Can anyone summarise?The Headliner podcast this week discusses MOD and the potential effects on the influencer market following her behaviour. Starts at about 9 mins. in. Worth a listen.
MOD & FOD #15 Now we know Slymon really is a prick, because all he’s doing is taking the mick!
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Has anyone seen mumofmadlads story about this in Closer mag? What the fuckkkk
Makes me laugh that despite MODs silence she’s still able to unfollow people....anything to attract attention!
Just had a nosey at the comments on MOD’s last post! Uh oh... 
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In the few instances I have worked with larger influencers, the experience has always been the opposite. Entitled individuals who at best think themselves too important to speak to collaborators themselves, but instead force you to converse with their managers or agencies (very often inexperienced young girls with an even higher sense of entitlement that are just difficult to work with, Hooper included), and at worst will think nothing of charging £5000 for a badly taken smartphone photo and caption with no thought to run it through a spell checker, leaving you to improve their content for them, then pay them for the service.
Of course, this is the behind the scenes stuff. The stuff that even brands themselves don’t see a lot of the time, just the comms teams that organise the work. But what it results in is fakery. When influencers will say ‘yes’ to any brand deal that pays, they lose their influence (and it won’t take long for their audience to see it). What you end up with is an Instagram feed full of brand content disguised as normal life, leaving consumers feeling inadequate and pressured into spending to keep up. I’m not personally a big consumer, but still feel the pull of this.
There’s an awful lot about the current environmental crisis that is tied into consumerism. I’ll always want to work with brands that are built around sustainability, and make room in their industries for ethical retail that sells a story we want to follow. But I no longer believe influencers are something I can put my time into as part of that.
A re-focus on genuine, organic social media and digital marketing, traditional PR that allows newsworthy content to be given priority by the right publications, and content marketing that accurately conveys the messages a brand has to its audience will firmly make up Ella St Communications’ offerings.
As an organisation that promotes sustainability, I have to address the ethics behind consuming. I believe the most ethical ways of communicating sustainability are those using the methods mentioned above, and I’m looking forward to working with brands that agree with my stance on this.
Oh, and a big middle finger to Clemmie Hooper, you big twit.
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In the few instances I have worked with larger influencers, the experience has always been the opposite. Entitled individuals who at best think themselves too important to speak to collaborators themselves, but instead force you to converse with their managers or agencies (very often inexperienced young girls with an even higher sense of entitlement that are just difficult to work with, Hooper included), and at worst will think nothing of charging £5000 for a badly taken smartphone photo and caption with no thought to run it through a spell checker, leaving you to improve their content for them, then pay them for the service.
Of course, this is the behind the scenes stuff. The stuff that even brands themselves don’t see a lot of the time, just the comms teams that organise the work. But what it results in is fakery. When influencers will say ‘yes’ to any brand deal that pays, they lose their influence (and it won’t take long for their audience to see it). What you end up with is an Instagram feed full of brand content disguised as normal life, leaving consumers feeling inadequate and pressured into spending to keep up. I’m not personally a big consumer, but still feel the pull of this.
There’s an awful lot about the current environmental crisis that is tied into consumerism. I’ll always want to work with brands that are built around sustainability, and make room in their industries for ethical retail that sells a story we want to follow. But I no longer believe influencers are something I can put my time into as part of that.
A re-focus on genuine, organic social media and digital marketing, traditional PR that allows newsworthy content to be given priority by the right publications, and content marketing that accurately conveys the messages a brand has to its audience will firmly make up Ella St Communications’ offerings.
As an organisation that promotes sustainability, I have to address the ethics behind consuming. I believe the most ethical ways of communicating sustainability are those using the methods mentioned above, and I’m looking forward to working with brands that agree with my stance on this.
Oh, and a big middle finger to Clemmie Hooper, you big twit.
Why I’m no longer working in the influencer industry
News broke this morning of prestigious blogger and influencer, Clemmie Hooper (Mother of Daughters), being outed as an online bully and racist. The story, along with the experiences of those she trolled, describe how she took on a pseudonym to post negative comments about others, in order to...
