Persuasive Essay On Social Media

Social media tricks people to believe others are living a ravisher life than they really are. They post only the highlights of their lives, and never the negative. It makes others view them falsely and more presentable than they actually are, which makes those viewing their profiles feel less satisfied with themselves and their lives. There are even some people who drop all social media because of how terrible it makes them feel, but there are also others who thrive for the attention of social media and go through ridiculous tasks in order to take the perfect picture. There have been many disputes over how social media websites such as Instagram or Facebook affects ones self-esteem, it can knock them down.

Thesis: Stay in the present moment, don’t let yourself believe you’re going to forget a memory because you didn’t document it through social media.

Everyone knows that lying is bad. Then why is it allowed on social media? Since you are a kid you are taught to never lie. Even though everyone knows this they still lie on a daily basis using social media. About 85% of people have social media. How many people do you think are currently lying social media out of that? Social media deceives the viewers because people create fake accounts, photoshop, and spread untruthful things.

Do you really have privacy when you send messages or post a picture on social media or is the government watching your every move? Social media has been around for over a decade and continues to grow. On social media people have the freedom to say what is on their mind, so why would the government need to overview everything said and done on the internet? The government wants control over its people. The first amendment gives us freedom of speech, but on social media the government overlooks every conversation you have. Although your privacy is being striped with the government breathing down your back, I do understand that sometimes it is necessary for them to check what people are doing online.

"As much as I love my privacy, along with about every other teen in the world, I feel that we should have someone keeping an eye on our social medias to an extent. We have the freedom to be able to post whatever we want, comment whatever we want, and sometimes it can get out of hand. There are teens who have experienced plenty of bullying on the internet, also known as cyberbullying. There have been children from the ages 13 to 18 who have committed suicide just because someone can hide behind a screen and harass anyone they please. There should be some kind of boundary that should be set along the lines of someone watching over our social medias. This could prevent bullying and allow more adults to know what is really going on while their

Social media is a huge place for businesses to grow, and all large or small companies should have accounts interacting with their given audience. Consumers thrive off of social media, so when they see a brand using witty marketing, it will appeal to them! However, there are some brands totally killing the game of social media, whether it be witty or downright hilarious. Here are five companies you should check out right now.Staples' Twitter account and their tweets are relatable on a spiritual level for people who work in an office setting. With it being so relatable to people who do work in that setting, the company has been able to easily connect with viewers and have a huge social following. Not only does Staples have office drone tweets, but they also connect with their followers by

Balance is a word that our society struggles with for a variety of reasons. From the perspective of a teenager, finding a balance between school, social life, and health is a challenge that is nearly universal. The TV show, 13 Reasons Why, clearly portrays the lack of balance that teenagers can face if they prioritize one factor over another. In the video clip, the girl is receiving numerous messages from students in her school in response to an Instagram post, which rated girls based on their appearance. The list made her best friend, Jessica, act passive-aggressively, and it served as a stimulus for boys to start objectifying the girl. Consequently, there is an unbalance between the girl’s social situation and other aspects of life. While this scenario is a more exaggerated experience that some teenagers could face, it still displays the reality of the issues that can arise from the use of social media.

Twitter, Snapchat, Instagram, just a few of today’s most popular forms of social media. These new outlets for media have grown vastly popular, especially for teenagers. Social media is meant for networking and connecting individuals. It is amazing how social media connects billions of people across the world. However could it be doing more harm socially than good? In today’s world teens and social media are inseparable. Every teen has a smartphone and they are constantly drawn to their screens. Whether at school or at a resturaunt, teens will frequently be seen with their heads down, staring at their phones, snapchatting tweeting etc. Teens feel more comfortable sending a snapchat than carrying a conversation in person. Which is understandable since no in-person confrontation happens through social media. So while social media connects teens online, it also disconnects them from real life. That being said, although communicating through the medium of social media may seem easier, teens should spend more time communicating with people in person in order to better focus, learn people skills, and develop strong relationships with others.

Social media has become almost a necessity for us, in today’s world. It’s become so important and evolved so much, that we carry our social media with us throughout the day, on our phones. It important for many people in society stay connected at all times. Therefore, it‘s essential for the Spark program to consider an intense social media campaign. Especially, since the organization primary mission is to “inspires 7th, 8th and 9th grade students to succeed in high school and beyond by connecting them with mentors in leading workplaces and supporting their academic journey with skill-building and resources.”(Spark) Social media platforms are designed to reach people and if used wisely in cam be an amazing tool to share information that can have a positive influence in society. The Spark programs goal to “ empowers the next generation to perform better in school, graduate on time and lead fulfilling careers and lives”, (Spark) can be achieved with a well-developed ethical social media campaign

" Did you see what was on Facebook last night about the fight," yes it was such a big scandal I took screenshots," but were you able to finish the essay we had due today for English." oh no I totally forgot."

Social media has taken the world by storm. Almost everyone has some type of social media. Your account can say a lot about you because it’s your personal page to express yourself. A controversy has come up for employers. The issue is whether employers should have access to a person’s social media to find out if the person is suitable for the job. It’s important for an employer to have access to a potential worker’s background through social media. It can reveal if the person is reliable, highlights behavior, and help employers evaluate an individual’s intelligence. Employers have the right to use social media as a way of seeing if this person is right for the job.

Social media is slowly taking over the world. This is why when you say something online, no matter who you are talking to, be sure to comprehend what your saying before you say it. Social media allows users to insult, bully, and threaten others without any fear of punishment because your anonymous, and its easier to bully them on social media than in person. People who cyberbully deliberately uses online platforms to harm, humiliate and threaten others.

The Denver Broncos are one of the most successful teams in the NFL, with eight Super Bowl Appearances and three championships, to go along with 15 AFC West Division championships since their first Super Bowl appearance in 1977 and a Wild Card playoff appearance another seven times, and sellouts game after game. The Broncos also are known for being one of the most successful sports franchises in their sports marketing through the way they use social media. Other sports teams and someone seeking to promote a sports brand can learn from them.

In 2003 the Sudan government enacted a genocide against Darfur people that so far has resulted in 300,000 murders and two million displaced people. The genocide started because of decades of neglect and oppression in the west region of darfur in sudan causing two rebel groups to rise up against sudan's government. The sudanese president, Omar Al-Bashir countered the rebellion by using an allied militia called Janjaweed in a movement to destroy civilians of the same ethnicity as the rebels the darfur crisis was officially considered a genocide by former U.S. president George W. Bush, but even with worldwide efforts the genocide never ended. Recently the violence has spread to other parts of sudan with its presence on social media growing to. The effectiveness of social media campaigns for Save Darfur through twitter and facebook never lived up to its possible potential no matter how important its cause is.

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