Media Literacy

 Media Literacy 

Branding is crucial when it comes to media literacy. Your online presence is defined by what your social network connections, website, and postings say about you. There are several questions to consider while developing a professional presence. It is critical, for example, to instill trust. This will engage clients and help them see your store or product as a trustworthy location to interact with, and you will be more likely to establish a clientele as a result. When dealing with consumers, professionalism is required. This will provide credibility to the situation. Another critical factor is to constantly be current and attentive to customers. When creating content, you must always ask yourself, "What's in it for the customer or client?" This will assist persuade the buyer to purchase whatever you are attempting to offer. Make an impression. It is critical to be remembered since it leaves an impact on the customer. The buyer may return that way as a result of your original thought, and they may even share your page with others. In addition, the information should include images.

The Task

- Create a short video to advertise a new gadget or software that you have invented

Stage 1 = Get the Audience's Attention 

Stage 2 = The sales talk (the detail and explanation)

Stage 3 = Be remembered 

Persistence of data

It is simple to upload when we use the internet. Deleting data, on the other hand, is a much more difficult task. The devices that people use are used to record their lives. The use of things they use, such as loyalty cards, credit cards, cars (number plate recognition), phones, and so on, is used to track data. Data, unlike society and people, persists and tells stories that we might otherwise choose to forget.