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So after recent drama concerning influencers, “staged content” and unrealistic lifestyles, I wanted to discuss what our industry can learn from it.
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NOTE: I DO NOT CONDONE OR SUPPORT BULLYING, TROLLING OR DEATH THREATS MADE TO ANY INDIVIDUALS IN THIS/SIMILAR SITUATIONS.
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NOTE: I DO NOT CONDONE OR SUPPORT BULLYING, TROLLING OR DEATH THREATS MADE TO ANY INDIVIDUALS IN THIS/SIMILAR SITUATIONS.
Sifting through the vile and unwarranted bullying that was present in the comments section of the content, what I saw was a number of users complaining that this kind of content is wildly unachievable and has significantly lowered their own confidence/satisfaction.
It’s important for influencers/bloggers to understand that we have a responsibility to our audience and the balance between revenue and audience satisfaction is a delicate one.
Any “influence” over our audience has a certain moral responsibility that comes with it.
Any “influence” over our audience has a certain moral responsibility that comes with it.
