I was just thinking on getting back on Seed, I've used it for 2 years and took a break, its just so pricey but drove me crazy seeing every idiot out there promote it, just because they got paid to do so.It reminds me of the "Seed" pills every other influencer promotes...? Is it different?
I am very curious about the price she will sell it for...
Omg!!!! Those hands!!!! Looks like a memeI know it's probably the angle but his hand is so small compared to the rest of him
I just noticed, whoa!Omg!!!! Those hands!!!! Looks like a meme
Thanks for the other recommendations, I’ve been looking for similar accounts.Have to be honest, following Emily’s recipes, 3 meals a day, no snacks, I’ve gone from having binge eating disorder to losing 3 stone. My skin is glowing, I never get wild sugar cravings like I used to, and I love how everything is full fat, lots of variety, lots of vegetables and TASTY! Yes it is expensive, but after years of battling with an eating disorder, trying every diet under the sun, I’m finally in a good place, and I have her to thank. So yes I’ll spend silly amounts on my food shopping every week if it means I’m happy and healthy lol.
Personally, I don’t follow influencers expecting everything they do to be relatable to me. The obvious work she’s had done, the constant eating out, even the fancy kitchen and set up she has. The ads are SO ANNOYING, but I just scroll past as that’s not what I follow her for? Or her weird boyfriend. One minute she promoted the pond water stuff then stopped. There’s definitely inconsistencies with her content and what she says but compared to a lot of other health accounts/nutritionists I don’t find her entirely offensive.
Another girl I follow just an FYI who has great recipes similar to Emily’s is Georgia May Salamat and Sohonutrition
Why does that bother you though? If it’s an influencer you like? If it’s one you don’t like I’m assuming you wouldn’t click.If you click on an affiliate link the influencer will earn money on anything you buy from that website over the next 30-90 days, doesn’t matter if it’s the product they suggested or something that’s been in your basket for a year, they’ll get commission regardless. Really annoys me that affiliate marketing isn’t more transparent for the consumer, as many won’t realise they’re feeding the beast even if they don’t purchase the item they clicked on to nosy.
It’s more the lack of transparency that bothers me, influencers don’t tell you which store they used, it’s hidden in a tinyurl, so even if you don’t like the influencer but want to know more about the item you’re rewarding their cloak and dagger antics by clicking on the link. We all know that not marking “ad” or “aff” is a shitty thing to do but no one speaks about the clickbait links designed to help them profit from your browsing habits.Why does that bother you though? If it’s an influencer you like? If it’s one you don’t like I’m assuming you wouldn’t click.
I’m not raving about her? I agree with many of the points discussed, as I’ve previously said, doesn’t mean I can’t provide a nuanced view. It’s a gossip thread, not a dragging thread? In fact, the first comment on this thread is a rave comment@sorrypardonme what is the point on your posts? No one here needs to justify anything to you. You can say “don’t look” about any of the thread on tattle. “I can chose not to look or click” is the worst argument for these influencers. I followed Emily for ages, and then got sick of the undeclared ads, the shady content where she was promoting stuff she didn’t use, the fakery of it all and even a gifted (undeclared!) engagement ring ffs! Why should they get away with it, especially when there are impressionable people who believe it all. Plus she is just really annoyingIt is a place to comment on all of this - make a rave thread if you want and let the rest of us get on with what we want which is discussing all of the above on here and calling out the bullshit
Yes the lack of transparency is shitty, especially if you don’t know how these links work. I didn’t know until TattleIt’s more the lack of transparency that bothers me, influencers don’t tell you which store they used, it’s hidden in a tinyurl, so even if you don’t like the influencer but want to know more about the item you’re rewarding their cloak and dagger antics by clicking on the link. We all know that not marking “ad” or “aff” is a shitty thing to do but no one speaks about the clickbait links designed to help them profit from your browsing habits.
You are asking why people are clicking on her account, why the stuff she does bothers them and implying we should just scroll past and ignore it. No one has to justify any of that to you, as I say. It’s just derailing to keep asking people to explain themselves or having people defend influencers generally and getting into that argument.I’m not raving about her? I agree with many of the points discussed, as I’ve previously said, doesn’t mean I can’t provide a nuanced view. It’s a gossip thread, not a dragging thread? In fact, the first comment on this thread is a rave commentAnd I was merely asking someone else, (not you ) a question because I’m curious.
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Yes the lack of transparency is shitty, especially if you don’t know how these links work. I didn’t know until Tattlebut if they did declare it, and I like the influencer I don’t have a problem using their link and them making money from me. But that’s just me!
I can’t stand it when they peddle a product they’ve NEVER talked about and now claim to love it 🥱 or they rave about a certain mascara let’s say but then literally the next day plug a different mascara they claim to use EVERYDAY, it’s incred blah blah BUT WITH A LINK… stfuno you don’t.
I must have missed this! How did she get away with that? I scrolled back to the engagement post - couldn’t spot any clues@sorrypardonme I followed Emily for ages, and then got sick of the undeclared ads, the shady content where she was promoting stuff she didn’t use, the fakery of it all and even a gifted (undeclared!) engagement ring ffs!
Nooooo, I asked why it would bother you if an influencer made money from you clicking on a link of theirs if you liked the influencer. Out of interest. And if you didn’t like them, don’t click on link. No-where did I say you can’t moan about the links themselvesYou are asking why people are clicking on her account, why the stuff she does bothers them and implying we should just scroll past and ignore it. No one has to justify any of that to you, as I say. It’s just derailing to keep asking people to explain themselves or having people defend influencers generally and getting into that argument.
I couldn’t find anything to say the ring was gifted eitherI must have missed this! How did she get away with that? I scrolled back to the engagement post - couldn’t spot any cluespretty grim. Although gifted (free) ring seems about in line with what we’d expect from the other half!
She was but then took herself off, we believe because they’re quite strict around rules about stuff they can recommend/peddle and so she wouldn’t be able to shill half the stuff she does as the health claims are dubious to say the leastDoes anyone know why she’s not on the UK voluntary nutritionist register?
She did tag the jewellers once with a tiny #adNooooo, I asked why it would bother you if an influencer made money from you clicking on a link of theirs if you liked the influencer. Out of interest. And if you didn’t like them, don’t click on link. No-where did I say you can’t moan about the links themselvesthey’re annoying, hard agree.
But semantics. We’re all here to put our 2p in.
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I couldn’t find anything to say the ring was gifted eithernot sure how I’d feel about that if my fiancé proposed to me with a gifted ring… like would he have done it regardless?
I think she was also offering 1:1 services with people with diagnosed health conditions like IBS and offering all sorts of weird testing which all isn't allowed and also it states clearly nutritionist shouldn't be working with people with diagnosed health conditions unless it's part of a team with doctors.She was but then took herself off, we believe because they’re quite strict around rules about stuff they can recommend/peddle and so she wouldn’t be able to shill half the stuff she does as the health claims are dubious to say the least
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She did tag the jewellers once with a tiny #ad
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