TheDirtyJob is a dynamic and flexible Milan (Italy) based social media marketing agency, committed to excellence and continuous improvement in social services and client experience.
The website TheDirtyJob.com is renowned in Italy for services like “Buy Instagram Followers” and “Viral Reels.” Our expertise in social media marketing allows us to create services designed to enhance the perceived value of social content.
The Dirty Job team has been working in social media marketing since 2005, when Facebook was just starting and Instagram didn’t even exist yet. Our long track record of success has enabled us to develop a deep understanding of social dynamics.
“We’re not exactly young, but we have invaluable experience. We know what’s important for our clients because, before becoming social media marketing experts, we were digital entrepreneurs.” – Team of TheDirtyJob.com
The mission of The Dirty Job is to help our clients achieve their growth goals on social media. We believe that purchasing followers and other social services should be part of a complex growth strategy, not a standalone solution. In 2024, no one buys followers solely to grow. It’s an additional tool that supports:
The values of The Dirty Job are rooted in business ethics and transparency. In Italy, there is still some confusion about this topic, but our American clients always integrate these services into their strategies. Thanks to in-depth insights, it’s now possible to understand the real engagement rate even when purchasing followers. Expert social media managers who handle channels with millions of followers regularly use our proprietary method for purchasing engagement and followers.
Our services enable young creatives to launch careers that would otherwise be impossible and help businesses increase their revenue.
“Everyone and Everything on Social Media Is Fake.”
Once, social media was primarily a place to stay in touch with loved ones. People logged into Facebook to see their friends’ recent activities. The quality of photos or the number of likes received were secondary; what mattered was who interacted with your posts. Today, social media has become less “social” and more “media.”
Each of us has a virtual “megaphone” and uses it to tell a “media” version of our lives. This is how our online existence has become a “format” designed to impress. The goal? To offer a media product that captures the imagination of others.
Social media is the first mass communication medium that has allowed people to publicly share their thoughts, feelings, and lives with others, instantly becoming “content” that is more or less authentic.
Most social media users want to show the best version of themselves. Just as with wedding photos (carefully selected and then edited images), on social media, people filter their lives to share what they know will appeal to their audience.
If you think about it and closely observe the people you follow: do you believe everything they show daily hasn’t been selected and filtered? If not… how boring would that be?
Few people want to see authenticity, the way we truly are in real life.
Social media platforms, and the way we use them, are not designed to show our authentic selves.
All social media suffers from the same problem: the very nature of social media makes all of us appear fake or be fake.
As perfectly described in this article, “while we may share the delicious stack of pancakes we had for breakfast, the highlights from last night’s party, our feet by the pool on vacation, and of course, our likes and dislikes, all we’re really sharing is a simple chronicle.”
A chronicle selected and filtered by us as we decide what to share on our favorite social media. The selection of what we decide to share and “edit” projects the image of a life far better than the one we authentically live. Followers for Instagram, Facebook likes, TikTok views, and YouTube comments are just extras that help increase the perceived value of the content we want to share.
It is based on this principle that we created our company’s motto:
“Everyone and Everything on Social Media Is Fake.”
We are a transparent agency and always work with honesty. The business ethics of The Dirty Job dictate that we do not sell our services to:
Our seriousness and professionalism are not for everyone; we do not tolerate rude behavior.
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