HILARIOUS..THE RUNT THINKS HE CAN "BUY COOL"....THE CLOWN-O-CRATS ARE BECOMING A DAILY SOURCE OF COMIC RELIEF... 
The Little Yiddish LepreChaun still thinks he can "BUY" the PRESIDENCY...IGNORING HISTORY; HILLARY HAD THE MOST COSTLY CAMPAIGN OUR NATION'S HISTORY, and DJ TRUMP BEAT HER WITH HALF THE $$$.
Mike Bloomberg Is Paying ‘Influencers’ to Make Him Seem Cool
One day after the Iowa caucuses were effectively botched by the disastrous rollout of a new vote-counting app, billionaire Mike Bloomberg announced that he intended to capitalize on chaos in the Hawkeye State by doubling the advertising budget of his presidential campaign.
But in addition to a flood of traditional advertising on television, radio and online outlets targeting Super Tuesday voters, the campaign’s advertising budget includes a strategy familiar to every other startup with a ton of cash and a questionable business model: paying influencers to make it seem cool.
The Bloomberg campaign has quietly begun a campaign on Tribe, a “branded content marketplace” that connects social media influencers with the brands who want to advertise to their followers, to pitch influencers on creating content highlighting why they love the former New York City mayor—for a price.
For a fixed $150 fee, the Bloomberg campaign is pitching micro-influencers—someone who has from 1,000 to 100,000 followers, in industry parlance—to create original content “that tells us why Mike Bloomberg is the electable candidate who can rise above the fray, work across the aisle so ALL Americans feel heard & respected.”
https://www.yahoo.com/news/mike-bloomberg-paying-influencers-him-100055471.html
The Little Yiddish LepreChaun still thinks he can "BUY" the PRESIDENCY...IGNORING HISTORY; HILLARY HAD THE MOST COSTLY CAMPAIGN OUR NATION'S HISTORY, and DJ TRUMP BEAT HER WITH HALF THE $$$.
Mike Bloomberg Is Paying ‘Influencers’ to Make Him Seem Cool
One day after the Iowa caucuses were effectively botched by the disastrous rollout of a new vote-counting app, billionaire Mike Bloomberg announced that he intended to capitalize on chaos in the Hawkeye State by doubling the advertising budget of his presidential campaign.
But in addition to a flood of traditional advertising on television, radio and online outlets targeting Super Tuesday voters, the campaign’s advertising budget includes a strategy familiar to every other startup with a ton of cash and a questionable business model: paying influencers to make it seem cool.
The Bloomberg campaign has quietly begun a campaign on Tribe, a “branded content marketplace” that connects social media influencers with the brands who want to advertise to their followers, to pitch influencers on creating content highlighting why they love the former New York City mayor—for a price.
For a fixed $150 fee, the Bloomberg campaign is pitching micro-influencers—someone who has from 1,000 to 100,000 followers, in industry parlance—to create original content “that tells us why Mike Bloomberg is the electable candidate who can rise above the fray, work across the aisle so ALL Americans feel heard & respected.”
https://www.yahoo.com/news/mike-bloomberg-paying-influencers-him-100055471.html