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Why must athletes be careful when posting on personal accounts?
Explain the difference between paid, owned, and earned digital media.
Name two types of analytics sports teams track on social platfo
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1) Athletes must be careful when posting on personal accounts because their comments can affect their reputation, team image, and relationships with sponsors and fans; an ill-considered post can lead to public backlash, lost endorsements, or disciplinary action under team/league policies. They also have less privacy than typical users and should avoid sharing sensitive internal information or anything that could be legally or professionally damaging.
2) Paid digital media refers to content you pay to promote or distribute, such as social ads, sponsored posts, or influencer partnerships. Owned media is content you control directly, like a team’s website, blog, or official social accounts. Earned media is publicity generated by others—mentions, shares, reviews, and press—that you don’t pay for and don’t directly control.
3) Teams commonly track engagement metrics (likes, comments, shares, video views) to measure how audiences interact with content, and audience analytics (follower demographics, growth, location, and interests) to understand who their fans are. They also often monitor reach/impressions and sentiment or brand health to assess visibility and public perception.
2) Paid digital media refers to content you pay to promote or distribute, such as social ads, sponsored posts, or influencer partnerships. Owned media is content you control directly, like a team’s website, blog, or official social accounts. Earned media is publicity generated by others—mentions, shares, reviews, and press—that you don’t pay for and don’t directly control.
3) Teams commonly track engagement metrics (likes, comments, shares, video views) to measure how audiences interact with content, and audience analytics (follower demographics, growth, location, and interests) to understand who their fans are. They also often monitor reach/impressions and sentiment or brand health to assess visibility and public perception.
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