she’s one of the owners of Spell. It’s kind of her ‘look’It’s a tired and dated look now. A bit like long kaftans and cowboy boots. Spell is losing their way.
Is it free to subscribe? Or a fee?Has anyone subscribed to any influencer Instagram subscriptions?
Someone in the Sophie Guidolin thread subscribed and it seems like boring content.
I subscribed to Roxy Jacenko and so far all it’s been is her hair extension “reveal” and unboxing of designer goods I can’t afford
No you pay. Sophie is charging $7.49 a month!
Interesting. that seems rather ridiculous. I remember way back when Tammy was charging people a one off payment (something like $50) to follow her fitness Insta which did seem crazy with so much free content but it got the ball rolling for her making big coin from Insta and essentially launched her fitness brand. I guess if there is very unique content like recipes or workouts or… something else I can’t think what. Then maybe paying that small fee is worth it to some.Has anyone subscribed to any influencer Instagram subscriptions?
Someone in the Sophie Guidolin thread subscribed and it seems like boring content.
I subscribed to Roxy Jacenko and so far all it’s been is her hair extension “reveal” and unboxing of designer goods I can’t afford
This is such a good point. I think most of us are conscious of ourselves and how mentally unhealthy it would be to have so much positive regard feeding our ego- and the flip side - how upsetting it would be to read negative comments about ourselves. However! The difference is influencers seem to think they should get all of the good, none of the bad - or constructive - feedback about the fact a lot of them make easy money basically being TV shopping network ladies. The lack of insight and self awareness from these people who all seem to have an ego that demands to be fed constant attention but they employ no strategies to preserve stable mental health and manage anxiety. They perpetuate all the unhealthy and damaging behaviours that contribute to low self esteem, and keeps it going for their audience- constant comparison, judgment, competition, rampant consumerism… there’s not a sense of community because it’s a parasocial relationship. They ultimately want to make money off their audience so fair game. Make it into a brand and separate it from the personal and family life. Some influencers do it well. They create good content and employ photographers and create a concept. It’s advertising done well, not whatever the Kearns or EL or Cachia do.
Dying to see these videos on tik tok, who’s posting?Andre's sister in law commenting on him and Gracie re the murder!
Courtney Mangan has just put up on her stories how excited she is for this to be introduced. I’m a fan of Courtney, but honestly who is going to pay for a subscriptionHas anyone subscribed to any influencer Instagram subscriptions?
Someone in the Sophie Guidolin thread subscribed and it seems like boring content.
I subscribed to Roxy Jacenko and so far all it’s been is her hair extension “reveal” and unboxing of designer goods I can’t afford
? And what content is she thinking about - are people going to pay to see her Netflix recommendations or taste tests?Best thing I've read all day/week/year! - had to comment that
I mean that's cheap compared to someone else we know and love
at $9 a month for literally nothing extra !Omg where is this screenshot from?Andre's sister in law commenting on him and Gracie re the murder!
Agree completely
Are there potential consequences to the court case with this case being discussed so much online?
Possibly. Might be way too early to tell. Given it’s over in WA there is an element of isolation to that, given Perth is the most isolated city. If a legal gag order is placed, I’ll delete this post
I like Courtney, but was bummed to see her jumping on this as well. She peddled out the same very long winded, wordy influencer spiel that everyone else has put out there to justify it. I thought her reaction to the DM she got about it was waaaaay OTT, and her defensive reaction made me realise she isn’t asking for feedback at all. She's going to do it anyway. She knows people aren't going to like it and got really defensive at the first person who said they weren't happy about it. The DM was to the point, but it wasn't rude.Courtney Mangan has just put up on her stories how excited she is for this to be introduced. I’m a fan of Courtney, but honestly who is going to pay for a subscription
Courtney just showed the different planet influencers live on where they can’t see why people won’t pay for sub par content. Sophie Guidolin promised wedding photos (then posted one on her public page anyway) discount codes (which brands already paying her to advertise) and more of her bullshit NLP content (which clearly people aren’t buying anyway) why on earth would people pay for Ashy Bines waffly motivational speeches or more how to roll up bliss balls when it’s just someone constantly shoving their face in front of a camera and letting a heap of verbal diarrhea out?
Both options linked to bowel movements
