When a platform releases something new, it usually pushes that feature heavily to get people to use it. Accounts that start using it early tend to get more reach and visibility than those who join later. This happened with Instagram Reels, LinkedIn newsletters, and YouTube Shorts. Early users got a boost simply because the platform wanted to show that the feature was being used. That advantage fades once everyone is using it. Do you think jumping on new platform features early is worth it, or does the content quality still matter more than the timing?
Ask Is there a real first mover advantage when a platform releases a new feature?
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