Did she just have another facial?? Is it even wise to have so many treatments on your skin one after another?
Did she just have another facial?? Is it even wise to have so many treatments on your skin one after another?It was a graveyard smash
Looks like he s had work done. Why do they always look much worse after, and how can they actually walk around the place looking like they ve been very badly enhanced. Is there no one out there that does a good job.? Seeing old Elsie in the back of the taxi with her 'husband' she looked quite bizarre., (sorry, I really wish I could capture footage of the vlogs but don t know how) surely she can see how strange she is looking these days?Beckham does look rough, there was an insta story Victoria posted of them both in yellow and he looked so old.
Hmm bet widdle Aldi elf is jealous of those gummy’s, she won’t open up for him like thatShe even takes her hair vitamin thingummydoos in a chavvy fashion.....no finesse/no elegance!!!!
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Ye Gods....Beckham looks rough now!
Lidl has become pals with Josie and notice the sausage dogs and gardening starting all copied from her and other Cotswolds ladies ..it’s hilarious …and pathetic …this is why she’s painted her dressing room sage …a colour Josie likes ( rolls eyes)If you watch a little more of Josie ‘Teefers’ and her annoying mansplaining house ‘husband’ who refuses to work and loves to play groundskeeper and wanna-be cook, you will see she is exactly the same as Lidl, but works harder to shill anything and everything in her vlogs, she’s VERY greedy. she and Chav are uber pretentious and frankly unbareable to watch, they inherently think they are above everyone else, stalk out Daylesford Farm and constantly name drop Soho Farmhouse, it’s so embarrassing. Their shopping addictions are bile inducing, yet they try to preach being sustainable. Oh and let’s not forget they have TWO ebay accounts where they slyly sell off all their free and gifted items from brands. And Chav was majorly busted in an article online I believe a few years ago for buying tonnes and tonnes of YouTube/IG followers, and Teefers had to go on the defensive. She keeps trying to get him back into YouTube but he’s having none of it (he’s accustomed to his ‘kept man’ status and YT is too much work for him). They are a JOKE
Ps. I did not have to stand in a field or dangle out of a velux window to get these pics, just sat in my garden..... Sorry on my land
I’ve had hydrafacials done pre covid and was told that they are safe enough to be done every week depending on your skin. However I would never get it done as often as she does, it’s all about deep cleaning and hydrating.Did she just have another facial?? Is it even wise to have so many treatments on your skin one after another?
Them’s the breaks!Boris Johnson has resigned, doubt Lydiot knows this as she'll be twirling or flat on her back getting another free facial
All the green paint fumes have turned her green on the insideHer nail polish is the same color as the shit they pulled out of her face during her freebie facial.
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Her engagement rate is so low because the majority of her followers are bots aka fakeWhat is a good engagement rate on Instagram influencer?
Between 1% and 3.5%
Making Sense of The Numbers
Less than 1% = low engagement rate. Between 1% and 3.5% = average/good engagement rate. Between 3.5% and 6% = high engagement rate. Above 6% = very high engagement rate.10 May 2022
What is a good engagement rate for 1000 followers on Instagram?
An average engagement rate is between 1% and 3.5%, and in general, this is a pretty solid number. Anything above 3.5% is a high engagement rate and means the audience of that account is very engaged.
Less than 1% = low engagement rate. Between 1% and 3.5% = average/good engagement rate. Between 3.5% and 6% = high engagement rate. Above 6% = very high engagement rate.
How to Calculate Your Engagement Rate - Ethical Influencers
Read that you green monster!
I did my nails yesterday and for some reason I was set on greenHer nail polish is the same color as the shit they pulled out of her face during her freebie facial.
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Isn’t this more proof - I posted earlier in the thread about this - that she is uploading longer and longer vlogs ( half could easily be edited out ) - in order to desperately increase organic engagement? Also, the adsense issue? She smacks of desperation and 1% as you guys are saying - doesn’t amount to much, does it? After ten years conquering the internetWhat is a good engagement rate on Instagram influencer?
Between 1% and 3.5%
Making Sense of The Numbers
Less than 1% = low engagement rate. Between 1% and 3.5% = average/good engagement rate. Between 3.5% and 6% = high engagement rate. Above 6% = very high engagement rate.10 May 2022
What is a good engagement rate for 1000 followers on Instagram?
An average engagement rate is between 1% and 3.5%, and in general, this is a pretty solid number. Anything above 3.5% is a high engagement rate and means the audience of that account is very engaged.
Less than 1% = low engagement rate. Between 1% and 3.5% = average/good engagement rate. Between 3.5% and 6% = high engagement rate. Above 6% = very high engagement rate.
How to Calculate Your Engagement Rate - Ethical Influencers
Read that you green monster!
Way back around the time she got engaged I was tasked by my boss with doing some research on her suitability as an influencer for a client of ours. Her engagement used to be around 2.6%. I watched a few of her videos and thought she seemed lovely. I then did a google search and found this forum!! Safe to say I told my boss I thought she was problematic and a risky choice. Her engagement decline is definitely down to bot buying.What is a good engagement rate on Instagram influencer?
Between 1% and 3.5%
Making Sense of The Numbers
Less than 1% = low engagement rate. Between 1% and 3.5% = average/good engagement rate. Between 3.5% and 6% = high engagement rate. Above 6% = very high engagement rate.10 May 2022
What is a good engagement rate for 1000 followers on Instagram?
An average engagement rate is between 1% and 3.5%, and in general, this is a pretty solid number. Anything above 3.5% is a high engagement rate and means the audience of that account is very engaged.
Less than 1% = low engagement rate. Between 1% and 3.5% = average/good engagement rate. Between 3.5% and 6% = high engagement rate. Above 6% = very high engagement rate.
How to Calculate Your Engagement Rate - Ethical Influencers
Read that you green monster!
I love a good teaWay back around the time she got engaged I was tasked by my boss with doing some research on her suitability as an influencer for a client of ours. Her engagement used to be around 2.6%. I watched a few of her videos and thought she seemed lovely. I then did a google search and found this forum!! Safe to say I told my boss I thought she was problematic and a risky choice. Her engagement decline is definitely down to bot buying.
Yes and how much of this engagement is negative due to clickbait titles etc. and we know some comments left are scammers and bots!Isn’t this more proof - I posted earlier in the thread about this - that she is uploading longer and longer vlogs ( half could easily be edited out ) - in order to desperately increase organic engagement? Also, the adsense issue? She smacks of desperation and 1% as you guys are saying - doesn’t amount to much, does it? After ten years conquering the internetwhether insta or you tube, the ship is sinking.
And she s left it too late to use Tik Tok to enhance the brand, probably because she can t buy views or control comments. Her ship is definitely sinking.Isn’t this more proof - I posted earlier in the thread about this - that she is uploading longer and longer vlogs ( half could easily be edited out ) - in order to desperately increase organic engagement? Also, the adsense issue? She smacks of desperation and 1% as you guys are saying - doesn’t amount to much, does it? After ten years conquering the internetwhether insta or you tube, the ship is sinking.
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