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Post your vaccine selfie — it might encourage others to get the jab Vaxxies are more than just selfies In friends we trust The vaxxie could be a useful tool inencouraging people to get vaccinated. Over the past decade in particular, there has been an erosion of trust in traditional advertising and a huge surge in social media use. This meansword-of-mouth recommendationsand reviews from people we know (and even people we don’t) are often considered more “authentic” than standard advertising and government messaging....

Post your vaccine selfie — it might encourage others to get the jab Vaxxies are more than just selfies In friends we trust The vaxxie could be a useful tool inencouraging people to get vaccinated. Over the past decade in particular, there has been an erosion of trust in traditional advertising and a huge surge in social media use. This meansword-of-mouth recommendationsand reviews from people we know (and even people we don’t) are often considered more “authentic” than standard advertising and government messaging....