Exactly. Thing is, I don't even begrudge that so many of her high end furnishings were gifted. If companies approached me, and were like "here have all this free shit!" I would not say no. What really puzzles me is why some influencers won't just state it honestly. I really don't understand this need for everyone to have this facade of wealth on IG. We know you didn't pay for it because all your IG peers have the exact same brass wall lights!What gets me is that she can put 60 bloody photos on a blog post about fresh air, to make it that obscenely long that no one will ever spot the tiny 'ad' right at the end of the post.
But she can't add one extra line in a caption to say what's been gifted. Just some stuff was gifted, you guess what.
Don't you strain yourself Rebecca and do any actual work from your bed/hammock.
It is 100% because she doesn't want to admit that 90% of her bloody house is gifted. It would ruin her lux life image and reveal her as the greedy grabber she is.
Exactly! But that's just it though, isn't it. The less attainable the grid, the more people want/admire it.Exactly. Thing is, I don't even begrudge that so many of her high end furnishings were gifted. If companies approached me, and were like "here have all this free shit!" I would not say no. What really puzzles me is why some influencers won't just state it honestly. I really don't understand this need for everyone to have this facade of wealth on IG. We know you didn't pay for it because all your IG peers have the exact same brass wall lights!
She’s an absolute fucking cockwomble she really is!Sweet baby Jesus GrabeccaLemme make this clear...
Lady, we don’t WANT you to detail in the caption every time when a gifted item is featured, YOU ARE OBLIGATED TO DO SO UNDER ASA REGULATIONS!!
I didn't think of it like that. I've not really thought of these brands as guilty parties, but they are! They benefit from the deceit.That's why the influencer advertising has become so big and that's why it's so dishonest. Neither party gain from being honest about dishing out freebies for grid space - it doesn't make them seem as appealing. It's win win for the influencer and the brand, it's just the unaware consumer that it's so damaging to and the whole thing STINKS.
Influencers do earn money from affiliate links, I would say an adWhen she puts Affiliate Link on her stories in the style section, is that another way of saying #gifted/ad ?
If a person swipes up to that affiliate link and buys the item, she gets moneyWhen she puts Affiliate Link on her stories in the style section, is that another way of saying #gifted/ad ?
If they swipe up but don’t buy the item do they still get money?If a person swipes up to that affiliate link and buys the item, she gets money
Cookies can stay on the device for up to 30 days after a swipe up, so for eg if grabecca posts a swipe up for ASOS and you buy something within the next 30 days she can earn anIf they swipe up but don’t buy the item do they still get money?
Affiliate links should be declared with “ad” too under ASA regulationsWhen she puts Affiliate Link on her stories in the style section, is that another way of saying #gifted/ad ?
Yes. That’s why so many hide the name of the company they bought it from or not disclose the name so you have to swipe upIf a person swipes up to that affiliate link and buys the item, she gets money
Thanks for the clarification. Thankfully I did not swipe up. So sneaky. Perhaps they need reporting too.Cookies can stay on the device for up to 30 days after a swipe up, so for eg if grabecca posts a swipe up for ASOS and you buy something within the next 30 days she can earn an
Affiliate % on it.
Affiliate links should be declared with “ad” too under ASA regulations
Yes this. Especially when it turned out to be weird (but we!ll paid) Ben's Nan. It's not someone she calls Auntie because her Mum became friends with them after meeting at the hairdressers. Have some decency!I find it so distasteful that she posted about it being a ‘bit of a sad day’ as she was going to a funeral, then put stories up of her holiday outfits and then a B&Q ad! She seems to know no shame.
I thought exactly the same. It’s a very close family member’s funeral and she couldn’t even take the day off ‘work’. Wow.I find it so distasteful that she posted about it being a ‘bit of a sad day’ as she was going to a funeral, then put stories up of her holiday outfits and then a B&Q ad! She seems to know no shame.
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