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Wow. For a long time I've felt like I see negative article after negative article about Facebook with little widescale response. This feels different. Not like
by tsol 5y ago
Wow. For a long time I've felt like I see negative article after negative article about Facebook with little widescale response. This feels different. Not like every company will do this-- some will inevitably prefer the free marketing of social media platforms-- but it feels like pushing away from (at least some) social media is becoming really mainstream.
Personally, I'm with it. Feels like it's been a long time coming. I try to minimize my exposure to social media but I'm also old enough that I don't mind it much at all. I think it's the youth, girls especially, that are receiving the most exposure. And for many of them, the alternative in their minds is being socially ostracized. It's an awful situation to be in
- quitit 5y agoWhat might be less visible is emerging/growing businesses which skip over building SoMe identities due to the absurd work and cost in acquiring and keeping the audience. Instead it’s practical to sponsor disposable influencers, run sales promotion and other forms of traditional advertising.