Social media can play an influential role raising your profile. However, the relationship with such marketing tools can feel like a rocky one.
- Social media reminds you of birthdays for people you don’t know or care about.
- It reinforces nobody cares about something you think is funny or interesting.
- You infer someone behind the social media curtain is stifling your engagement to persuade you to purchase an ad.
- You conclude some of the social media statistics are genuinely B.S.
- Checking your social media apps in public makes you feel you have relinquished yourself to a futuristic world of mind control.
- You wonder if most of your company page’s fans are in your age bracket because they are actually family and friends instead of loyal customers.
- You bristle in frustration when no one likes your awesome photo but others receive tremendous attention for routine images that bore you.
- You don’t read other people’s posts because you fear coming across faces who are the opposite of friends.
- Social media is exhausting because your better judgement leads you to delete your most edgy (and interesting) updates before sharing them.
- You resent those who laughed at your social media efforts in the early days but now view social media marketing as indispensable.
- You want to show the strength to quit social media altogether but are too darn scared you’ll miss out on something that would change everything.
- You force yourself to pretend your number of followers isn’t important to you.
- Nobody actually looks as good as their profile picture.
Which ones did we forget?
