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X @The Economist
The Economist· 2026-04-08 09:40
Scroll through social-media platforms and you will find endless makeup tutorials on how to look “classy” or “youthful”. The influence of “beauTV” is more than skin deep https://t.co/aiw1sHksaa ...
The Imitation Game: the art of procrastination | Ridhima Bhasale | TEDxMBIS Malad Youth
TEDx Talks· 2026-04-01 15:42
टीनएजर्स आर नॉट प्रोक्रेस्टिनेटिंग बिकॉज़ दे आर लेज़। वी प्रोक्रेस्टिनेट बिकॉज़ वी आर फोर्स टू स्लिप इंटू डिफरेंट स्किन्स स्विफ्टली। हाय माय नेम इज़ रिधिमा भसाड़े। वन क्वर्की ट्रेड अबाउट मी इज़ दैट आई एम अ मेजर प्रोक्रास्टिनेटर। समथिंग दैट इज़ ऑफेन फाउंड इन 16 ईयर ओल्ड्स लाइक अस। प्रोक्रेस्टिनेशन इज़ द एक्शन ऑफ़ डीलिंग और पोस्टपोनिंग समथिंग। बट पार्ट ऑफ द रीज़न व्हाई आई एम अ प्रोक्रेस्टिनेटर इज़ बिकॉज़ आई एम नाउ अ बाय प्रोडक्ट ऑफ द गिफ्टेड चाइल्ड बर्न आउट हू इज़ इन द स्टेज ऑफ़ ग्रीविंग हर ओलसेल्फ। नाउ व्हेन वी टॉक अबाउट ...
X @The Economist
The Economist· 2026-03-17 04:40
Researchers found that social-media-famous officials were more likely to get accolades and promotions. But some efforts to get noticed can carry risks https://t.co/tiaYtz1WXe ...
X @wale.moca 🐳
wale.moca 🐳· 2026-03-13 09:35
The best follows on CT right now have between 5k and 20k followers.Not just the ones with good takes, but also the ones who put in the most day-to-day effort ...
Real Life as a Social Media Feed | Gabriela Prioli | TEDxOeiras
TEDx Talks· 2026-03-11 16:15
We live in a curious time: life happens, but it must also fit into a feed. In this talk, Gabriela Prioli explores how social media no longer shapes only what we show the world, but also what we choose to live. Between filters, likes and carefully edited narratives, a quiet question emerges: are we sharing our lives, or learning to perform them? As digital platforms blur the boundaries between authenticity and visibility, the deeper challenge of our time becomes clear. The most meaningful, human and truthful ...
X @The Economist
The Economist· 2026-02-07 00:20
Japan’s youngest parties may be small, but they have been able to wield disproportionate influence, thanks in part to their adept use of social media https://t.co/XTeJSZIEC3 ...
Becoming What the Internet Likes: An Influencer's Story | Conner Mather | TEDxHaymarket Youth
TEDx Talks· 2026-01-30 17:16
Have you ever wondered who you might have become if it hadn't felt like the entire world was watching you grow up. It's a strange question, but it sits at the center of my entire generation. We grew up with more information, more connection, and more approval than any group of young people in human history.Yet, so many of us feel lost. I used to think the problem was too much distraction or screen time. That was the easy explanation.But over time, I realized something deeper. Before any of us even turned 18 ...
How social media upended the 75-year-old playbook of big CPG
Yahoo Finance· 2026-01-28 14:30
Core Insights - The traditional business model of America's largest consumer packaged goods (CPG) companies, which relied on massive advertising, widespread product availability, and economies of scale, is becoming obsolete due to the rise of social media influencing consumer behavior [1][2][3] Industry Trends - Consumers are increasingly turning to social media for product recommendations, with a survey indicating that 50% of respondents tried new recipes based on social media, and 42% experimented with new products [4] - The emergence of nutrition-themed micro-communities on platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube is reshaping consumer preferences, leading to niche demands such as avoiding seed oils or seeking high-protein products [5] Market Dynamics - Hundreds of direct-to-consumer brands are rapidly emerging to cater to these niche markets, with examples including Day Out (plant-based snacks), Lucky Energy (zero-sugar drinks), and Goodles (healthier macaroni and cheese) [6] - Incumbent CPG companies face challenges in adapting to these trends, as acquiring successful startups from micro-communities may not align with their traditional growth strategies [7] Financial Implications - Many emerging brands plateau at around $50 million in annual sales, which is not substantial enough for larger companies like PepsiCo (over $90 billion in annual sales) or General Mills (around $20 billion) to justify acquisition efforts [8]
科技品牌为何要重视微博科技榜?
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2026-01-04 07:45
Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that Weibo's technology rankings have evolved beyond traditional rankings, becoming a significant metric for measuring the social influence of technology companies [1] - Hot Search Media focuses on providing systematic solutions for certified brands in technology, AI, and smart hardware sectors, emphasizing natural growth through content optimization and interaction management within Weibo's algorithm framework [1][2] - The company helps clients maximize communication effectiveness by strategically timing content releases around fixed weekly and monthly ranking updates, while adhering to platform anti-cheating mechanisms to ensure data authenticity [2] Group 2 - Weibo has a "Potential List" mechanism that encourages growing accounts, offering additional exposure resources for those that improve their weekly ranking by over 20 positions [2] - Hot Search Media believes that merely appearing on technology rankings is just the beginning; building sustainable influence assets is essential for long-term brand value [3]