Which is More Effective: Blog or Social Media?

[Suba]

Blogs/sites are owned by individuals/companies, while social media belongs to other parties where we only use their space or are positioned as tenants so we do not have full control, so if there is a change in the algorithm on social media, restrictions on target reach and features or even your account is frozen then you will lose everything, very different from blogs where the owner has full control.

We must admit that social media will make a brand famous quickly even abroad but unfortunately it has a shorter marketing power compared to blogs.

 

[monster_masterpiece]

I think you need to migrate to Waveful working with superlikes system better than Youtube monetization for example.

 

[eLdavis]

I think for promoting a brand, the use of social media would be a lot more effective compared to a blog.

 

[Augusta]

Social media can help a brand gain fame quickly due to its ability to reach a vast audience rapidly, facilitate targeted marketing, and encourage engagement.

 

[Starmix]

A blog is a powerful tool to earn, especially if your blog is appealing to the viewers. There is nothing to earn better in the media, unless you display products on their Marketplace.

 

[Trush Jodie]

Blog can never give you the kind of audience that social media would give to you now. Blogs are dying though.

 

[Augusta]

Yeah if you are looking for audience and traffic it is better to use the social Media that's where you have audience

 

[Nomad]

Effectiveness of a blog depends on traffic and effectiveness of social media depends on the number of followers

 

[Augusta]

In terms of long-term effectiveness and building a lasting online presence, blogging generally outperforms social media

 

[mrki444]

Social media is better but your identity will not be hidden. As blog owner your identity can be hidden but it is harder to get attention.

 

[Augusta]

Social Media is for Immediate Reach and Engagement:
Social media platforms offer a vast audience and the potential for rapid, widespread engagement with posts.