I gave a comment to Pressfeed on the topic of moving the audience from Telegram. Everyone is actively discussing this topic and worrying about where to build a backup airfield. So, what do we see now in fact of Telegram blocking? Where are people going?

1. Somewhere deep down, I would like people to go to VK. Actually create their own groups there and have the habit of consuming information. Make VK great again, as they say. But unfortunately, there are not many such people.

Some people are there, of course. For example, I now watch videos instead of YouTube on VK Video. But... let's not talk about the sad stuff.

When Telegram has problems, VK is not remembered. So we need to look somewhere else.

2. I wonder if I will ever finish my article about Max and TG? I hope so. It is very difficult to analyze this phenomenon in a short format. In short, people now have a contrast in their heads: they block Telegram = we go to Max to create a channel. I created a channel (subscribe to mine, by the way), some people subscribed. Then we sit with a tense face and wait for Telegram to finally stop working (it won't).

Most experts on the market are not going to leave Telegram, but they still pretend to create a backup airfield in the form of Max. But the words about a backup airfield are, as they say, "for the weak."

We now live in an era where all your content needs to be pushed to all social networks. Preferably automatically through some algorithm on n8n. I created a channel on Max so that someday I could possibly sell advertising there.

My main airfield, by the way, is my website. If you've never been there, now is the time to check it out.

By the way, also subscribe to my Yandex Maps, now I'm waiting to be invited to dinner for a review on maps, because I'm a micro-influencer (they used to invite me, but not for a review).

The article also has a number of other experts with their opinions, you can read them too if you want:

news.pressfeed.ru/pereezd-iz-te…lamoj-i-chat-botami/