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Online Personas
How to build your brand on social media
Updated: 2025.11.24
3 min read · Intermediate
Online Personas How to build your brand on social media Discussion Questions Q1 In your own words, please briefly summarize the article. Q2 What part of the reading resonated with you most? Q3 Why do you think people feel pressure to show only their best moments online? Q4 Social media posts can reveal things like personality, values, and even future plans. What parts of yourself do you think your online profile reveals? Q5 Have you ever deleted or edited a post because you worried about how others might judge you? What made you change your mind? Q6 The tips in the article suggest posting content that aligns with your genuine interests. What personal interests would you focus on if you built an online “brand”? Q7 Some people want many followers; others just want a space to express themselves. What are your goals when using social media? Q8 Have you ever learned something valuable from someone’s online posts? What was it, and why did it matter to you? Q9 If you could give advice to someone starting social media for the first time, what would you tell them? Q10 If you have a question or questions that you'd like to discuss during your class, please write them down. Expressions culled to select or gather from a large group, often by removing less desirable items 例文 1 The photos posted online are often culled from dozens of similar shots. 例文 2 The research team culled data from multiple sources to ensure accuracy. mundanity the quality of being ordinary, dull, or lacking excitement 例文 1 Social media rarely shows the mundanity of everyday life. 例文 2 He wanted to escape the mundanity of office work and try something creative. exploit to use something or someone in an unfair or selfish way or to make full use of something effectively (two major meanings) 例文 1 Some influencers exploit their followers' trust to sell low-quality products. 例文 2 We should exploit renewable energy sources to reduce carbon emissions. creditworthiness the measure of how likely someone is to repay borrowed money; financial reliability 例文 1 A high credit score reflects strong creditworthiness. 例文 2 Banks assess a borrower’s creditworthiness before approving a loan. niche a specialized segment of a market or a role that suits someone well 例文 1 Small brands often succeed by targeting a specific niche rather than the general market. 例文 2 He found his niche as a UX writer combining design and language skills. |
| *本教材は、Ringleを使用して英語を学ぶ学習者向けに設計されています。 |
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*本教材は、Ringleを使用して英語を学ぶ学習者向けに設計されています。