Episode 588: Stephanie McNeal on The Dark Side of Becoming an Influencer, How to Build an Authentic Audience on Social Media, Dealing with Haters, and Writing Headlines and Captions That Get Attention
Former BuzzFeed News Editor Stephanie McNeal shares how to build an authentic, engaged audience on social media, the dark side of becoming an influencer, how to navigate private and public life, dealing with haters, snarkers, and negative comments, and writing headlines and captions that get attention.
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