The number of people who have subscribed to a user's content on social media.
Refers to content that is currently popular or widely discussed on social media.
The practice of using user data and demographics to show ads to specific groups of people on social media platforms.
The right to control and protect one's personal information and online identity, often achieved through measures such as secure passwords and encryption.
The ability to access, evaluate, and understand information online, including social media content.
Controls on social media platforms that allow users to choose who can see their content and personal information.
A measure of how much interaction a piece of content receives on social media, including likes, shares, comments, and other forms of interaction.
Websites and applications that enable users to create and share content or to participate in social networking.
The way that a person is perceived online based on their social media activity and digital footprint.
The practice of posting negative or harmful comments about oneself on social media, often as a cry for help or attention.
A plan for using social media to achieve specific goals, such as building brand awareness or driving website traffic.
