A lot of people are making money by taking videos for youtube, or by tweeting etc. They usually called as youtuber or twitter phenomenon.
As they make money from this work and most of them professionals of this area. What do you think about naming them as social media entrepreneurs? Or do you think they are artists? What is your opinion about what their title is? How can we address them in academical publishings?
Sure they do try to earn money on social media. But is this situation enough for calling them as entrepreneurs?
Hi dear Ingrid,
Actually I'm asking about social media, not social entrepreneurship.
Not all the time in my opinion. Depends on the user itself
Then in which situation we can call them as social media entrepreneurs? And if they make money on social media and they are not entrepreneurs, then what do you think they are? Are they artists, or? And what kind of users are entrepreneurs?
I think we can divide their titles to 2 groups. If they run a business then we can call them as social media entrepreneurs if they don't and just producing art then it's better to call them as social media artists. So only making money is not enough for being entrepreneurs in my opinion.
I definitely agree with you Yusuf.
And social media artist is a good definition. But there's a point if they don't run a business or they don't sell anything also not an artist but still earning money on social media then what are they? Any opinion for this?
I have to think about it but I also think that it requires a third definition as well.
I really liked the positioning of the issue and it seems clear that such people are entrepreneurs in social media.
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