nevver: The Amount “Celebs” Charge to Shill Products Disguised as Friendly Tweets

nevver:

The Amount “Celebs” Charge to Shill Products Disguised as Friendly Tweets

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  7. emmy514 reblogged this from cstuffilike and added:
    So, like, if they mention a certain product in a tweet, that’s how much they get paid for it? Ridiculous.
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    Inc. ran a story in November on celebrity tweets and other social media strategies. One company paid Lindsay Lohan...
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    Kim Kardashian is an Armenian princess? O.o I get it now.
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    Go Tweet your mother
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  24. jonnymarg reblogged this from nevver and added:
    I’m a steal at $15, kiddos. Hit me up.
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