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  1. ICYMI: YouTube gains 50,000 US jobs to hit 540,000 in 2025 report: Six-figure channels grew 7% and the ecosystem backed 540,000 US jobs, up 50,000, while YouTube's $100 billion payout figure predates the report by ten months. ppc.land/youtube-gains-50-000- #YouTubeJobs #ContentCreators #DigitalEconomy #JobGrowth #SocialMedia

  2. ICYMI: YouTube gains 50,000 US jobs to hit 540,000 in 2025 report: Six-figure channels grew 7% and the ecosystem backed 540,000 US jobs, up 50,000, while YouTube's $100 billion payout figure predates the report by ten months. ppc.land/youtube-gains-50-000- #YouTubeJobs #ContentCreators #DigitalEconomy #JobGrowth #SocialMedia

  3. The Time I Sent a YouTuber Fan Mail

    There are certain moments in life that feel almost impossible to predict. They are the kinds of moments that, years earlier, would have sounded like unrealistic daydreams. You imagine them happening to someone else, not to you. Then, one day, life surprises you. Recently, I experienced one of those moments. For the first time in my life, I sent fan mail to a YouTuber. Not only that, but the package contained something far more personal than a letter or a piece of merchandise. Instead, I […]

    jaimedavid.blog/2026/07/09/23/

  4. The Time I Sent a YouTuber Fan Mail

    There are certain moments in life that feel almost impossible to predict. They are the kinds of moments that, years earlier, would have sounded like unrealistic daydreams. You imagine them happening to someone else, not to you. Then, one day, life surprises you. Recently, I experienced one of those moments. For the first time in my life, I sent fan mail to a YouTuber. Not only that, but the package contained something far more personal than a letter or a piece of merchandise. Instead, I […]

    jaimedavid.blog/2026/07/09/23/

  5. The Time I Sent a YouTuber Fan Mail

    There are certain moments in life that feel almost impossible to predict. They are the kinds of moments that, years earlier, would have sounded like unrealistic daydreams. You imagine them happening to someone else, not to you. Then, one day, life surprises you. Recently, I experienced one of those moments. For the first time in my life, I sent fan mail to a YouTuber. Not only that, but the package contained something far more personal than a letter or a piece of merchandise. Instead, I […]

    jaimedavid.blog/2026/07/09/23/

  6. The Time I Sent a YouTuber Fan Mail

    There are certain moments in life that feel almost impossible to predict. They are the kinds of moments that, years earlier, would have sounded like unrealistic daydreams. You imagine them happening to someone else, not to you. Then, one day, life surprises you. Recently, I experienced one of those moments. For the first time in my life, I sent fan mail to a YouTuber. Not only that, but the package contained something far more personal than a letter or a piece of merchandise. Instead, I […]

    jaimedavid.blog/2026/07/09/23/

  7. Houston! We have an Internet Advertising Problem!

    More goodness from ProfGMedia www.profgmedia.com/

    FTC Act Section 5 requires online influencers to disclose (clearly and conspicuously) when they are paid to promote something. Failure to do so = deceptive advertising and is CLEARLY ILLEGAL.

    - Polymarket was busted paying online influencers (undisclosed) $2-3K a pop to post simulated bets (1,100) on a fake website that generated ~ 140M views, with many showing big profits, when in fact, in the real world the bets would have lost $$.

    > 100 million brand-related posts on Twitter across 268 brands had ~ 96% of sponsored posts were not disclosed.

    - millions of posts on YouTube and Pinterest were analyzed and had disclosures only 10% and 7% of the time.

    Why it matters? Gen Z (ages ~14-29) say they’re more likely to buy from a brand b/c it partners with an influencer they like. Surveys show Gen Z'ers trust an influencer endorsement of a product over an ad from the business itself

    profgmedia.com/p/the-creator-e #Advertising #Internet #FalseAdvertising #DeceptiveAdvertising #OnlineAdvertising #Influencers #ContentCreators #PolyMarket #YouTube #Pinterest #FTC #Regulations #FederalTradeCommission #GenZ #Twitter

  8. Houston! We have an Internet Advertising Problem!

    More goodness from ProfGMedia www.profgmedia.com/

    FTC Act Section 5 requires online influencers to disclose (clearly and conspicuously) when they are paid to promote something. Failure to do so = deceptive advertising and is CLEARLY ILLEGAL.

