Agreed. I see too many people giving up too easily on some strategies because they “didn’t work” and they’re off to the next shiny thing. Some of those new things may pay off, but it seems that they often take just as much effort to be successful as the ones that “don’t work.”

I agree that it was, for some time, a platform that had a lot of reactionary posts written about it, but I think we haven’t heard much about it recently because businesses are still trying to figure out how to use it with their strategies. Doesn’t mean we should ignore the platform wholesale yet.