
The internet can be a place to voice your opinions and ideas to share with people or insight change.
One of the most valuable assets of the internet is that it is a free space. Most countries have access to uncensored online platforms to voice their opinions and express their feelings. Using various platforms to express these thoughts can be used in different ways. Social Media can be used to post shorter opinions and feelings about current events topics; for example from a survey (2017) results found that people were more likely to use their social media to post about current political topics, such as the Brexit vote. Other platforms can be blogging sites such as Tumblr and WordPress where people can discuss their topics and opinions in more depth. There are also online petitions and funding like Change.org and GoFundMe where people can do something about their views such as signing petitions and donating money to causes they believe in.
Look below on how to use your online voice:
As you can see, there are several ways to efficiently get your voice heard online and quick changes to make your opinions have most impact. Creative Ninja said the most effective way to get your voice heard online is by using social media and to be innovative by using new tools. They also said that by engaging as an author and getting your voice known you’ll be more successful. Rave Communications say that posting at the right time and the right amount suitable for the content you’re creating is essential. As well as all this, backing up your opinion with people that believe the same thing as you encourages your reader to listen and trust what you’re saying, when it is endorsed by others.
This can all add up to you having your own identity. Choosing your usernames, blog titles, who you’re in contact with and what you say allows you to form the personality that you want to be online. It allows you to say the things you want to say and associate what you want to be associated with.
Overall, using the internet to express your opinions is a vital tool, whether you’re sharing your TV opinions or trying to insight social change.
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