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7 Ways Anyone Can Create Next Level Online Content With The Latest Samsung Galaxy Phone

You don't need to be an influencer to have influence.

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by Samsung Canada

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If you've ever uploaded a photo, wrote a blog post, or even updated your status, you're already a certified content creator — we don't make the rules!

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But content creation doesn't have to be all about attaining influencer status or one of those blue “verified” checkmarks.

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You can use content creation to cultivate your personal brand, grow a niche following for your pet, or just mess around creatively. Regardless of your purpose, it’s meant to be fun, and playing with the latest smartphone features from Samsung definitely delivers on that point.

Here are a few easy steps you can take to kickstart (or grow) your online presence:

1. It all starts with the right device with the right camera.

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Who needs a giant DSLR when you can get a cutting-edge camera in a much smaller and more convenient package? The Galaxy S21 5G and Galaxy S21+ 5G can make any content look professional, thanks to 8K video capabilities and a 64-megapixel camera for epic photos.

There's even a great feature called "Director's View" that makes it easy to switch between different views (wide, ultra wide, telephoto) as you’re shooting for dynamic, movie-worthy content. With Director’s View, you can capture video with the front-facing camera and rear-facing camera simultaneously for two perspectives in one shot. If there is ever a time to embrace your inner vlogger, it’s now!

2. Develop a unique content style.

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Cultivating a style can mean a lot of different things depending on the platform. If you're on a photo-sharing app, make sure your photos have some visual consistency. If you're creating a long-form video series, make sure your videos have a similar editing style and tone. We're bombarded with so much content on a daily basis — knowing what we're going to get from the content we choose can be a more satisfying experience.

3. Seek out creative inspiration.

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For some of us, creativity can be a struggle...but sometimes all you need is a little bit of inspiration! So throw on a new show or film to get those creative juices flowing.

The Galaxy S21 5G and Galaxy S21+ 5G will have you streaming all that inspirational content at hyperfast 5G speeds[1]. Even better? You’ll be watching the content on an edge-to-edge Infinity-O display, complete with an adaptive 120Hz refresh rate for super smooth scrolling and viewing.

4. Find your voice. Be consistent.

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Maybe you like to WRITE IN ALL CAPS, or maybe everything you type has a bit of hidden sarcasm. No matter how you write, make it consistent and authentic. Don't try to be someone you're not. There are always going to be people out there who connect with what you have to say and how you say it.

5. Get to know your audience.

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They'll tell you exactly what they like and, more importantly, what they don't like. But remember, you're in control. Feel free to weed out people who aren't offering constructive criticism. It's your page and your rules. The more you listen, the more likes, comments, and shares you'll get in the long run.

6. Take risks and try new things.

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The beauty of online content is that you can always take it down if it's not working for you; you can always try something else. And with Single Take on the Galaxy S21 5G and Galaxy S21+ 5G, you can record the moment in one take and get multiple feed-worthy photos and videos you can pick and choose from at the same time[2] - including filter-enhanced photos and GIFs - making the experimentation process a breeze.

That said, what’s posted on the Internet can be forever, so be mindful of who might see your pictures or posts. What you put out there is a reflection of who you are, so show them your best self!

7. Plan with a content calendar.

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Finally, perhaps the simplest tip yet: use a calendar to plan. Start slow. Maybe have an uploading schedule of once or twice per week, and then expand as you get more comfortable and build your audience.

You can also try capturing all your content in bulk on a single day so you're organized and efficient with your posting schedule. With All-Day Intelligent Battery[3] on the Galaxy S21 5G and Galaxy S21+ 5G, you’ll have the power to organize an impromptu shoot whenever inspiration strikes to keep that content flowing.

At the end of the day, regardless of what type of content creator you are, the Galaxy S21 5G and Galaxy S21+ 5G will get you there. With game-changing 8K video, one-click photos and videos, Super Steady video, and a share-worthy Portrait Mode — you’ve got it all, and then some.

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Buy the Samsung Galaxy S21 5G and Galaxy S21+ 5G online, at Samsung Experience Stores and retail and carrier partners across Canada.

The Galaxy S21+ 5G starts at $1,399.99 (our regular price) and is available in Phantom Violet, Phantom Silver, and Phantom Black and the Galaxy S21 5G starts at $1,129.99 (our regular price) and is available in Phantom Violet, Phantom Gray, Phantom Pink, and Phantom White.

[1] Requires optimal 5G network connection, available in select markets. Check with your carrier for availability and details. Download and streaming speeds may vary based on content provider, server connection and other factors

[2] Single Take is available for up to 15 seconds and results in up to ten images and four videos.

[3] Based on average battery life under typical usage conditions. Actual battery life depends on factors such as network, features selected, frequency of calls, and voice, data, and other application usage patterns. Results may vary.