SpaceX and Tesla founder Elon Musk is “only” the second most influential celebrity in America.
The influence of celebrities in today’s digital age is significant. The spread of social media allows them to spread their messages to a wider audience. Authority Hacker, an online marketing consultancy, has researched which 10 celebrities in the US are the most popular.
And the winner is…? According to Authority Hacker, she is a pop singer and songwriter Taylor Swift The most influential American woman ever. The 33-year-old is currently wrapping up his most successful tour of all time with “Eras,” which garners more than 4.5 million searches on Google every month. The Pennsylvania-born singer, who is said to be in a relationship with NFL star Travis Kelce, can earn up to $625,700 per sponsored post on social media, an online marketing consulting firm has found. Has reached 274 million followers on Instagram.
Tech Mogul and X-Owner are second in the top 10 rankings Elon Musk. The billionaire is the second most influential celebrity in the US and receives an average of 2.8 million Google searches each month across all US states. Although the Tesla founder is only active on social media on his own social network X (formerly Twitter), his reach and influence are undeniably large. Bronze is awarded at this rank LeBron James. With over 2.7 million Google searches per month, the backpacker, who plays power forward for the Los Angeles Lakers, is the third most influential American celebrity.
2 million Google searches a month are football world champions and Hard Rock Cafe is proof Lionel Messi Selena Gomez’s equal and comes just ahead of the reality TV star Kim Kardashian At number 7 are two pop stars Ariana Grande And Billie Eilish Finish the top 10 ranking with an average of 1.7 and 1.6 million Google searches.
“Amateur coffee fan. Travel guru. Subtly charming zombie maven. Incurable reader. Web fanatic.”
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