Yes!! I was shocked at the wallpaper seams galoreShe’s obviously had decorators in.....wouldn’t it actually have been an achievement to decorate their own home.....but why would they when companies have probably been falling over themselves to gift her everything including their services. Hope they didn’t pay anyone to fit that no doubt gifted wallpaper in the lounge....it’s fitted horrendouslyit looks naff, you can see every join...must look even worse in real life. I’ve just wallpapered at my Daughters and you can’t see the joins and I’m not an experienced decorator.
We got Ronnie’s feet and a petulant reply of a nasty baby toy playing it’s tune!I predict a sob story about ‘a nasty troll’ followed by her holding Ronnie in the early hours with a bit of Celine Dion playing.And the wedding pictures with her Dad. Then a mass of outlandish support from her army attacking her ‘Jealous’ haters to sooth her narcissistic ego......
You would have to declare it. No company would randomly gift an item to an influencer without it being agreed that it will be shared. Otherwise they wouldn't do it as the company would loose out. Whether it's just been gifted or its been paid for it needs to be an AD. People try and sneakily get around it by saying "I've been gifted this and I'm under no obligation to share" to make it sound more relatable It's basically a lie, of course they've asked you to share the £2k sofa they've sent you. At the end of the day if someone sends you something and you do share it, it's advertisement.If you look at the definition of gifted I think it says there’s no obligation to declare if you don’t want to so maybe that’s how she will get round it. Where as an ad should always be noted as that’s a pre agreed term... to my understanding.
Gifted by Geoff the aged decorator who Is desperate to do it for her to show how his easylife products workThere’s no way she will decorate her whole house and then leave her old bedroom and Henry’s the way they are. No doubt she will wait a couple of weeks to look relatable and then pop up a surprise make over.
“Do you mean nugget”Can tell Jamie was really into playing “games to play in bed when you can’t sleep” [emoji23] like pacifying a toddler and playing along to keep them amused. All he did was ask her the same questions back instead of thinking of his own [emoji23]
Then playing the word game when you have to take the last letter of the previous word and think of a word beginning with that letter....
Jamie - “nougat”
Hinch - “rhubarb”
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Jamie - “nougat ends in T babe not R”
Hinch - “oh for fucks sake Jamie im just learning all this is new to me why did you have to put a word in like that for”
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Companies gift things to people all the time in the hope they feature. Mostly make up etc to beauty bloggers and I understand that is different to a sofa but if she has no obligation to post she should tag gifted and if she has agreed to post it should be tagged ad. I suppose we might not know if she’s using the correct one but the asa will surely check this somehow. I doubt she would risk doing the wrong one when so many people report her. Also if because mrs hinch has that sofa and 3 of her army buy it - they will have made their money back, and with something like a sofa, it’s inevitably going to ‘feature’ in her videos wether it be Henry lying on it, or her!You would have to declare it. No company would randomly gift an item to an influencer without it being agreed that it will be shared. Otherwise they wouldn't do it as the company would loose out. Whether it's just been gifted or its been paid for it needs to be an AD. People try and sneakily get around it by saying "I've been gifted this and I'm under no obligation to share" to make it sound more relatable It's basically a lie, of course they've asked you to share the £2k sofa they've sent you. At the end of the day if someone sends you something and you do share it, it's advertisement.
Ah ok. But i mean with the amount of swipe ups she does everyday, most people probably do click on at least one every 24 hours.Just a quick update on the eBay cookies. It's actually only 24 hours that they're stored. Don't need to be AS worried that we've inadvertently been funding her.
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Because “featured” could be interpreted differently by people. It’s not black and white.Why is it misleading?
Let’s face it we all expected him to say Nachos“Do you mean nugget”
“No nougat”
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I think even if it’s gifted you still have to say #gifted. It’s classed as gifted if there’s no obligation to post/show it. If there is it’s #adIf you look at the definition of gifted I think it says there’s no obligation to declare if you don’t want to so maybe that’s how she will get round it. Where as an ad should always be noted as that’s a pre agreed term... to my understanding.
And we now have ‘Dads bacon butties’ as a way of an apology for absolutely tearing him apart in front of 2.6 million people!We got Ronnie’s feet and a petulant reply of a nasty baby toy playing it’s tune!
Because she doesn’t really use her kitchen apart from the odd ready meal or the Sophie Special of Nachos made with a whole bottle of sweet chilli sauce
At least one member of the clan can cookAnd we now have ‘Dads bacon butties’ as a way of an apology for absolutely tearing him apart in front of 2.6 million people!
Could I bring my husband to visit yourI too am always wary if I piss them off I could be a missing person in under 7 minutesplus we have piglets so mama is super unpredictable
Me thinks she’s not advertised as she had to pay for it. All this love for Trace the other day was bogus shite .... I bet she’s buried under the extensionAnyone else notice she has had her nails in filled?
I also noticed that she said she had ‘no idea’ where to put anything, but the tv socket and satellite cable holes were clearly spotted on the left hand sideCould I bring my husband to visit yours ? No need to feed them beforehand and we won’t stay long ... only about 7 minutes
Me thinks she’s not advertised as she had to pay for it. All this love for Trace the other day was bogus shite .... I bet she’s buried under the extension. Prove us wrong Soph .... let’s see you supping prosecco with your ole mate Trace ....
Some more observations.... she “may” have a corner play area for Ronns in the lounge - then we get the “subtle” hint that he loves musical toys ...... wait for the gifted baby play corner musical activity centre play house contraption (grey of course) .... you heard it here first folks
If it's shown in a video or photo, it has to be marked as #gifted or #ad for 12 months after the initial showing of it. If it's in the background it could be considered product placement. Influencers could get around the rules by strategically placing items in the background of videos or photos, that's why there is a requirement for it to be marked. So even when its not the main focus of a photo or video it has to be marked.It’s not the marking of them the first time that’s confusing.
Everyone understands that. My sister had ASA on her case because something she had previously done an ad for (was makes and declared correctly at the time) appeared in the background for 3 seconds of an unrelated video a few weeks later. She got a warning for undeclared advertising revenue. Even tho the thing was only in the background of video
ASA then gave very conflicting information of what they consider as something being “featured”. I was then told on here to just mark everything as #ad and #gifted just Incase. But that’s ridiculous and also misleading.
That’s what we are finding confusing
She doesn't spend much time in kitchen so I guess there was no pointTerrible layout. Why has she not put in a nice new kitchen at the back so she has a big open plan living area. She stated her dream was to have a big kitchen island ? Good luck selling if you ever want to move
I'ts a very grey areaBecause “featured” could be interpreted differently by people. It’s not black and white.
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Because “featured” could could mean any number of things.Why is it misleading?
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