Abbie Chatfield

But also you aren't acknowledging that, okay, well, that's that influencer's rate card.

That's what they want to charge.

That's what they are willing to do a paid post for.

I could say I want $400,000 for every post.

That is no offence to anyone out there.

That's what I can be bothered doing it for.

Obviously not really.

But you know what I mean?

Like in theory you could say, well, I don't want to be a producer for less than,

a quarter of a million dollars a year.

And then you can choose to remain unemployed until that comes along.

Yeah, exactly.

She is choosing.

She is saying, I don't give free promotion to people.

Again, I do things differently.

Other influencers do things differently.

This isn't a question of the morality of that.

I guess it is, but I see both sides with that being like you're getting free makeup.

But when it comes down to it,

What she's doing is she's saying, I'm willing to forego your free services if I'm not getting any financial compensation for my advertising and my marketing services that I'm giving to you.