She looks like her mum in those dresses.I bet if she tried she could get stuff that actually flattered her figure
She looks like her mum in those dresses.I bet if she tried she could get stuff that actually flattered her figure
That first green one is an actual crimeShe looks like her mum in those dresses.
Hmmm it’s a shame because though I’m unlikely to ever cease from mercilessly ripping apart her blog or general ‘intellect’, she’s not ugly.I think growing up she didn’t like the attention on her figure/larger boobs and so developed a way of hiding them, however she could easily find things that flatter her figure, she clearly has some real body confidence issues as all throughout the summer she was in jumpers
(maybe Joe sugg)
Why is she talking to her cheeseboard? Maybe it's more engaging, interesting and mature than Sean?
Looks like she's wearing dressing gowns
That's her whole problem with everything. She's never had to really try at anything, it's all been so easily gained.I bet if she tried
They wouldn't have really seaked poppy, it works like this:I actually like Aldi and I don't understand why they asked POPPY to do an ad.
Very very true.They wouldn't have really seaked poppy, it works like this:
- Aldi use a marketing company for all of their campaigns (print, broadcast, digital)
- The marketing company ask Aldi if they want to use infuencers / sell them the benefits of infuencers for their winter lux cheese campaign
- Marketing company reaches out to agencies like gleam with a brief.
- Gleam says they have poppy deyes with 1.1m followers, mostly female and a load of crap about why she's on brand.
- Gleam states the fee is £6000 for poppy to post on her grid and 3 stories about Aldi cheese.
- Aldi sign off on the budget for the social media infuencers, send poppy a brief and a box of cheese.
- Poppy does the posts (just sat on her sofa eating cheese as it's only Aldi cheese after all) hitting the key messages that Aldi gave in the brief "omg wowww truffle cheese yumzz!!".
- Gleam invoice for £6000, then pay poppy £5100 for her easy hour of work.
That's how social media infuencers and gleam usually work
I love cheese, love Aldi cheese and would charge £65 any chance my 5 followers (all love cheese) would make investing that money worthwhile to them?They wouldn't have really seaked poppy, it works like this:
- Aldi use a marketing company for all of their campaigns (print, broadcast, digital)
- The marketing company ask Aldi if they want to use infuencers / sell them the benefits of infuencers for their winter lux cheese campaign
- Marketing company reaches out to agencies like gleam with a brief.
- Gleam says they have poppy deyes with 1.1m followers, mostly female and a load of crap about why she's on brand.
- Gleam states the fee is £6000 for poppy to post on her grid and 3 stories about Aldi cheese.
- Aldi sign off on the budget for the social media infuencers, send poppy a brief and a box of cheese.
- Poppy does the posts (just sat on her sofa eating cheese as it's only Aldi cheese after all) hitting the key messages that Aldi gave in the brief "omg wowww truffle cheese yumzz!!".
- Gleam invoice for £6000, then pay poppy £5100 for her easy hour of work.
That's how social media infuencers and gleam usually work
There's the average lazy infuencer, then there's poppy deyes! It's quite something how lazy she is and how awful her blog is and that she's made enough to buy a house for around a million.Very very true.
They're all so lazy, these influencers.
Sorry. I'm stating the bleeding obvious here.
Buy a few hundred thousand followers and find someone popular on Instagram to ride on their coattails and you too can earn thousands promoting Aldi cheese. Doesn't matter if you like the product or not, poppy wouldn't touch Aldi herself.I love cheese, love Aldi cheese and would charge £65 any chance my 5 followers (all love cheese) would make investing that money worthwhile to them?
This sort of info should be on the national curriculum. People need to know this stuff!!They wouldn't have really seaked poppy, it works like this:
- Aldi use a marketing company for all of their campaigns (print, broadcast, digital)
- The marketing company ask Aldi if they want to use infuencers / sell them the benefits of infuencers for their winter lux cheese campaign
- Marketing company reaches out to agencies like gleam with a brief.
- Gleam says they have poppy deyes with 1.1m followers, mostly female and a load of crap about why she's on brand.
- Gleam states the fee is £6000 for poppy to post on her grid and 3 stories about Aldi cheese.
- Aldi sign off on the budget for the social media infuencers, send poppy a brief and a box of cheese.
- Poppy does the posts (just sat on her sofa eating cheese as it's only Aldi cheese after all) hitting the key messages that Aldi gave in the brief "omg wowww truffle cheese yumzz!!".
- Gleam invoice for £6000, then pay poppy £5100 for her easy hour of work.
That's how social media infuencers and gleam usually work
She needs the size 18 not the 16.