The poll of 1,000 people by Pure Telecom found 58% of men and 45% of women aspire to become a viral sensation.
Almost half of Irish adults would like a job as an online influencer, according to a new survey.
The poll of 1,000 people by Pure Telecom found 58% of men and 45% of women aspire to become a viral sensation.
Nearly double the number of men than women said they'd like to make Instagram their main source of income while 20% of participants value recognition on social media ahead of praise from their boss.
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