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Social media influencers are overpaid for what they contribute
Let's discuss whether the rise of social media influencing justifies the high incomes many influencers receive.
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As someone who spends hours on social media, influencers work hard creating content and building a brand. It's not just snapping pics; it's strategy, marketing, and engaging with followers. If brands are willing to pay for that influence, why hate on their hustle?
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