#InfluencerAccountability

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Influencers or Propaganda Tools? Dive In!

Wow, can you believe the new tactics emerging here? An indictment alleges that Russia funneled nearly $10 million to a conservative social media company to spread divisive content through influencers. The influencers supposedly didn't know, but were they really in the dark? It brings up so many questions about media literacy and our susceptibility to outside influence. Do you think influencers have a responsibility to vet their sponsors more thoroughly? And how can we as a society build better defenses against this kind of manipulation? Let's talk about it!

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How to Stand out As an Influencer

How to Stand out As an Influencer

As social media platforms like Instagram get more and more saturated with aesthetically pleasing @influenceraccounts, it’s harder for content creators to reach their audience.

Especially with brands and users alike becoming more knowledgeable about the platform, engagement rates, and algorithm, these content creators need to stand out from the crowd. They need to create content that is different…