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By buying followers I presume he can bump up his figures.
Just refreshed the page and saw this ad... irony!
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Mumofmadlads is still bleeding this drama dry. Bet she’s over the moon she’s managed to bag an interview on it.
I've also worked with lots of these influencers and echo every word of this. The girls (and occasionally boys) from the agencies representing them are just vile, with barely a brain cell between them. So unlikeable they make the 'talent' (LOL) they represent seem nice in comparison.This is good
In the few instances I have worked with larger influencers, the experience has always been the opposite. Entitled individuals who at best think themselves too important to speak to collaborators themselves, but instead force you to converse with their managers or agencies (very often inexperienced young girls with an even higher sense of entitlement that are just difficult to work with, Hooper included), and at worst will think nothing of charging £5000 for a badly taken smartphone photo and caption with no thought to run it through a spell checker, leaving you to improve their content for them, then pay them for the service.
Of course, this is the behind the scenes stuff. The stuff that even brands themselves don’t see a lot of the time, just the comms teams that organise the work. But what it results in is fakery. When influencers will say ‘yes’ to any brand deal that pays, they lose their influence (and it won’t take long for their audience to see it). What you end up with is an Instagram feed full of brand content disguised as normal life, leaving consumers feeling inadequate and pressured into spending to keep up. I’m not personally a big consumer, but still feel the pull of this.
There’s an awful lot about the current environmental crisis that is tied into consumerism. I’ll always want to work with brands that are built around sustainability, and make room in their industries for ethical retail that sells a story we want to follow. But I no longer believe influencers are something I can put my time into as part of that.
A re-focus on genuine, organic social media and digital marketing, traditional PR that allows newsworthy content to be given priority by the right publications, and content marketing that accurately conveys the messages a brand has to its audience will firmly make up Ella St Communications’ offerings.
As an organisation that promotes sustainability, I have to address the ethics behind consuming. I believe the most ethical ways of communicating sustainability are those using the methods mentioned above, and I’m looking forward to working with brands that agree with my stance on this.
Oh, and a big middle finger to Clemmie Hooper, you big twit.
Why I’m no longer working in the influencer industry
News broke this morning of prestigious blogger and influencer, Clemmie Hooper (Mother of Daughters), being outed as an online bully and racist. The story, along with the experiences of those she trolled, describe how she took on a pseudonym to post negative comments about others, in order to...
Has it gone?
Have been following ALL the threads on this for the last week (first time commenting, Hi!) and last night I actually DREAMT that CH recorded a video slagging them all off
Clemmie - I really need you to post something now because I’m apparently dreaming about this fiasco and I’d really like to know where it’s going next.
Clemmie - I really need you to post something now because I’m apparently dreaming about this fiasco and I’d really like to know where it’s going next.
Tragic is being seriously ill or struggling financially not your followers realising you are quite a bore without the crutch of selling your kids because your wife has been a dick
Oh yes just think of all that Christmas advertising they are both missing out on - GOOD
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What will they eat on Christmas day? What will the girls have to unwrap? Where will they go if nobody pays for them to visit Santa or lie on a beach? They'd probably planned on their whole Christmas being "gifted" to themTragic is being seriously ill or struggling financially not your followers realising you are quite a bore without the crutch of selling your kids because your wife has been a dick
Oh yes just think of all that Christmas advertising they are both missing out on - GOOD
Can UGG and the others go on their own threads? Come on to catch up and its mostly about other people not even in relation to MOD!
You need to tag admin or report the post (you can give reason why-then they can move them
)Who?She's blocked me on Instagram because I sent her a message
Report them. This thread is going off on a tangent a lot just because of a natural flow in the conversation but it does de-rail it for those of us just here for MOD/ FOD and waiting to see what mods next steps will be
Sorry it's probably because they have all become one homogeneous entity
Just working on an essay at the moment and as I was scrolling I saw this in the NMC code. Thought that this might be what the NMC may challenge MOD on
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