bluebandz
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Introduction:
A lot of people here think that the use of Snap is only for losers or those with no life. With that being said, the reality could not be farther than that assumption. Well, it could be farther, but you know what I mean.
50-60% of teens in the USA use snapchat. This number may even be brought down by those whose parents don’t want their children to be on social media. But, before you click off because you’re in college, understand that this applies for most people in college or even lower. This statistic can be compared to those using Tiktok and Instagram, which is 63% usage for Tiktok and 61 for Instagram.
“But doesn’t this mean that Instagram and Tiktok are superior? They score higher in usage.”
Not necessarily. Snapchat texts are used by 57% of teens, as that’s what the app is mostly intended for. Posts are shared and posted by 30% of teens. On both tiktok and insta, less than 20% of teens post daily. Keep in mind the SC scores are also daily. This is a drastic difference.
How can one addition to the bitmoji really help that much?
85% of Snapchat users have a custom bitmoji. This, needless to say, implies that bitmojis are a big part of the app, seeing as people take time to customize their bitmoji. With that being said, it is fair to say that people may subconsciously or even consciously make assumptions on a person based off of their bitmoji.
So, what is the thing I should put on my bitmoji, and why does it work?
There are obviously not statistics from a reputable source On my specific item, however, it can be assumed that this item would create some type of feeling in people as with all the other items that can be put on a Snapchat bitmoji. This item is the bandana. In my own research, I have realized that a large majority of those with a dark colored bandana are typically well respected people. I personally have friends who had bandanas on that I thought should not be messed with before I became friends with them. I now know that is not the case.
This will not change perception from people you know, but people who do not know you yet.
Rep if you like the thread
A lot of people here think that the use of Snap is only for losers or those with no life. With that being said, the reality could not be farther than that assumption. Well, it could be farther, but you know what I mean.
50-60% of teens in the USA use snapchat. This number may even be brought down by those whose parents don’t want their children to be on social media. But, before you click off because you’re in college, understand that this applies for most people in college or even lower. This statistic can be compared to those using Tiktok and Instagram, which is 63% usage for Tiktok and 61 for Instagram.
“But doesn’t this mean that Instagram and Tiktok are superior? They score higher in usage.”
Not necessarily. Snapchat texts are used by 57% of teens, as that’s what the app is mostly intended for. Posts are shared and posted by 30% of teens. On both tiktok and insta, less than 20% of teens post daily. Keep in mind the SC scores are also daily. This is a drastic difference.
How can one addition to the bitmoji really help that much?
85% of Snapchat users have a custom bitmoji. This, needless to say, implies that bitmojis are a big part of the app, seeing as people take time to customize their bitmoji. With that being said, it is fair to say that people may subconsciously or even consciously make assumptions on a person based off of their bitmoji.
So, what is the thing I should put on my bitmoji, and why does it work?
There are obviously not statistics from a reputable source On my specific item, however, it can be assumed that this item would create some type of feeling in people as with all the other items that can be put on a Snapchat bitmoji. This item is the bandana. In my own research, I have realized that a large majority of those with a dark colored bandana are typically well respected people. I personally have friends who had bandanas on that I thought should not be messed with before I became friends with them. I now know that is not the case.
This will not change perception from people you know, but people who do not know you yet.
Rep if you like the thread
