Social Media Influencer, A Companion Pathway With College

August 4, 2022,

Isn’t it time to re-think the whole approach to attending college?

Yes, attend. Most teenage girls do.

Which means, many teenage college students are going into great debt to do so.

As shared by educationdata.org, “58% of student loan debt belongs to women.”

Their research indicates:

The average federal student loan debt is $36,510 per borrower.
Private student loan debt averages $54,921 per borrower.
The average student borrows over $30,000 to pursue a bachelor’s degree.

According to the Wall Street Journal, “At the close of the 2020-21 academic year, women made up 59.5% of college students, an all-time high, and men 40.5%, according to enrollment data from the National Student Clearinghouse, a nonprofit research group.”

Though that figure may not seem startling today, it wasn’t always that way.

Our associates at femcompetitor.com reported, “Inside Higher Ed presents this view. Beginning as early as kindergarten, the authors explained, girls have better average social and behavioral skills than boys, and that relates to girls’ higher average grades at each stage of school and why girls are more likely to earn a degree.”

The article goes on to add, “In 1990, 14 per cent of women aged 25 to 54 had a university degree, a figure that surged to 28 per cent in 2009, according to a separate Statcan study. What’s more, 34 per cent of women aged 25 to 34 had at least a bachelor’s degree in 2009 compared to 26 per cent of men.”

Point made.

So, since you are going to go to college, and you should, why go into great debt to do it, especially when there may be another alternative to help pay for your education?

News flash.

Idea light bulb.

If so many young women are making money on Instagram, why not you?

Seriously. Why not you?

The group at business2community.com educate, “Many brands will only offer you free products. But, some companies will pay $10 per 1,000 followers, while others pay over $800 per 1,000 followers. You can maximize the money you make when you publish sponsored photos.”

Understandably, if you are able to attract even higher numbers, the increase in revenue should go along with it.

What will make you more successful?

Our research indicates it is what makes virtually all people successful on their chosen pathways.

Your passion.

You must really get into it. What does it start with?

What is it that you love? That you would participate in for free. Heck, maybe even pay to do it?

That is the starting place.

Everyone should love something. What do you love?

Why not start an Instagram, blog and post photos of what you love? Then engage a group of people who apparently love the same thing.

The leaders at blog.sellfy.com appear to agree. They suggest, “While the number of followers you have can be anywhere from 1,000 to 1 million to make money from Instagram, one thing that is constant is high engagement rates. There’s no point in posting content on Instagram if your followers aren’t seeing or interacting with it.”

We turn to our friends at femcompetitor.com again who write about the sensational Emma Chamberlain. The gush, “As a result many primarily young female entrepreneurs have launched and propelled powerful YouTube, Instagram, Twitter and other Social Media pathways for their followers to expand globally.

One of the most successful Social Media entrepreneurs is Emma Chamberlain.

She won the 2018 Streamy Award for Breakout Creator. In April 2019, she launched a weekly podcast titled Stupid Genius.

In July 2019, Time Magazine included her on its fifth annual list of The 25 Most Influential People On The Internet, writing that “Chamberlain pioneered an approach to vlogging that shook up YouTube’s unofficial style guide.”

Our star uploaded the first video to her YouTube channel on June 2, 2017.

She posted videos almost daily during the summer of 2017. Despite her frequent upload schedule, she had just 50 subscribers after her first twenty videos.

That was then and this is now.

SocialBlade, a social media analytics firm, estimates that from her videos alone she makes at least $120,000 a year, and perhaps as much as $2 million. Sponsor deals with Hollister and Louis Vuitton are another revenue stream.

The enjoyable Social Media insiders at cosmopolitan.com add, “Back in 2018, Forbes revealed that Emma’s engagement (aka “the amount of Likes and comments of a post divided by the total amount of followers”) is literally wild. She was averaging around 25 percent engagement on Instagram in 2018, which is huge—especially when you consider that Kim Kardashian was averaging just 9 percent engagement with way more followers.

This means advertisers love Emma and she’s presumably making a ton of money from her sponsored posts.”

That was a February 25, 2020 article. Not that long ago.

One of the things that stand out to us is what a slow start she got off to and then rocketed to the financial stars.

We have researched her videos and she is absolutely engaging.

If not her, why not you?

If you live in so called “cool hipster” places like Southern California, New York, San Francisco, Florida and other high end locations, the possibilities are endless.

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Speaking of So. Cal cool, Millennials like Allysa Lynch and Pamela Allier have capitalized on the regions “it” persona and are making a very good living at doing so.

Take a look at Allysa’s website alyssapaigelynch.com where she features her brand on Wellness, Beauty, Fashion, Travel and her YouTube.

Very enticing we must say.

Pamela Allier is incredibly successful and attracting as well. You’ve heard about her, right?

Pam Allier, lifestyle blogger, fashion designer, and social media personality. Born and raised in Mexico City, Mexico, Ms. Allier first gained media attention on Instagram in 2014 with her street style photos. She started the fashion blog pamallier.com soon after. She was a contributing writer for Harper’s Bazaar.

See what we mean? You have to get your groove on.

At her dynamic home pamallier.com her team enlightens, “Pamela has collaborated with some of the most well-known international brands such as BVLGARI, Salvatore Ferragamo, NIKE y Tous. She is an official blogger of Mercedez Benz Fashion Week Mexico (MBFWMX) and a regular contributor for Harper’s Bazaar Mexico and HOTBOOK. From a very young age, Pamela has always embraced her love for fashion. Launching this blog and the success it has achieved has been a dream come true.”

Yes, her dream come true.

What is your dream?

We’re certain that acquiring a ton of college loan debt is not one of them. Yes, go to college but why not have an alternative plan as well.

In this short life, if others can do it?