BeccaBanana
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Yep the laundry detergent part annoyed me too. “It’s not sponsored or anything I just want to show you” implies she’s bought these herself. Even I thought wow you’ve bought about 10 different detergents! Then checking in the description box and she’s been sent them, oh and there’s a code to use that probably earns her money too.
These influencers are so used to not having to pay for anything - food, clothes, shoes, candles, furniture, appliances, sky subscription, laptops, drinks, you name it, they’re given it - they seem to forget that it’s a payment in itself! If we didn’t have to pay for 90% of our essential purchases, we’d have so much more money too!
The only person who seems to be transparent about sponsorships, aff links and codes is Sophie Shohet, who even with a code, will say if it’s an affiliate code or not.
These influencers are so used to not having to pay for anything - food, clothes, shoes, candles, furniture, appliances, sky subscription, laptops, drinks, you name it, they’re given it - they seem to forget that it’s a payment in itself! If we didn’t have to pay for 90% of our essential purchases, we’d have so much more money too!
The only person who seems to be transparent about sponsorships, aff links and codes is Sophie Shohet, who even with a code, will say if it’s an affiliate code or not.
. People with eating disorders shouldn’t be allowed to spread such damaging messages. One date as a dessert should never be labelled as “unhealthy”.
it’s very dated and tacky. She probably tried to get a current influencer on board (thinking who she’d like to work with rather than who is suited to the actual brand), Victoria was probably the best they could get that was British and would actually agree to do a contract. Someone like Josie or Fleue DeForce would have been better but they’re not tacky enough. Jade probably sees them as frumpy, she thinks more highly of WAG type women who wear fake nails, wears short skirts etc.
