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Digital media is something that I use just about every day. I have an Instagram account for my photography as well as a private account. The same goes for Facebook. I also have a SnapChat and LinkedIn. The platform I most visit is IG followed closely by FB. There are just certain things that I get out of both platforms especially when it comes to my photography(@seeley_photography) which performs much better on IG than FB. I am familiar with many other digital platforms but these are the most used on a daily basis.

I do some social media marketing on the side for a client which has definitely help mold both my positive and negative reactions to certain things. For example, I wish there was more customization available for a business page and ads on FB. It is all pretty basic and dry. Just the way that certain little things work irritate me sometimes but I do have a lot of positive reactions as well. IG has helped tremendously in sharing my photography. FB has helped tremendously in keeping me in touch with friends across the country. With this being said, all of my needs are not satisfied by just one platform.

I receive emails on a daily basis from various companies and I even send out email campaigns through Square for my client on occasion. Receiving these emails is very annoying to me. I just end up deleting them without even looking at the content. They clutter up my space and get in the way of important emails I feel. There are so many better ways to reach more people and in a more attractive way instead of a boring email. Granted they do work sometimes but try social media.

Digital media marketing has become a necessity for businesses and even employees looking for jobs. It is the reason I got into my side social media marketing gig. There is a real need for it in a lot of places especially smaller businesses with owners who do not have the time to do it. Having an online portfolio is very important in today's world. Being able to market yourself is going to secure your career.


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