Each One Teach One Reacts Part 2

Information by Lacy Waggoner

As long as there have been commercials and television, influencers have existed. The only difference today is that instead of having someone's face on a Mcdonald's poster that is stuck to their windows, we have online influencers that use social media sites like Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, and Facebook to influence.

Influencers are well-known individuals who brand work with to entice their customers to purchase their goods. In exchange, the influencer will be compensated for posting about their goods.

At links to them so that the influencer can profit from the sale. Influencers can also earn money from their social media posts. For example, Charli D'Amelio reportedly earns $50,000 for each unsponsored TikTok post and $100,000 for each sponsored post.

"The pros of having this job, Work from home, Getting paid for doing a hobby. The cons of having this job

Probably not a career, Your life is put on blast, May not have a steady income

The pros of online influencing, Created more jobs. More young people got an income, which Helped businesses grow The cons of online influencin• are Unrealistic lifestyles portrayed, Promoting "bad" brands and possible scams, and deceptive advertising.

Different segments are impacted by online influence differently. Online influencers often fit societal norms and are young, pretty, female, straight, and of higher socioeconomic positions. 77% of influencers are women, compared to 23% of influencers who are men. Even though there are undoubtedly many well-known influencers who don't fit this description, the vast majority of them do.

Because online influencing was developed in my generation and because we are more susceptible to it than any other generation, it has a greater impact on us. My generation is more likely to use the items that influencers advertise and to follow them, which helps to advertise the platforms and the companies.