Selena Gomez, Rihanna, and Jennifer Lopez dominate top 10 list of most powerful people on social media.

with Selena GOMEZ and other celebrities commanding over 150m followers on social media, their tweets on your products/services makes commercial sense.

LeBron James advertising Blaze Pizza

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WITH OVER 116M FOLLOWERS,HE'S ENDORSEMENT/TWEETS FOR YOUR PRODUCT/SERVICES WILL MAKER COMMERCIAL SENSE..

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   1 like = 1 bite. RT to save a life.

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   Selena Gomez for Coach: Stuart Vevers on why the most followed person on Instagram is his new campaign girl

   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

   
   

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   The first images of Selena Gomez's campaign for Coach have been released. CREDIT: COACH

   •  Bethan Holt, digital fashion editor 

   20 JUNE 2017 • 3:31PM

   The general election earlier this month confirmed that political parties may finally find themselves having to shape policies to attract younger voters, after a record turnout of millennials swung the vote towards Labour. Fashion may not have been quite so slow on the uptake with youth engagement - see the second generation Beckhams dominating Burberry campaigns or Lily Rose Depp, Willow Smith et al sitting front row at Chanel - but the approach taken by Coach, the American accessories brand headed up by Brit designer Stuart Vevers feels truly considered. 

   Today, Coach launches its first campaign starring Selena Gomez, the darling of the younger millennials and their younger counterparts, Generation Z. For the uninitiated, Gomez is the most followed person on Instagram with 122 million followers. She rose to fame as a star of Disney's Wizards of Waverly Place. Now she multitasks as an actress, record-breaking singer and influencer, most recently gaining the admiration of her legions of fans thanks to her open discussion of her struggles with anxiety and depression. 

   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

   

   
   

   
   

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      Guess How Much Money Selena Gomez's Social Media Posts Are Worth (Spoiler Alert: A Lot)

      by Maya Eliahou | Tue., Jul. 19, 2016 4:06 PM

      
      

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      When it comes to being social media savvy, Selena Gomez knows what she's doing.
      The 23-year-old singer is the queen of personal branding, according to data company D'Marie Analytics. At slot No. 1, Gomez tops the company's list of influential media moguls, which also includes Kendall and Kylie Jenner, Rihanna, Beyoncé and Taylor Swift .
      As the top social media influencer worldwide, D'Marie has estimated Gomez's social media posts are worth $550,000 when they appear across Twitter, Instagram and Facebook—a $300,000 increase from what her brand posts were worth just last December, according to Adweek.
      With more than 180.6 million total followers across platforms and an average of 200,000 new followers per day (yes, every 24 hours), Gomez is absolutely dominating the social media market.
      She has more than 90 million followers on Instagram alone, and recently made it into the Insta hall of fame with the most-liked post in the app's history, a sponsored picture that currently boasts more than 4.6 million li

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      While the singer has collaborated with Coca-Cola, Pantene and other brands in the past, Gomez hasn't endorsed nearly as many companies as other influential social media stars.
      In an interview with Adweek, D'Marie CEO Frank Spadafora said it is interesting that the most statistically influential person on social media is engaged in far less campaigns than other celebrities.
      "Personally, I think it's because she's being smart and she's aware that over-saturating her social feeds with sponsored content could negatively impact the relationship she has with her audience," he said.
      To come up with the $550,000 figure, D'Marie looks at a variety of metrics, including followers, engagement, post frequency, post quality and the potential to create sales from social content. And in the end, Gomez took the cake.
      Good for you, Selena. Your status as social media queen is getting the recognition it deserves (but let's tell her something she doesn't know)
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      2. Scott Kyle‏Verified account @ScottJKyle1 2h2 hours ago
         

         Reading Steven Gerrard book at the moment, it’s a great insight into his fantastic career and life. #WhatAreYouReading?

         

         Liverpool FC, Liverpool FC News and England

   
   

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2. Kim Kardashian West‏Verified account @KimKardashian 20h20 hours ago
   

   As requested! Crème Contour and Highlight Sticks will be sold individually (with DOUBLE the amount of product) starting this Friday, $18 each 2.16 at 12pm PST at KKWBEAUTY.COM

   

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Tweeting With the StarsThere is sufficient evidence that suggests that celebrity endorsements can take a product from relative obscurity to nationwide recognition. The Oprah Effect is probably the best-known example of celebrity-induced rise to commercial fame with any product she mentions on her show or bills as one of her “Favorite Things” and any book she selects for her book club gain the attention of millions. At Prince Marketing Group, we connect brands and agencies with influencers and celebrities to reach further, engage more deeply, and drive leads and sales.

With the rise of social media, organizations can now do away with advertising firms for costly commercial shoots by getting a celebrity to endorse their product or service via tweets or other social media posts. The celebrity simply types a few lines on the keyboard and posts the endorsement in social media. It is easy for the celebrity, while the company’s product or service gets promoted to the star’s millions of followers. Celebrity tweets are simply a new and effective way to grab a captive audience, and is considerably cheaper than a traditional advertising campaign.

The celebrity simply types a few lines on the keyboard and posts the endorsement in social media. It is easy for the celebrity, while the company's product or service gets promoted to the star's millions of followers. Celebrity tweets are simply a new and effective way to grab a captive audience, and is considerably cheaper

How much will you shell out for a celebrity endorsement? Below is a sampling of stars for hire on the SponsoredTweets platform.

• Fee per tweet
• Number of followers

Lindsay Lohan $2,353 2,472,484 Frankie Muniz $208 119,789 Jose Canseco $3,900 400,475 Soleil Moon Frye $5,850 1,449,763 Lance Bass $134.33 104,288

Mike Tyson $3,250 851,168 JWoww $2,353 1,549,310 Tyrese $4,550 1,595,225 Khloé Kardashian $8,235.50 2,856,036