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The Internet Is Not TV
Less than 90 days since our inception, Bigly PR, the little social media PR firm that could, now has more social media engagements than the NY Times, Washington Post, BuzzFeed, Vice, or CBC.
Let me tell you. The reason we are having tremendous success while spending ZERO dollars on advertising is not because we are producing high quality, engaging, thoughtful content. Our content is FULLY mediocre. The difference, and what really is our secret sauce, is the way we think about and engage our audiences. An audience that has been appropriately targeted is FAR more likely to engage with a mediocre post than than an improperly targeted audience is likely to engage with fantastic content. And when an audience bites. When they are engaged. You have to talk to them!
Too often people will use social media as a vessel for sending out the wrong type of content in the wrong way. Social media, and the internet, is NOT TV. It is the worlds biggest tool for discussion. And if you are putting out static content that doesn’t generate discussion, then you are irrelevant. The worst possible thing you can do with a social media page is to create defacto video advertisements for yourself. The internet is not TV. And if it was TV who would want to watch a channel filled with no content except commercials for the channel itself! This is how our small Post-Internet Social Media PR Firm, Bigly PR (first of its kind and number one in the world) managed to beat out EVERY SINGLE LATE NIGHT TV SHOW in terms of social media engagement last week:
If you are struggling to bring find your audience please don’t hesitate to send us an inquiry at [email protected]
We’ve finally defeated the post modern neomarxist feminist identity politics agenda with our Social Media PR. Suck it Feminism.
We helped a Political client this month to reach over 200,000 people, garnering nearly 25,000 engagements (likes, comments, and shares) on their Facebook content alone (A 607 thousand percent improvement!!!). We did it without producing expensive video content or paying a single dollar for advertising of ANY kind. This is Social Media PR. Your audience wants to engage with you. Let us help you find them.
Such moves. Much PR.
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TFW when you and your neighbour get into a trade dispute 🤔🤔🤔 #bcpoli #cdnpoli #abpoli #pinotnotpipelines
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What is a Post-Internet Social Media PR Company?
Bigly PR is the worlds only social media PR company. But what does that mean?
Its not something we just made up.
The term Post-Internet comes from the art world. Specifically a genre of internet focused and social media driven kind of contemporary art, often called netart, or post-internet art. The exact definition of the word “post-internet” can be as multifarious as the definition of “post-modern” but in short, it boils down to one constant theme:
Post-internet, and Post-Internet Public Relations takes as its practical and theoretical point of departure the idea that the primary point of interaction for any product is the online arena. Whether you’ve been to the Louvre in Paris or not, you know what the Mona Lisa looks like. Actually, you probably know what it looks like inside the room where the Mona Lisa is. Not only that, but you may even know what it looks like when P Diddy (actually, he goes by “Love” now) takes a selfie in front of the Mona Lisa. But you weren’t there. You don’t know how many times he took this. How long it took. How many people were with him. Or if he was all alone that day at the museum getting just getting real.
A group of artists found this life-hack and used it to promote themselves to near instant art-world celebrity. Documentation photography for art shows became more important than the art shows themselves. And eventually, some artists stopped having the shows, and only posted documentation of their work. Allowing them to create and exhibit work at a pace hundreds of times faster than any of their peers.
Eventually they realized you could create exhibition photos for artworks that had never really existed. Or that only existed for a moment. Churning out thousands of artworks and distributing the documentation of their existence virally across social media, this group of artists became more successful and popular in a shorter period of time than arguably any before. The hardest part for post internet artists became fabricating works for museum collections based on photo shopped images of art that had never existed in the first place
The culmination of this art movement, and arguably its most successful work was the physical transformation and breakdown of the Argentinian artist Amalia Ulman, who slavishly devoted herself to the attainment of the “perfect body”, becoming an LA “it girl”, revealing intimate and gruesome details of her breast augmentation surgery, lavish lifestyle, intense fitness routine, and personal emotional anguish, gaining nearly 150,000 instagram followers in the process. The M Night Shayamalan Twist is that she never did any of those things. A thrilling deception, Ulman held the art world in rapture as she expertly crafted a narrative through social media of life, as some may expect it, in Los Angeles.
So what does this have to do with you, reader, and future client? The lesson that you ought to learn is that the Internet is not TV. There are no censors or rules, and the online perception of what your product is, is not only the most important perception, it is the only reality. If the internet believes that you have a high quality product, and the conversations around your product reflect that idea, then the new reality is that your product is good. We can help you craft the reality you want. Amalias next trick, by the way, is faking a pregnancy. Congratulations Amalia!