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Although this wasn't a proper TV show, Unus Annus was a project that had a bit of angry fans towards the end of it's life. The concept of Unus Annus was that two youtubers would record content and post every day for one year. After that one year, all of the content would be deleted afterwards. Towards the end of the project's life, a lot of people were upset that all of the content would be gone. Along with that, people debated if the channel would really be deleted. Seeing all of the discussion of the project is helping me to generate content for the angry reactions because I have good examples to inspire me!

The only show that I had ever seen cancelled was Sam & Cat back when I was a kid. Since ICarly had ended, that was the second best show to watch. I remember it not airing anymore and I had to ask my mom about it. When she said it was cancelled I remember being really disappointed, and then I started to watch victorious instead.

From my perspective, I use podcasts for background noise while doing other tasks. For example, I listen to Distractible while glazing pots/making jewelry for sales! I know a lot of people listen to podcasts while doing chores for entertainment too! Creators keep the audience engaged by talking about topics that are interesting to the viewer. I would love some podcast recommendations, the one I used to listen to in high school stopped making content and I am looking for a replacement!

Every time I complete my work for the week, I like to go to Sheetz and buy a few of these! They are my favorites and it's great motivation to keep going!

This is the end of my guide, and other than the conclusion, I feel like I could definitely add something! I am having the same issue with the start of the guide, and I could use input on what to put here to make it more multimodal/have it flow better! I may put an example here of a content strategy list as well as an adjusted list, but I also might add some images to help the flow! Any feedback about making it flow better would be much appreciated!

This is the start of the paper! I feel like I have good "essay" elements, but could really use some input as to how to make it look more multimodal! For example, should I add pictures? Color? More/less headings? I am leaning towards some pictures, but I am not sure. Thanks in advance!

One thing I am including at the bottom section of the guide is to continue evaluating Content Strategy! Without learning from our experiences, it is much harder to work towards better content. I have a detailed description of how to evaluate content based on engagement, and reevaluating every weeks/few weeks is crucial to success!

I think content creation went pretty well! Since Instagram is the main social media I use, I am familiar with the elements that content creators use in order to get better engagement. For example, my sample post is going to be one of the posts that has a video with the caption "Read bio for more!" I find that these do really well on Instagram, and creating the video was really easy!

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One thing I remember from last semester was when I turned in a paper with the title "vasari my dearly beloved" as the title of my paper. (To be fair, the title was somewhat relevant to the prompt) Luckily the professor found it funny, but I've since learned to title my papers properly the first time around!

As we’re approaching the deadline for the project, I figured I would answer this question! In order to have a quality project, I will be reading the entire project out loud. That way, if there are any mistakes, I will be able to spot them and correct them. In addition, I will put my slides into presentation mode to make sure that the formatting is done correctly.