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Life For Like

... Influencers are oversharing as a means to entertain their followers and create a space for people to feel seen and represented. Brands can take a page out of the influencer playbook on how to overshare with a purpose in order to create a genuine connection with modern youth.While the full impact of social media on society is yet to be seen, it has already fundamentally altered the way we perceive the world, view ourselves, and interact with others. Before the likes of Facebook and Instagram, it ...

Influencer Marketing Tips

... , Nike tapped influencers who perfectly represented the nature of the collaboration and who were able to advertise the collection’s high-fashion-meets-performance hybridity in a holistic way.REVEAL FOR REALRe: Life for Like Directive: Influencers today are purposely oversharing—to entice and entertain, to break taboos, and to enact social change, all of which ultimately serve to forge a deeper connection with followers. Brands can take a page out of influencers’ playbook and model their ...

Data Mine

... days of data collection, consumers were less aware of the potential pitfalls of sharing personal information. Once the implications and consequences became clear, there was a shift against oversharing, but now, youth are returning to living their lives freely in the digital realm. They know that brands can collect and use their email address, geographic location, birthday, search history, and the like, but rather than trying to block them from doing so in case of a negative outcome, they just want ...

Users Anonymous

... oversharing that have for so long been celebrated online are facing stirrings of a backlash among young consumers. Indeed, there’s a new coolness attached to secrecy; by not confusing one’s voice with one’s identity, opinions and creative output are allowed to stand without bias, effectively elevating the value of such efforts by displacing association with a specific person. Consequently, the younger generations are starting to seek out apps and tools that allow them to be their true selves without fear ...

Web Esteem

... their latent belief that everything they do and think must be of some interest to an audience. Oversharing is now the norm, a tendency which is ultimately driven by the desire for validation; as one trendsetter explained, sharing is “a way to confirm your own self-worth.” Ys live in an era of information overload, in which there’s not enough time to read or respond to every post, tweet, or photo that saturates the stream. Attention is their ultimate currency. And lack of attention, a silence ...

The (DIS)Connect

... attractive 56% of young adults would not be afraid to send comments of a sexual nature to a potential romantic partner. OVERSHARING ONLINE It was once thought of as taboo to discuss the intimate details of one’s private life publically, but the majority of global youth agree it’s now a very public topic, especially online. Although fewer than half admit to liking to share things about their relationships on social media (41%), many clearly do as 83% believe people overshare information about their ...

Digital Trends

... enthusiastic cooks who, by default, have a demonstrated interest in this type of content. In essence, the app is acknowledging the overflow of food photography on other sites. It provides food- obsessives with a safe space to share without having to worry that they’re annoying their non-foodie friends—a clever strategy considering recent back- lash against Instagram users’ oversharing of food photos that range from envy-inducing (e.g., “scored a cronut!”) to not-at-all-interesting (“oatmeal for breakfast ...

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