Instagram*
No
A social network that was created for photo blogging. The first thing a user looks at is a beautiful picture with useful (or not so useful) text underneath
YouTube
Eat
Video bloggers appeared at the same time as this hosting. The service still remains the most popular in this area
Authors monetize their channels through automated advertising. Many brands directly order a certain type of content (review of a particular product) from bloggers, giving them the opportunity to earn money
Facebook*
Eat
American analogue of "VKontakte". You can promote both your personal account and the community page
Distribution of content among users is produced by an unpredictable algorithm. Recently, a function appeared that allows for financial support of bloggers
Telegram
No
This platform replaced the once popular new zealand telegram phone number list social network after it was blocked in Russia
There is no algorithm here. The user runs his own blog, collaborates with brands and companies that pay him for advertising
Zen
Eat
The user does not invest money in promoting his channel. The platform algorithm itself will recommend it if the blogger writes articles in accordance with the requirements
Each author will be able to connect advertising when they reach a certain number of subscribers.
The main disadvantage is the vague rules that are constantly changing and high competition.
LiveJournal
No
A text platform that has long been predicted to perish. Despite the dire predictions, it is still visited by many Internet users
Blogs created on this platform are well indexed by search engines.
