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So what's the answer here? Followers, likes, and comments were bought. Did the experiment end up making more money than they spent? Is it a problem if not?
by quest88 9y ago
So what's the answer here? Followers, likes, and comments were bought. Did the experiment end up making more money than they spent? Is it a problem if not?
- redavni 9y agoThe answer is yes...like the article says. Also like the article says in a huge bold font, "Fake Instagram Influencers Are A Problem For The Industry".
- TrickyRick 9y agoThe article claims so in the headline and then proceeds to show that it's relatively easy to set up a fake account and get some brand deals but then provides no numbers or insight into why this is actually a widespread problem. The fact that it's doable doesn't mean it's a problem, if they made less money than they put in then it's not a problem because no one in their right mind would actually do it. Putting something in a headline doesn't make it true.