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I seriously do not understand the moral indignation. It the business does not feel like the influencer will generate enough sales, it can simply refuse or ignor
by thomasz 6y ago
I seriously do not understand the moral indignation. It the business does not feel like the influencer will generate enough sales, it can simply refuse or ignore the request. Others might appreciate the chance to get in front of many eyeballs very cheaply.
- Hitton 6y agoI too don't understand why people don't like spam.
- scoutt 6y agoYou might not be interested in advertising in some kid's instagram, while at the same time you get 30 emails/day asking for free stuff. Often if you deny it or don't answer you also get a rant about how famous the influencer is and how you will repent for not going along. I have a friend that has a Piadina[1] restaurant. I have seen the emails first hand. They even have a big sign in the front door in the lines of "Influencers: no free meals". Edit: Yes, they also show off in person. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piadina https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piadina