Twitter Persuasive Text

Twitter: Guys posting a new video today! Starring @AndyJ!
Instagram: Hey, everyone published my book today. It is called Note To Self-buy it now on @BNoble ! #newyorktimes #nyxk #march13th #notetoself #andyj #twitter
Facebook: Felling good about today. Go to my Etsy, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, YouTube, Personal Blog, and Online Store www.nyxcosmeticsbooksclothesandmore.com to see more!
Etsy: Everyone today is the day I dropped my book, and in addition to the launch, I will be dropping a Limited Addition eyeshadow palette to go along with the book. Buy the palette now for $32.00. Don’t forget to purchase my new book Note to Self.
Snapchat: Video of a panning over items such as a book, eyeshadow, and personal brand items.
Personal Blog:
You may have seen him here or there in the world of YouTube, but today once I leave the room he will be giving his opinion on my new products. Check the links in the description boxes and let us go!
Twitter of Yuki Johnson: Today I signed a treaty of peace between Italy and us.
Millions of comments coming through all social media applications. Every second tens of thousands of comments coming in. All at once. Every single person in the world using some sort of social media. Social media is evolving. Every single person who used technology in 2016, still is able to use it in 2026 because it has not changed that much. The future of social media will not change as drastic as some people think; in fact, it will stay similar
The history of social media can be traced back to farther than the early 2000’s integrated with everyday growing technology of computers, phones, or anything that people can get their hands on. Friendster, Linkedin, Myspace, and Facebook a few of the original set of the social media platforms we have known to love, hate, and have forgotten about in the past 15 years. Have been reinvented, or kept the same due to human usage in more way than communicating across the
Looks like in the near future even more connections are present. An article called "Cementing Social Media's Place in the Campaign World” helps give an outlook on the next few years in politics:
The politicians that do best on Facebook are the ones who are personally invested in their digital strategy and integrate it into all aspects of their campaigns. Examples of this include the Obama campaign and House Republican leaders such as Eric Gantor, Paul Ryan and Kevin McGarthy—Expect even greater political engagement as an increasing number of Facebook users turn their online political activity into offline action (CementingSocialMedia’s).
While it was written in 2011 it give support out to the future of social media and politics, we are able to see the advancement in just a few years with political candidates tweeting out what their political platform consist of or what the United States President is doing in the white house. Political candidates can even reach out to their audience and tell them where they may give a speech, as seen in the 2016 election. What more can happen in the next following years will political powers have twitter fights? Who knows what will happen, but due to the upward trend of political powers using social media, only time will