There’s no indication that the saturation of social media and influencer advertising will be slowing down anytime soon. While some companies are more than happy to provide a free service for exposure in return, others may perceive the requests as self-entitled and overstepping the line.
“I am an influencer in the area and was hoping you could do the picnic for free,” she said.She added in a separate message: “I usually charge $1,200.”“No, this is where you drop the classic: Sure, I’ll pay you $200. The way this will work is you pay me $360 upfront for the experience,“And if 30 people use the code and pay for my service, then you provided me with great exposure and revenue and I’ll happily refund your money and pay you $200 for the great advertising.
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