Influencer นิยาย & เรื่องราว

I asked James with an inquisitive tone. "Well, right now, on every social media in New York City, your name is ranking number one on the search bar, and as far as I know, you have to be an influencer to be able to achieve that," James said to me, and with that, I shot him an angry glare. "I'm not an influencer, and about my name ranking number one on the search bar of every social media in New York City, I'm doing everything in my power to take down the video that involuntarily helped me to achieve that," I said to James, who nodded in reply.

"No. What happened?" Belicia, with an air of incredulity, replied, "A new influencer company was launched today. It's called 'Yas Lainey', backed by the Rabasco Group's president. And get this: They’ve signed Skylar, the influencer who recently returned to the country."

—he shot a smile over at the man, who sat like a frozen statue—“my suggestion is to find high-profile influencers, give them the product gratis, and have them push it everywhere. Do I*******m stories and reels and IGTV.” Several team members were showing interest, nodding and chatting with each other. Simone's lips thinned. “Obviously, I thought of that. But in my opinion, it cheapens the product to have it hawked all over the place like an infomercial.” Treading carefully,Ace held his ground. He believed this was the optimal way, and he wasn’t going to back down. “It has nothing to do with infomercials. I know some very popular high-end

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Shotz and I exchanged looks. “It’s almost a compliment, I guess,” he muttered. “Do you know who Vlad and Elain are?” I asked, as they both sounded only vaguely familiar. “Yes, I want to hear the actual message,” Zane told the phone. “Vlad works with me in the mine,” he said. “Well, he’s my superior, really.” “Elain DeChapple is an I*******m influencer with about five million followers,” Melissa said. “She focuses on human rights violations.”

He turned around and asked Aldor, "Do all celebrity fans act like this nowadays?" "This is just the tip of the iceberg," Aldor said. "The popularity of these influencers really affects how their fans act nowadays. The more popular you are, the crazier your fans will be. The competition, both online and offline, is wild. The supporters argue over which of their idols' magazines has more sales and who should get top billing. They also get mad at the producers if their idols have lesser screen time. The haters are even worse. They edit memorial photos to spread that they're dead. They throw dead mice at the influencer when they arr

Eleanor chewed gum in a lousy manner as she posted some of her pictures on I*******m, and almost immediately, her picture was flooded with five hundred reactions. She smiled, still chewing the gum in a lousy manner. Her room door opened, Harry went in with Maya. “Brother, how ya doing, and bestie, wassup” “I have been so busy that I did not remember to ask you how your date went with the CEO of RC corporation” Harry started first. “It's terrible, I think he's impotent because he rejected me instantly. I don't think he knows what's good and trending. I'm Eleanor, an influencer and a brand ambassador to a lot of brands”

"Alright. I'm down." "Hey, smile." "What for?" Jackson knitted his eyebrows. "Business," I dryly responded and opened the camera of my phone. Clicking a picture with him that included me showing a peace sign in the photo, I sent it to Michael since he managed my social media accounts. Entrepreneurs and all the people who had their businesses created and established were taken as social influencers nowadays so that the young generation could get inspiration from us. Michael suggested that I should make one as well, and I did.

That wasn’t enough to drive the woman away since she decided to come and stand in front of her. “Can you just ignore me for the rest of the day?” Nirvana groused and Kylie glared at her. “Once again, unlike you, I am not adept in that act.” Kylie replied. “You can act like you can, isn’t the whole influencer thing you do about how much acting you can do?” Nirvana raised a brow and Kylie scoffed. “I didn’t know you keep track of me,” “I don’t, but it is hard to pretend as if I don’t know you when I see your occasional collaborations with other Influencers.”

“What is it about this influencer that I don’t know?” Sandra makes to speak, stops, then tries again—only to stop once more. She runs her fingers over her forehead and sighs. “Celine Quinn,” she begins, “is the first and only daughter of the Quinn family.” “Okay.” I nod. The Quinns are one of the richest families in the city. Though I didn’t know about their daughter… or any of their children. “Well, she’s a mega influencer,” Sandra continues, “with 55 million followers on I*******m and over a hundred million on TikTok. We’re looking to tap into the Millennial market this time, but working with Celine can be—”

I laughed again, short and sharp, because really—what else was I supposed to do? “You want an explanation? Fine. I’ll give you one.” I leaned back in my chair, wiped the corner of my eyes, and gestured broadly toward the café. “It’s called influence, Detective. Ever heard of it? Not the vampire, woo-woo kind. The kind that comes with… oh, I don’t know—money. Lots of it. The kind of money that makes doctors nod, scientists publish ‘studies,’ and people suddenly develop selective memory.” I tilted my head, my voice dripping with mock sympathy.