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Social Media Influencers

         When it comes to marketing through social media in 2016, when the article is from I think using influencers was the way to go. While I personally do not like any of those influencers and probably would not buy one single product they tried to sell if I were young and naive maybe I would have. Certain up and coming influencers now often have a lot more honesty and while they may not be working with specific brands one post can cause a frenzy to sell a singular product out without the company even doing anything. This type of marketing while extremely intelligent can also go very poorly. For example if the product being sold is awful and you have a huge influencer sharing it, if everyone hates it that person one loses credibility but they also most likely want give the company a chance ever again. When something like this happens especially to millions of people it results in scandals and both influencers and companies having to release apologies and...

The Voice's Digital Interaction

          The television industry has continuously evolved from American Idol, to Americas Got Talent, and now to The Voice, all successful. The biggest part of some of these shows was the idea that the audience could cast votes and potentially changes someones life on their way through the competition. The Voice has wanted to be involved with its audience and really make their show more of a live experience rather than something they might not be able to get into. So the question is what makes the Voices social media so successful and how does it involve their fans? Well if you've ever watched the show they continuously share tweets from fans relevant to the show, not only do fans get to look forward to being featured on the show, the tweets are actually involved in the show. As viewers we all know that these people are extremely talented all with unique voices and backgrounds but sometimes, well maybe its just me, but I feel more inspired and entranced by a sp...

A Day in my Digital Life

            In the comfort of my blankets all I can hear is my puppy whining in his crate, it's time to wake up. My phone lights up letting me know its 7am and I use the flashlight to find my way around my bedroom throwing on the nearest sweatshirt. I let Henry out of his crate and with sleepy steps we shuffle outside. Sitting on the cold patio furniture I check the text messages I received the night before and wait for the morning to begin. While Henry snuggles in my lap I enter a vortex of never ending Tiktoks, scrolling through different videos trying to pass time while Henry gets comfortable. Of course I have to send photos of Henry in the family group chat because who wouldn't want to wake up to pictures of the cutest puppy. I check Snapchat stories and Instagram and then I am off social media for the rest of the day for the most part. These apps used to be a method for me to keep up with what my friends are doing but they have more become a way f...