RealTalkAJ

I’ll be sharing my views on social media.

My View on Social Media

It’s a cool place to be if you’re bored. I think it’ll be better if it’s used more for sharing life lessons. Consumers can ideally employ a self development plan if it’s done right. It’s also a ton of fun for sharing media that interests you or you’ll generally think others will find interesting. And of course it’s good for sharing business.

Go Here When Bored

I’m put this the best way without ruining any of my meaningful connections I’ve made on platforms.

Because I definitely have one at least.

I’ve been on them since junior high.

I’m willing to argue that social media started for me when I had a Nintendo DS but for the sake of cooperation I’ll say MySpace.

The point is we would look for entertainment.

At least that’s what it was I first started.

I’m more mature since then and my goals could reflect it when studying the content I share.

Finding Self Development in Social Media

I wasn’t told to have a social-responsibility on social media but as we continued growing with these platforms our priorities changed.

I’m sure someone reading came across the term “it takes a village…” and I’m finding that to be true.

The “raising” comes from providing value.

Find the platform that helps you share a message best and run with it.

Sharing Media You Like

I share media that not only interests me but also what others might like too and that what “pays it forward” for lack of better term.

If I don’t communicate my emotions effectively then chances are it gets done right with the media I share.

The most share-friendly content seems to change by the day.

The tricky thing about these social apps is we would jump out the gate sharing personal things about our life.

The bar kept getting raised as they got older.

But believe me when I say you don’t have to let the world in on everything about your life.

It’s not all about transparency.

YouTube was one of the better platforms to emerge.

That’s when business would expand outside the focus of music and seemed to become more independent.

But it also had marketers overthink things.

One of them was if sharing their content to another platform would hurt their engagement and reach levels.

We would go on and try being unofficial professionals when it comes to social media psychology.

It could be something simple like sharing what brings you joy on your account.

Sharing my life would’ve worked out good if I chose hop on the bandwagon earlier and commit.

Things got sketchy as I got more dedicated to my athletics and such but again – the game is changing.

We’ll find more professional athletic social influencers.

Social media is a great place to share anything you want.

Just don’t let it get in the way of being present with your offline audience.

We share to connect.