7 Social Media Platforms Creators Should Explore Beyond TikTok

7 Social Media Platforms Creators Should Explore Beyond TikTok

1. Instagram (of course)

With 2 billion monthly active users (Statista), Instagram continues to be a powerhouse for creators. Its Reels feature is a natural fit for TikTok users looking to repurpose short-form videos while Stories and carousel posts offer diverse ways to engage audiences.

2. YouTube & YouTube Shorts

Boasting over 2.5 billion global users and 70 billion daily Shorts views (Statista, 2023), YouTube is a staple for long-form and short-form creators alike. Shorts lets TikTok users seamlessly transition their videos while tapping into YouTube’s broader audience.

3. Threads (Instagram again, really? Yes)

Launched by Meta in 2023, Threads has 275 million monthly active users (TechCrunch) and serves as a text-first platform linked to Instagram. With a focus on fostering niche communities, it’s perfect for creators who want to build deeper relationships.

4. LinkedIn

Far from its corporate roots, LinkedIn now enables 1 billion users to create and share content that builds thought leadership. Creators are using it to host live events, develop coaching programs, and engage with professional communities.

5. Pinterest

With 500 million monthly active users, Pinterest thrives as a hub for saving, learning, and shopping. Its Gen Z user base is rapidly growing, making it an excellent platform for creators to drive traffic and affiliate sales.

6. Snapchat

With 400 million monthly users, Snapchat is a Gen Z favorite. Its Stories and Spotlight features let creators experiment with short, engaging content while connecting with younger audiences.

7. Bluesky

As one of the newest players in the social media world, Bluesky launched in 2024 and boasts 25 million users. Its focus on interest-based communities makes it a great option for niche creators.
 

 

7 Social Media Platforms Creators Should Explore Beyond TikTok

7 Social Media Platforms Creators Should Explore Beyond TikTok

 

 

Thanks to Emma Cortes Ellendt for these insights! For the full article from Forbes, click here.

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