#ConnectingWithFans

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Connecting with all of you after yesterday's release of Hurt Me To The Core is so much fun!!! 🎶💕 Filmed some fun moments and curious to know—would you want a peek behind the curtain??? 👀🫢 Comment below! 🎥✨

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Going Live: How Billie Eilish and Soulja Boy Connect with Fans

Live streaming has become a powerful tool for celebrities to engage with their fans in real-time, creating a sense of connection and intimacy that traditional media cannot match. Two artists who have mastered the art of live streaming are Billie Eilish and Soulja Boy. Let’s explore how they use this platform to connect with their audience. Billie Eilish Billie Eilish, the Grammy-winning…

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Scott Serkland (@Serkworks), Joshua Kemble (@JoshKemble), & Cory Kerr (@corykerr) graciously had me as a guest on THE ARTCASTERS this week.

Go give it a Watch! We had a rousing discussion about returning to comic cons in 2021 and beyond. Despite being a bit bearish about it, we find some positive aspects to get excited about.

#comicconventions #postpandemic #sharingyourart #artmarketing #connectingwithfans

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NBA SuperStar getting involved with new Social Media App

Steph Curry co-founds “Slyce”

Social Media is so relevant in sports now that, professional athletes are getting involved with designing new app’s to help streamline their social media output. Steph Curry’s newest long shot is with “Slyce” with helps to connect professional athletes and the fans, cutting out clutter and excess, meaningless information. Social Media is helping professional athletes build their image and brand with the fans. So many athletes are using social media to connect to the fans outside of the games and press conferences. Professional athletes are recognizing the value social media brings to them and how it can help extend or enhance their career.

http://www.cbssports.com/nba/eye-on-basketball/25504875/steph-curry-is-a-co-founder-of-new-social-media-platform-called-slyce

http://www.geekwire.com/2016/slyce/