On Wed, 12 May 2021 01:40:40 +0100, slider <slider@anashram.com>
wrote:
Donald Trump’s new “communications platform”, which boasts a blog-like >> format, has flopped on social media since its unveiling last week,
according to a report.
Following his banning from mainstream social media websites amid the
Capitol insurrection, including Facebook and Twitter the former
president
set up “From the Desk of Donald J Trump”.
NBC News reported that engagement with the new blog is drawing a
considerably smaller audience than his now-banned social media accounts
ever did.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/trump-blog-twitter-social-media-facebook-b1845826.html
Citing data compiled with BuzzSumo, a social media analytics company,
the
broadcaster says the platform has only raked in 212,000 engagements.
In comparison, a single post on the former president’s Twitter account
to
his 88 million followers could receive more than a million likes in one
go, mainlining his every musing to the front of national attention.
The outlet defined engagements as backlinks and social interactions such
as likes, shares, and comments on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and
Reddit. The Independent has reached out to Mr Trump for comment.
On the “From the Desk” site, users can’t comment or interact with the >> post, but can only share them to other platforms.
“In the case of Trump’s new platform, it is so technologically primitive >> that there is no way for his followers to even migrate,” Jeremy
Blackburn,
an assistant professor of computer science at New York’s Binghamton
University, told NBC News.
“Who cares about a platform where you can’t even own the libs? There are >> plenty of other newsletters that people have been adding to their spam
boxes for years.”
Last week, the Facebook Oversight Board upheld Mr Trump’s ban from the
platform, forcing the former president to continue to share his thoughts
through the official statements released by his office.
Previously, the former president would see high-level engagement on
Twitter and Facebook from users and the media with Mr Trump tweeting
frequently throughout the day.
On the new site, Mr Trump continues to offer a mixture of informal
political endorsement and attacks, general news, and personal updates,
which can also be received by email.
However, his casual and pithy jabs against “fake news media” and
targeted
vilification of his political enemies such as Wyoming Rep Liz Cheney are
no longer appearing to land as successfully.
More broadly, interest in the former president has also been waning in
terms of his stature in the social media sphere, polls show.
Axios reported exclusive data from NewsWhip in May which showed that
social media interactions concerning the president had fallen by 91 per
cent since January.
While interest in Mr Trump maintained consistent time throughout the
election and his subsequent loss, it has since dropped drastically.
Exclusive data from SocialFlow reported by the outlet showed that clicks
to Trump stories dipped 81 per cent from January to February and another
56 per cent from February to March.
Mr Trump, however, has maintained that social media platforms are worse
off without him and that he, in return, is much better without them.
“When I put out a press release, you see what happens. Everybody is
waiting and I think I’m getting better and more coverage with that than
I
did with tweeting,” Mr Trump said in March on Newsmax.
He added: “But no, I like this better than Twitter. Actually they did
us a
favour, this is better.”
### - LOL ! :D
The whining sub-human orangetopped scumbag deserves nothing less!
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