So, I have been thinking, that this content-making service produces some type of a superficial persona which in some cases can make the web content designer or the influencer a little too remote from her genuine self and the target market. Take the situation of Julia Burch, really, unlike a lot of the influencers of her quality, she has actually made reasonable efforts to highlight her authentic side. Away from the curated and very edited photoshoots. The consistently practiced TikTok lip sync videos and somewhat the well-planned and organized try-on haul videos, there is more to see about her genuine self. You see when an influencer gets to a specific star degree, it becomes a stress for her to retain some sort of image, for one to make sure she retains some degree of perfection that would certainly make them an excellent Idol. Second, the brand name endorsement offers require an outstanding picture to stand for the brand. All these do come with the price of the influencer showing up slightly better than a robot but less than a human. So, for people like Julia, an equilibrium has to be achieved from time to time she would need to pause […]