She seems a smart women, she said she’s worked in digital advertising so of course she knows how #ads work. She’s barking on about sending her boyfriend her net-a-porter wish list for Christmas then buys an ugly £70 jumpsuit... wonder if that was an ad? Or just another excuse to show off her sugar baby life ?Ah phew! I wondered if that was just me being a bit weird. It did all seem to move fast when they first got together and then the engagement so soon after breaking up would be a huge red flag to me. When she was single there seemed to be a hint of ‘desperation’ (I hate using that term) but still some glee about her hitting the dating scene hard. I think she was brought up very middle class and conventional and even though she spouts on and on about how the divorce was the right thing and the making of her blah blah blah I think there’s some shame there still and she just really wanted a man in her life.
It’s the £30 rip off T-shirts that seriously infuriate me though and I can’t believe no one has pointed it out to her! She doesn’t appear to have any kind of ‘management’ so maybe she’s truely not aware of the #ad rules but for not one person to point out the blatant plagiarism of the design is bizarre. Ok, I’m not pointing it out either but I enjoy my hate watching too much to get myself blocked
That tshirt looks like something from H&M for £7.99. Don’t tell me she’s charging more than that and saying it’s her design? Much like these young YouTubers who put a generic quote on a hoodie and sell it for £50.Couldn’t find anywhere else to put this but anyone know of More Than Toast/Alice Judge-Talbot?? Just recently she’s been driving me nuts but I can’t stop what I guess is now classed as hate watching. She hardly ever labels ads, I’m sure she gets loads gifted l, no idea about affiliates. She tries to be so #relatable but she regularly drops £100s on new dresses for events, shops Waitrose and is so middle class it’s painful. She’s constantly ill or having a moan blah blah blah she’s annoying
Oh, and she came out with her own ‘merch’, T-shirt’s and mugs with feminist slogans which were all obviously ripped off. One t shirt just has ‘girls’ across it in exactly the same font as a T-shirt Rachel from friends was wearing back when it was on
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I unfollowed a while ago for this reason. It's the sneakiness that bothers me.The House Build on Instagram - lovely home and interiors account but within the last year the affiliate links have shot up. Several a day often with a teeny #af in white in a pale background. I’d have to win the lottery for spending on those links but must appeal to a wealthy demographic!
Since having my girls, I only shop second hand for my own clothes and I’m a GP and my husband is an actor, we don’t do too bad but with two babies it’s tough. Alright for some, eh? No doubt she did well out of that divorce.She loves to be oh so #relatable but I don’t imagine she’s very relatable to most of her (our) age range. I’m not sure I can even afford to log on to net a porter let alone send my boyfriend a wish list and then treat myself a week before Christmas!
She was claiming poverty a couple of months ago because of an unpaid invoice which meant she had to dip into a savings account (or an isa or some stocks, she did a finance video and seems to have them all). Still didn’t need to downgrade from Waitrose even to Sainsbury’s though!
A few people from rang thread found me on my Instagram, I did wonder if that’s why I got the message. It was also under a really old username.Odd. They sent the message to an old username of mine though, one I haven’t used in ages. So must have trawled through one of the earlier instamum threads to get names.
I see there’s been more CC drama again lately so wonder if it’s in any way linked. There was definitely some deliberate derailing from inside the CC camp on the ethics and advertising threads I think. Trying to use those mn threads to generate publicity and attention. Maybe they’re moving over here instead!
I wonder if she has been reported to ASA? I see her latest Easho post is clearly marked as AD and she used the paid partnership tag too. She has done several Easho posts before (iirc) and none have been disclosed as ads. It wouldn't surprise me if her followers get a bit grumbly once they realise how much of her content is ads soon.It was mentioned over on the Mrs Hinch thread that she put up a post saying that from now on all her affiliate links would be marked as #ad which I think is technically required to meet ASA rules
Yep, have seen several others mention they have too.Any of the mumsnet users get a DM directing them to this site?
Christ, she sounds as thick as mince.Small time instamum (uppallnight) is jumping on board the #ad “debate”. There’s no debate. Just a law.
In a nutshell she:
Dunno why anyone would defend ad dodging??!! But have taken her advice and just unfollowed her. A hun pile on “amen to that. Sell what you want! Ps I like your lippy” is too depressing!
- Doesn’t understand people who call out (“police”) the #ad transparency
- insta is opt in, if you think people are being greedy etc just unfollow
- no one is getting upset about consuming Instagram content “for free” (Because data doesn’t have any value obv. Hi, Cambridge Analytica!)
- believe most people are good, and if they fuck it up cut them some slack.
Yup.Any of the mumsnet users get a DM directing them to this site?