I’d love to see the evidence of sales - her book is at 1781 in the Amazon chart. It’s only 1% of her supposed Instagram followers so it’s not a lot at all however I doubt she has flogged 5000 yet alone 10k.
I reckon she's including audiobook listens in this number, because I doubt she's had that many books made. She made such a loss with the globy scheme that she must have been more reserved and careful with physical output this time.
She is wearing Manolo shoes with rhinestone embellishments, and an abundance of eye makeup bordering on hooker level, and he is wearing light colored khaki pants, no necktie, and a casual outdoorsy jacket with a stupid scarf tied around his neck. Are they going to the same event? BTW last year that Emilia Wickstead coat was hideous, and it is still hideous a year later.‘Haunted forest’
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Good point! She’s totally counting audio books and that makes sense that many of them may have come with a subscription.
that number still seems low but what do I know.
OMG the way the guy in the picture behind them is looking longingly at AliThey are looking rough…Ali and Lydia that is, not the man in the picture behind them. I don't know who he is though.
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The shoes are confusing me. I could have sworn last year when she went to the calzedonia event in Paris she bought black satin Manolos with the brooch on the front. Why in her Tik Tok is she adding an Emmy London brooch clips to the front of a different pair of black Manolos?
I agree. 10k books sold but only 129 reviews on Amazon.Good point! She’s totally counting audio books and that makes sense that many of them may have come with a subscription.
For a person with millions of followers
do we know rough costs for each and what money she might have made off it?
Agree and the coat doesn t work with the dress.
My friend self-published a book, it's on Amazon. I'm not sure about costs for most of those, however a cover designer would have set her back low four figures. Regarding Amazon, say my friend's printed book sells for £15, in the end she receives about £1.50. In saying that her books are printed on demand so there's no waste, unlike traditional publishing. Although royalties are higher with self-publishing, the author receives peanuts in the end (unless they're selling millions of copies to make it worthwhile).
10k is not a lot, and she knows it. There's a smell of desperation in her little hype-up there. Her blind followers will believe it though.
