Reason 1: Primary Intent and Audience Mindset
Udemy: Log yahan pure 'Learning Mode' mein aate hain, yaani sikhne, code karne aur practice karne ki niyat se.
YouTube: Log yahan entertainment, video streaming, aur casual browsing ke liye aate hain.
Facebook: Log yahan doston se connect hone, social networking, aur feed scroll karne aate hain.
TikTok: Log yahan fast entertainment, viral short clips, aur quick dopamine scrolling ke liye aate hain.
Instagram: Log yahan lifestyle, visual aesthetics, aur short reels scrolling ke liye aate hain.
Reason 2: Algorithm and Reach Control
Udemy: Free content par koi algorithmic suppression nahi hoti; platform khud eager students ko samne lata hai.
YouTube: Extreme algorithm restrictions hoti hain; sach bolne, myths todne, ya raw tech truths par videos shadowban ya derank kar di jati hain.
Facebook: High algorithmic control hota hai; educational ya technical sach aksar news feed mein dab jata hai aur organic reach dead hai.
TikTok: Extreme algorithmic control hota hai; thori si bhi controversial ya educational baat par video down ya block ho jati hai.
Instagram: High suppression hoti hai long-form ya raw educational truths par; algorithm sirf trends aur aesthetics ko favor karta hai.
Reason 3: Content Longevity and Shelf-Life
Udemy: High evergreen value milti hai; course saalon tak search mein rehta hai aur students enroll hote rehte hain.
YouTube: Medium to high shelf-life hoti hai; lekin purani videos ki recommendations waqt ke sath kam ho jati hain.
Facebook: Low shelf-life hoti hai; posts aur videos kuch din ya ghanton mein feed se gayab ho jati hain.
TikTok: Very low shelf-life hoti hai; content aik ya do din mein purana ho kar dead ho jata hai.
Instagram: Very low shelf-life hoti hai; reels aur posts do din ke andar feed se bilkul nikal jati hain.
I have experiences with all such platforms, and I have experienced it with my educational/information content style. Udemy sabse behtreen hai is muamle main if you want to speak the truth.