Rachel Hollis

And it changed based on whatever your interests were. But then brands wanted our audience. And you have to remember, social media did not exist back then like it does today. We had Facebook, but even then we didn't really know what we were doing with Facebook. So many of these brands wanted access to people who were devout followers.

And it changed based on whatever your interests were. But then brands wanted our audience. And you have to remember, social media did not exist back then like it does today. We had Facebook, but even then we didn't really know what we were doing with Facebook. So many of these brands wanted access to people who were devout followers.

And it changed based on whatever your interests were. But then brands wanted our audience. And you have to remember, social media did not exist back then like it does today. We had Facebook, but even then we didn't really know what we were doing with Facebook. So many of these brands wanted access to people who were devout followers.

And it changed based on whatever your interests were. But then brands wanted our audience. And you have to remember, social media did not exist back then like it does today. We had Facebook, but even then we didn't really know what we were doing with Facebook. So many of these brands wanted access to people who were devout followers.

And it changed based on whatever your interests were. But then brands wanted our audience. And you have to remember, social media did not exist back then like it does today. We had Facebook, but even then we didn't really know what we were doing with Facebook. So many of these brands wanted access to people who were devout followers.

And it changed based on whatever your interests were. But then brands wanted our audience. And you have to remember, social media did not exist back then like it does today. We had Facebook, but even then we didn't really know what we were doing with Facebook. So many of these brands wanted access to people who were devout followers.

And it changed based on whatever your interests were. But then brands wanted our audience. And you have to remember, social media did not exist back then like it does today. We had Facebook, but even then we didn't really know what we were doing with Facebook. So many of these brands wanted access to people who were devout followers.

And it changed based on whatever your interests were. But then brands wanted our audience. And you have to remember, social media did not exist back then like it does today. We had Facebook, but even then we didn't really know what we were doing with Facebook. So many of these brands wanted access to people who were devout followers.

And it changed based on whatever your interests were. But then brands wanted our audience. And you have to remember, social media did not exist back then like it does today. We had Facebook, but even then we didn't really know what we were doing with Facebook. So many of these brands wanted access to people who were devout followers.

And it changed based on whatever your interests were. But then brands wanted our audience. And you have to remember, social media did not exist back then like it does today. We had Facebook, but even then we didn't really know what we were doing with Facebook. So many of these brands wanted access to people who were devout followers.

I mean, they would check in every day to see what you wrote about. They'd share it with their friends. And so- we didn't know what to charge. We didn't know what that was worth. And I think probably we all charged way too little for the amount of access we were giving away or what they were able to get out of it. But we really were, it felt like the Wild West of doing branded content for people.

I mean, they would check in every day to see what you wrote about. They'd share it with their friends. And so- we didn't know what to charge. We didn't know what that was worth. And I think probably we all charged way too little for the amount of access we were giving away or what they were able to get out of it. But we really were, it felt like the Wild West of doing branded content for people.

I mean, they would check in every day to see what you wrote about. They'd share it with their friends. And so- we didn't know what to charge. We didn't know what that was worth. And I think probably we all charged way too little for the amount of access we were giving away or what they were able to get out of it. But we really were, it felt like the Wild West of doing branded content for people.

I mean, they would check in every day to see what you wrote about. They'd share it with their friends. And so- we didn't know what to charge. We didn't know what that was worth. And I think probably we all charged way too little for the amount of access we were giving away or what they were able to get out of it. But we really were, it felt like the Wild West of doing branded content for people.

I mean, they would check in every day to see what you wrote about. They'd share it with their friends. And so- we didn't know what to charge. We didn't know what that was worth. And I think probably we all charged way too little for the amount of access we were giving away or what they were able to get out of it. But we really were, it felt like the Wild West of doing branded content for people.

I mean, they would check in every day to see what you wrote about. They'd share it with their friends. And so- we didn't know what to charge. We didn't know what that was worth. And I think probably we all charged way too little for the amount of access we were giving away or what they were able to get out of it. But we really were, it felt like the Wild West of doing branded content for people.

I mean, they would check in every day to see what you wrote about. They'd share it with their friends. And so- we didn't know what to charge. We didn't know what that was worth. And I think probably we all charged way too little for the amount of access we were giving away or what they were able to get out of it. But we really were, it felt like the Wild West of doing branded content for people.

I mean, they would check in every day to see what you wrote about. They'd share it with their friends. And so- we didn't know what to charge. We didn't know what that was worth. And I think probably we all charged way too little for the amount of access we were giving away or what they were able to get out of it. But we really were, it felt like the Wild West of doing branded content for people.

I mean, they would check in every day to see what you wrote about. They'd share it with their friends. And so- we didn't know what to charge. We didn't know what that was worth. And I think probably we all charged way too little for the amount of access we were giving away or what they were able to get out of it. But we really were, it felt like the Wild West of doing branded content for people.

I mean, they would check in every day to see what you wrote about. They'd share it with their friends. And so- we didn't know what to charge. We didn't know what that was worth. And I think probably we all charged way too little for the amount of access we were giving away or what they were able to get out of it. But we really were, it felt like the Wild West of doing branded content for people.