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Author: Karen Z

README.md

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 Consumers have become more savvy to the fabricated nature of many traditional forms of social proof, such as 'ambassador-style' brand advocates or "most popular" product sales. In the social media space in particular, one form of social proof retains an air of authenticity: the "early" response and/or endorsement. "Early" responses to content that has latent viral potential carry cultural weight that buys cultural capital, whereas later responses become more likely to invoke the suspicion of "bandwagonism". 
 
-<img src="img/metoo.png" alt="MeToo Hashtag" width="350"/>
+<img src="img/metoo.PNG" alt="MeToo Hashtag" width="350"/>
 
-<img src="img/bunny.png" alt="Viral tweet" width="350"/>
+<img src="img/bunny.PNG" alt="Viral tweet" width="350"/>
 
 Early endorsement of potentially viral user-generated content represents a brand "spending" attention on something that does not have an immediate obvious payback in terms of exposure (thus gaining perceived authenticity).