Mighty Networks New Social Platform Review

Mighty Networks Who Are They?

Looking around the internet this morning I landed on a new Social Media platform called Mighty Networks which is owned and operated by Gina Bianchini who is taking on Facebook once again with a new Social Media plan.

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Joining Mighty Networks

You can sign up for Mighty Networks for FREE but will be limited with your use of what all you can do on the platform. Listed below I will give you the information for the different membership plans.

What Mighty Networks is trying to do is have you set up your very own network of people that have all the same interests as you, unlike Facebook who just connects people for socializing but not in any given type of interest way.

In other words, if your interests lie in the field of dieting your network with Mighty Networks would connect you only with people who are interested in that same field. No matter your interests you could connect to like-minded people all over.

Mighty Networks has already built a user base of thousands of members around networks focused on Type 1 Diabetes, artistic hairstyles, gender non-conformity, and other topics. And plans on growing more networks in more interest groups.

Even the free version of Mighty Networks will have a much higher degree of control over what happens on their network. The emphasis of the app is connecting users of others like them, near them, or have similar interests.

Network creators have control over what their members see and can present them with things like manually featured posts—for example, the best diet for diabetics, —users’ most popular posts, a feed of posts on any specific topic.

Members themselves can signal their own interests within their profiles, displaying any content they’ve created, such as their posts, polls, and comments.

“You can get a sense of what’s going on, and what’s relevant to [you],” Bianchini says. “It’s all customizable to the person who created the network. It’s another way of being able to make networks tailored to the interest and purpose of the network and why it’s created. That flexibility and level of custom-ability are important.”

Bianchini said that Ning’s largest network reached a million users and thanks to the power of algorithms that identify users’ location, specific interests, and other factors, then it is possible Mighty Networks “can scale significantly greater than that.”

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Signing up for a Network

Signing up for a Network is FREE for a trial period of 14 days, so I took advantage of this and signed up for a 14-day trial. The sign-up process was not difficult you enter your name a little about your interests or what you want to connect with others about.

You need to enter a Topic for your Network which was a bit confusing for figuring this out because it did not give any directions about how to pick a Topic for the network you wanted to put out for promotion for people to join.

Because they are in the beta testing at this point I just used one of my websites as my topic “Work from Home” people are always looking for ways to make money online.

The number of gurus and scam artists on the internet and Social Media networks is so outrageous that having a legitimate Work from Home website promoting the make money online is needed only getting it to the right people is difficult.

Those gurus and scam artists have money behind them to promote their fake systems so for people like me who has a real way to actually make money online competition is tough.

Once people have paid for a few of those programs that do not work they are very skeptical to try anything new, but I am here to tell you WA is the only way you are going to seriously learn how to build a real business online.

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Pricing How Does Mighty Networks Add Up?

As you can see below they have several options to join the network and the pricing varies depending on what you are looking for:

Below shows some of what is included with each plan – be aware that I captured what comes with the FREE plan and did not do all the benefits that come with the paid plans, this is not all the features only some highlights!

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What is My Opinion of Mighty Networks?

Considering I just signed up for the 14 trial, we are going to have to give this some time to see how things pan out using this new Social Media platform.

Seriously, I am hoping that it is something that can connect people looking for the right things on a Social Media level with greater ease.

Finding like-minded people adds benefits for all people in all walks of life, businesses can grow and prosper with this type of Social Media including people who blog for a living.

With the 14 trial, I am waiting to see if I find anyone on the network looking into Working from Home and joining my network it will be seen if this is going to be a great thing for those in the affiliate marketing niche.

Well, in really any niche because promoting with the FREE membership could work out for people of all backgrounds! And, considering the pricing for brick and mortar business this could prove to be a cheaper way of advertising.

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In Closing

My opinion of Mighty Networks is being that they are new on the market this could benefit many people depending on the number of people that actually sign up to get their own network.

Paying for the membership is going to help brick and mortar businesses if they decide to open a network with some very reasonable advertising fees.

How big is Mighty Networks going to be? That is a great question and depending on if they have the capabilities to handle what they are offering they could turn out to be bigger than the Social Media platform of Facebook for businesses.

What are your thoughts about this new Social Media Platform? Do you think that they are going to be useful?

What do you think of the membership fees? Reasonable or too high? Are you going to set up your own network?

Thanks for joining me today, would like to hear your answers to my questions along with any comments or suggestions you might have about the article please leave them in the space provided below.

Best wishes,

Susan