

 

[Zubair]

I keep seeing this social site popping up in the news and on other social sites. I am wondering if it is worth getting in early and establishing accounts for my businesses on the network. I can likely get all my names as well, assuming they were not taken yet which is very unlikely. I am just not sure how it will fair because it seems to be very heavily geared at politics right now.

I think extensive research is required to market anything on social media, because we don't know what is right and wrong before research. Then a huge number of followers are also required for marketing because without any followers we can't even get any benefit from it.

 

[WhiteHouse]

As you can see in the news they have been banned in all app software such as apple, Microsoft and Google play, the app parler is practically dead and until they review their rules and terms they may not get the app back on.

 

[Ralphjoe]

My strategy for any online social network is to observe it first when it is new, this is because I don't know much about it as it's just coming out so I am not expected to register and start gambling on it.

This particular one you are talking about is skided towards politics, so as far as I'm concerned, any politically inclined forum or social media is not for me because discussion in such forum does not bring anything good other than unnecessary argument and bickering that does do anyone good.

 

[Setho]

What I love to say about Social media marketing is to first observe it first to see exactly whether it will last for a long time or if your target audience are there then compare it with how it will turn out on other social media platforms instead.