It’s bad enough being on hold to HMRC for my actual life, why would anyone call them recreationally? They also ask if you’re authorised to call for the business you’re speaking about or ask your own NI number if it’s personal… so how could anyone call for her?
Jacks journey of the lost glove
She went on to say that it made her really aware of the legalities of #ads etc so she now has to be careful and dot every I and cross every T, which would seem like a ... good thing? I mean, she seemed to be saying that her 'trolls' made her follow the law WRT her social media money makers which is what tattle's all about, isn't it? I just don't see how that's bad. So no idea what her point was.
I think thats where people fall down on sm. They call it a business but forget to use it as such.
Those ads are the reason I ended up getting a bloody Penhaligon's sample set when I first joined. Nice stuff but the branding isn't my style, at all.
Ooooh Return of the Viggles! Good point.
Stolen off @Yel who I think shared this in the FOD thread, but about a book on influencing that contains a chapter on tea sites like us:
Oh that sounds really interesting, do you know what the book's called / who wrote it?
It is by Olivia Yallop 'Break the Internet'. I don't think it is out yet. But looks a fascinating and for once intelligent look at influencer culture. In that the author looks to have done decent research.
Some people don’t like being held to account…or doing their accounts for that matter
It's crazy to me that no one challenges them on this either. Imagine someone on TV like "I took a bit of money out the till and those MEAN TROLLS at my employer's company reported me to the police" the answer would be like "yeah, because you were stealing & that's illegal"It is by Olivia Yallop 'Break the Internet'. I don't think it is out yet. But looks a fascinating and for once intelligent look at influencer culture. In that the author looks to have done decent research.
Em Sheldon was moaning on before how mean 'trolls' reported her to the ASA. As is people's perfectly legal right if she was flouting ad rules. Some of them just don't get it do they?
Thank you, I don't know why I didn't just look on the insta page which was reviewing it in the first place!It is by Olivia Yallop 'Break the Internet'. I don't think it is out yet. But looks a fascinating and for once intelligent look at influencer culture. In that the author looks to have done decent research.
Em Sheldon was moaning on before how mean 'trolls' reported her to the ASA. As is people's perfectly legal right if she was flouting ad rules. Some of them just don't get it do they?
Why are people (influencers) at all shocked that people might have an opinion about the things that they (influencers) post!
If you go onto the Insta profile there’s a doc that looks a bit like a dissertation? It’s on that post, apparently it’s being published at some point tho? ETA - sorry hadn’t seen subsequent comments lol
She can’t do a solid. Not with all that slop she’s ingesting
Good vibes only babe! Xox
