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From your personal experience, what makes you decide whether or not to follow a specific influencer? If you don't use social med

ia, what influences whether or not you'll buy something from a specific brand?
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Svetach [21]3 years ago
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If they are encouraging and I feel like I want to be like them. If they are making me happy and help out others and make others happy. If they address bad situations and have a good personality
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Date                       Account Title                                   Debit                 Credit

June 30, Year 2     Depreciation                                 $22,040

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June 30, Year 3     Depreciation                                 $9,800

                              Accumulated Depreciation                                  $9,800

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