I have a son on the spectrum & I used to laugh it off when people used to say the E numbers in all the crap he ate didn’t help his condition, we noticed he was putting on weight and we started to cut the sweets etc out and although I’m not an expert and it could be completely coincidental but he has improved a lot since not really having these so even these reduced could help his behaviourI honestly agree with all the other posters that most stuff with W is sensory, she’s a tit parent because she’s not seeking him the help and diagnosis he needs. Plus sensory or not, he doesn’t need the amount of cake, sweets and coke he has, there are plenty of other options for kids with food sensory issues R, that’s why you need help and diagnosis. That poor boy
Haha I do now thanks, at first I thought the bleep didn’t want her Facebook audience who may not have insta to realise what a grabby witch she is
she can’t even ‘stay strong’ when he is at work. She always used to post about calling him to come home from work as she couldn’t cope.
Questions, Questions!!!!!!!She lives in such a tit show
)The wiki is also a work of art, every time I find myself wondering if we are bad people for slating Rach I re read it!
There are lots of companies who give lower influencers free stuff, and not much money. There’s a bed company who will give you a bed but unless your adverts bring in enough revenue you have to pay them back. I think R is beyond there tbh. I don’t think she has to rush about selling things and gets plenty of regular gigs. If she did 20 ads and got paid £100 per ad, that’s a tidy wage. That’s 24k a year for shilling crap on the internet, kind of money a nurse or newly qualified teacher is looking at. However she’s getting paid a lot lot more for those ads even the smaller companies, and getting to keep the products. The razor she advertised is confusing because literally everyone advertises it, even one of my friends was asked to advertise it with less than 10k followers
no idea if she was paid.She will have been paid if it was tagged as an ad - gifted means they just get the product and no payment, ad includes a fee on top. Rachel tends to only accept gifts of high value like the overpriced duvet set. Fees start lower with small accounts, say £50-£150, but increase steadily. I’d say Rachel was easily on £500-£1000 per ad, if not a lot more.There are lots of companies who give lower influencers free stuff, and not much money. There’s a bed company who will give you a bed but unless your adverts bring in enough revenue you have to pay them back. I think R is beyond there tbh. I don’t think she has to rush about selling things and gets plenty of regular gigs. If she did 20 ads and got paid £100 per ad, that’s a tidy wage. That’s 24k a year for shilling crap on the internet, kind of money a nurse or newly qualified teacher is looking at. However she’s getting paid a lot lot more for those ads even the smaller companies, and getting to keep the products. The razor she advertised is confusing because literally everyone advertises it, even one of my friends was asked to advertise it with less than 10k followers
I just found this I don’t know how comparable it is but yeah, it’s good money. I’m not great at maths but $10 x200= plenty of money to buy seb a new bus pass.
It’s really bad. It’s relatively cheap advertising for the brand yet simultaneously overpriced wages for the influencer (hate that word) and who is actually losing out? The sad fucks who follow these people’s every word and spend their actual hard-earned cash buying crap they don’t need because someone is BEING PAID to tell them it’s good.
Or paid to tell them it's "lush" and "amazin"...
How long was that sentence, though? Absolutely shocking drafting and editing...
Its terrible, isn't it? How did it get published we will never knowHow long was that sentence, though? Absolutely shocking drafting and editing...
Lots of followers on fb were moaning about it on her fb ad posts
