Influencers: The Modern Entrepreneur

What is the definition of an influencer?

• People who organize, manage, and take on the risks of a business.

• Someone that funds a business but does not work on the day-to-day tasks of running a business.

• Someone who has the power to affect or change people and their behavior through social media.

• A bank that encourages customers to visit local businesses funded by the bank.

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What is the definition of an entrepreneur?

• A bank that secures the funds for a business.

• Someone who has the power to affect or change people and their behavior through social media.

• A local business president that does not risk his/her personal funds to run the business.

• Someone that organizes, manages, and takes on the risks of a business.

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What nonfiction organization method BEST describes how this article is organized?

• Problem and solution

• Compare and contrast

• Sequence/Chronological

• Description

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How do the ways that entrepreneurs and influencers make money differ?

• Most entrepreneurs partner with well funded companies, while influencers prefer working alone.

• Most entrepreneurs sell only products, while influencers sell only services.

• Most entrepreneurs sell only services, while influencers sell only products.

• Most entrepreneurs sell a product or service, while influencers partner with other companies or advertisers.

What effect do both entrepreneurs and influencers have on the economy?

• They are taking jobs away from people that really need them.

• They are crowding the job market.

• They boost the economy.

• They are having no effect on the economy.

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What is the second subheading in the article?

• Are Influencers Entrepreneurs?

• Getting Started

• Building a Brand

• Making Money

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Why are subheadings important in an article?

• They organize the text and give the reader a preview of what is about to be covered.

• They confuse the reader by giving too much information.

• They make it easier to number the paragraphs in an article.

• They make it easier to find the definitions of unfamiliar words.

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How do influencers affect the way companies advertise?

• Influencers tell their followers what companies to follow.

• Influencers tell the companies what products to advertise.

• Companies can use the influencers' followers to get their message to the general public.

• Companies can use the personal connections that the influencer has built to reach new people.

Which of the following MOST influences an influencer's ability to make money?

• The appeal their personal brand has to a large number of followers.

• The amount of money they spend on their startup costs.

• The recommendation they get from companies and other influencers.

• The qualities that make them most like traditional entrepreneurs.