    - Polymarket was busted paying online influencers (undisclosed) $2-3K a pop to post simulated bets (1,100) on a fake website that generated ~ 140M views, with many showing big profits, when in fact, in the real world the bets would have lost $$.

    > 100 million brand-related posts on Twitter across 268 brands had ~ 96% of sponsored posts were not disclosed.

    - millions of posts on YouTube and Pinterest were analyzed and had disclosures only 10% and 7% of the time.

    Why it matters? Gen Z (ages ~14-29) say they’re more likely to buy from a brand b/c it partners with an influencer they like. Surveys show Gen Z'ers trust an influencer endorsement of a product over an ad from the business itself

    profgmedia.com/p/the-creator-e #Advertising #Internet #FalseAdvertising #DeceptiveAdvertising #OnlineAdvertising #Influencers #ContentCreators #PolyMarket #YouTube #Pinterest #FTC #Regulations #FederalTradeCommission #GenZ #Twitter

  9. Houston! We have an Internet Advertising Problem!

    More goodness from ProfGMedia www.profgmedia.com/

    FTC Act Section 5 requires online influencers to disclose (clearly and conspicuously) when they are paid to promote something. Failure to do so = deceptive advertising and is CLEARLY ILLEGAL.

    - Polymarket was busted paying online influencers (undisclosed) $2-3K a pop to post simulated bets (1,100) on a fake website that generated ~ 140M views, with many showing big profits, when in fact, in the real world the bets would have lost $$.

    > 100 million brand-related posts on Twitter across 268 brands had ~ 96% of sponsored posts were not disclosed.

    - millions of posts on YouTube and Pinterest were analyzed and had disclosures only 10% and 7% of the time.

    Why it matters? Gen Z (ages ~14-29) say they’re more likely to buy from a brand b/c it partners with an influencer they like. Surveys show Gen Z'ers trust an influencer endorsement of a product over an ad from the business itself

    profgmedia.com/p/the-creator-e #Advertising #Internet #FalseAdvertising #DeceptiveAdvertising #OnlineAdvertising #Influencers #ContentCreators #PolyMarket #YouTube #Pinterest #FTC #Regulations #FederalTradeCommission #GenZ #Twitter

  10. Houston! We have an Internet Advertising Problem!

    More goodness from ProfGMedia www.profgmedia.com/

    FTC Act Section 5 requires online influencers to disclose (clearly and conspicuously) when they are paid to promote something. Failure to do so = deceptive advertising and is CLEARLY ILLEGAL.

    - Polymarket was busted paying online influencers (undisclosed) $2-3K a pop to post simulated bets (1,100) on a fake website that generated ~ 140M views, with many showing big profits, when in fact, in the real world the bets would have lost $$.

    > 100 million brand-related posts on Twitter across 268 brands had ~ 96% of sponsored posts were not disclosed.

    - millions of posts on YouTube and Pinterest were analyzed and had disclosures only 10% and 7% of the time.

    Why it matters? Gen Z (ages ~14-29) say they’re more likely to buy from a brand b/c it partners with an influencer they like. Surveys show Gen Z'ers trust an influencer endorsement of a product over an ad from the business itself

    profgmedia.com/p/the-creator-e #Advertising #Internet #FalseAdvertising #DeceptiveAdvertising #OnlineAdvertising #Influencers #ContentCreators #PolyMarket #YouTube #Pinterest #FTC #Regulations #FederalTradeCommission #GenZ #Twitter

  11. Houston! We have an Internet Advertising Problem!

    More goodness from ProfGMedia www.profgmedia.com/

    FTC Act Section 5 requires online influencers to disclose (clearly and conspicuously) when they are paid to promote something. Failure to do so = deceptive advertising and is CLEARLY ILLEGAL.

    - Polymarket was busted paying online influencers (undisclosed) $2-3K a pop to post simulated bets (1,100) on a fake website that generated ~ 140M views, with many showing big profits, when in fact, in the real world the bets would have lost $$.

    > 100 million brand-related posts on Twitter across 268 brands had ~ 96% of sponsored posts were not disclosed.

    - millions of posts on YouTube and Pinterest were analyzed and had disclosures only 10% and 7% of the time.

    Why it matters? Gen Z (ages ~14-29) say they’re more likely to buy from a brand b/c it partners with an influencer they like. Surveys show Gen Z'ers trust an influencer endorsement of a product over an ad from the business itself

    profgmedia.com/p/the-creator-e