You're right. Given that technology now changes much faster than ever before, so does the world of marketing and the options marketers have at their disposal. Just realize that it hasn't even been 10 years since Instagram launched; a platform that we have been big users of for the last 5-6 years and have successfully tapped into in order to market our different businesses. However, after Facebook took it over, it has progressively become more difficult for small businesses to use it successfully.

Media giants like Facebook get greedier and greedier and now we even have proof that YouTube is suppressing organic, crypto-related content (even though Alphabet Inc. has only publicly announced that it'll be restricting paid ads). We plan on releasing our data on this "conspiracy" very soon.

Regardless of how the traditional marketing landscape looks going forward, these more and more frequent attempts by traditional content behemoths to play God make decentralized and fairer solutions like Steemit increasingly important. Consequently, it is in the best interest of every business and content creator out there to become familiar with the Steemit platform and disseminate more and more content through it.

I'm not sure if Steemit will become a dominant social giant in the next decade (I sure as hell hope so), but I believe that it has the best chance of doing so if the organization plays its cards right!

I remain hopeful even though my fingers are crossed!