How useful one finds platforms like WordPress and Blogger depends on the actual value he places on content and also form. Because the fact remains that both Wordpress and Blogger make for publishing posts that are more on the traditional side, with text formatted conventionally, and a standardized picture or two to illustrate what is being discussed. Which might be more than enough for those who basically have something to say. But those who have both something to say and something to show are often left feeling unfulfilled. Well, this platform is for them.
Grisker makes for posting content online in a way that is nothing short of visually-striking. Text, photos and videos can be fused in the way one sees fit, until something that looks more like a magazine article than a prototypical blog post has been created and published for all to see.
The content itself is uploaded using a supple interface that has just no learning curve to speak of, and that lets the user single the content he wants to have featured, and place it right where it should be. And users are given the chance to create a team of editors for anything that they are publishing. This effectively puts an end to shared accounts, and all the risks that invariably go with them.
Additionally, a service like Grisker lends itself more than well to the creation of portfolios. What better way for a creative artist to showcase what he can do than a platform that gives him this much freedom and flexibility to put his ideas into motion?
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Some Questions About Grisker.com
What would it take for this to be adopted on a large scale? Which demographic should be targeted first by the company? 
