retrospective perspective-living your life to be an influencer is a waste of time.
Living your life to be an influencer is a waste of time. I am going to say too many people invest in trying to be the next big thing. But I from experience will tell you that its all a waste of time when you don't get any sum of success, lasting money, or anything done of your goals and dreams because you are important to strangers on the internet. I have many views on this site over the 6 years I have been posting-such a number all together it kinda of would make me some sort of influencer. But I say many people are not intelligent enough these days to even know what a blogger is! But I will say that for many people you will never become an influencer and trying to gain up twitter, facebook and even tumblr and else worse reddit are all a waste of your time. Sure, you can make gains on doing it and be steadily making some progress but there are boundaries in society that prevent many people from ever elevating to a status. People don't know their real worth is what it is and what these boundaries will show. Because certainly if they knew their real worth they could navigate through them. Of course, if people were to realize that they cannot become influencers by reblogging or following this or that or reviewing this or that surely it would hurt social media and I find that a large sum of users just want to gain money or fame from social media. But in reality, there is a way for all people to gain more success online than scrapping around on instagram or whatever for likes and views. I suggest the following in the sum of one main topic-you have to find your niche and one in which you can control and produce good content from and not let the audience have too much control over your niche. If ever the audience has too much control over your niche and what you do-can they truly appreciate you, no-they basically will trash you and leave you destitute when you need the views. But everyone can be successful on the internet if they focused on finding their niche and if not else called "a thing of branding" to achieve more success than panning around desperately for attention.
Let me be clear folks. Social Media is a blunt waste of time. You never get anything back and even if you have a place for views and where people come to view your stuff just maybe, even that is a waste of time because its not real. These people don't know you and surely if they don't ever buy anything in your store they don't respect you or care to. You might as well be handouts guy or girl for these people to blem and blam to an item of what you seem to be. There are better things you could be doing offline. Like you have a hobby of knitting or you comment on many works and mediums-these are better things. What you want to do honestly is bring this to the internet.
You must have a niche and a place in which you post your content on "things you do off the net with ease". Surely a knitting focus or story commentary focus would be good if you do these things in real life and can create real posts in specifics about this and many underlying subjects beneath. Before to say anything-you have to have an actual site to track and record your views. Youtube,Blogger, Tumblr and even Wordpress does this(Facebook is not a good site for many reasons even if it does have this feature). Twitter might but Twitter is not a good place to post because its really minimal and not to be a full format. And surely people want to see more things than one sentence or something really stupid like a meme. People want to see a website, foremost for them to take it seriously. Meanwhile maybe teens and young adults don't have websites and just are comfortable grubbing around for affection and even money off their twitter brand but as Facebook can illustrate-these major social media oriented sites are just subject to discrimination and if not censorship and glory days of many folks aren't guaranteed. You want a website in which you are influenced by the brand of Twitter, you need control and that control comes in a website and conventionally people made websites and blogs before signing up to twitter and else. Tumblr might be a blogging platform and maybe considered social media but it is far better than Twitter in some regards and worse in some else other censorship regards and culture, indeed.
Now that you have a site around your niche, your tweets will make more sense and draw more attention to you and your website and even there you grow twice a following as you would previously. Now you have more the chance of even becoming recognized for anything on the internet by having a purpose and being organized around a website. Don't post everything to twitter cause you are giving people your work and energy for basically nothing in return. Here everything you link on a tweet to your blog or site comes back and namely it comes back to build a base of an audience. That audience however may be good or bad based on what you exactly post. Doing this keeps you from becoming a chum of social media and a person with some type of brand theirsleves. It might not be a business but it is arranged liked such and the step to turn into a business is easy and even goodly quick to make. Yet the scurge of social media is that no one wants to do this today but make believe in some fantasy social media god one day they will be chosen and famous and make money too off of no effort. The truth is folks is that you can empower yourself to have a better role in gain views and attention that begging for it; you can work for it! Build a niche, build site and then build a focus to expand. A focus in which you want to take idea next and that might include many things, events, running a business, book fairs, movie screens and etc.
Let me be clear folks. Social Media is a blunt waste of time. You never get anything back and even if you have a place for views and where people come to view your stuff just maybe, even that is a waste of time because its not real. These people don't know you and surely if they don't ever buy anything in your store they don't respect you or care to. You might as well be handouts guy or girl for these people to blem and blam to an item of what you seem to be. There are better things you could be doing offline. Like you have a hobby of knitting or you comment on many works and mediums-these are better things. What you want to do honestly is bring this to the internet.
You must have a niche and a place in which you post your content on "things you do off the net with ease". Surely a knitting focus or story commentary focus would be good if you do these things in real life and can create real posts in specifics about this and many underlying subjects beneath. Before to say anything-you have to have an actual site to track and record your views. Youtube,Blogger, Tumblr and even Wordpress does this(Facebook is not a good site for many reasons even if it does have this feature). Twitter might but Twitter is not a good place to post because its really minimal and not to be a full format. And surely people want to see more things than one sentence or something really stupid like a meme. People want to see a website, foremost for them to take it seriously. Meanwhile maybe teens and young adults don't have websites and just are comfortable grubbing around for affection and even money off their twitter brand but as Facebook can illustrate-these major social media oriented sites are just subject to discrimination and if not censorship and glory days of many folks aren't guaranteed. You want a website in which you are influenced by the brand of Twitter, you need control and that control comes in a website and conventionally people made websites and blogs before signing up to twitter and else. Tumblr might be a blogging platform and maybe considered social media but it is far better than Twitter in some regards and worse in some else other censorship regards and culture, indeed.
Now that you have a site around your niche, your tweets will make more sense and draw more attention to you and your website and even there you grow twice a following as you would previously. Now you have more the chance of even becoming recognized for anything on the internet by having a purpose and being organized around a website. Don't post everything to twitter cause you are giving people your work and energy for basically nothing in return. Here everything you link on a tweet to your blog or site comes back and namely it comes back to build a base of an audience. That audience however may be good or bad based on what you exactly post. Doing this keeps you from becoming a chum of social media and a person with some type of brand theirsleves. It might not be a business but it is arranged liked such and the step to turn into a business is easy and even goodly quick to make. Yet the scurge of social media is that no one wants to do this today but make believe in some fantasy social media god one day they will be chosen and famous and make money too off of no effort. The truth is folks is that you can empower yourself to have a better role in gain views and attention that begging for it; you can work for it! Build a niche, build site and then build a focus to expand. A focus in which you want to take idea next and that might include many things, events, running a business, book fairs, movie screens and etc.
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