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Her videos are less viral now. They’re quieter. She does breakdowns of marketing funnels. She interviews small business owners. She once made a video titled “Why I stopped rage-baiting my boss” that got only 12,000 views—but one of those views was from a Fortune 500 recruiter who hired her for a freelance contract.
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“I know,” Emma winced. “My mom is mortified.” Her videos are less viral now
“Don’t be,” Derek said. “Our engagement rate is 0.8%. Yours is 18%. Do you know how rare that is?” She interviews small business owners
“POV: You spent $60,000 on a degree just to be rejected by an AI recruiting bot that can’t spell your name. Here’s the email. They wrote ‘Dear Candice.’ My name is Emma. Rate my cry-laugh.”
Emma had always been told to “keep her work and personal life separate.” She graduated with a degree in marketing in 2022, a time when LinkedIn was becoming TikTok’s serious older sibling and every job description seemed to demand “a knack for viral trends.”
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