An Instagram Model’s Clever Business Approach
INSTAGRAM MODEL – An “Not Safe For Work” (NSFW) cosplayer on Instagram made money online by selling her own bath water.
Influencers and social media personalities have made noise online in the past years. Many careers were propelled by Instagram audiences and some of them grew bigger than expected. Social media is truly an excellent platform for artists.
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Meanwhile, as people seems to love these models, the models are coming up with new different ways to reach their audiences.
Belle Delphine, a cosplayer and an Instagram model decided to make some bucks selling ‘gamer girl bathwater’.
This 19 year old British model have fans online that are willing to buy her bathwater. The product was priced $30 per container and Delphine has already sold 500 jars of it.
She also explained where the idea behind her unusual business. She explained how a joke triggered this idea in a conversation with Metro, she said:
‘So, there is a joke in the community among gamers where they will comment on a post saying “let me drink your bath water. And although it’s a joke I just kind of found the idea of turning it into a reality and actually letting people own my bath water funny.”
She also claimed that she left the website open for the last two days and she has already sold 500 bottles of her bizarre product. However, she had to stop because she can’t keep up with the demands.
“I’ve had to stop as I can’t actually take enough baths and it’s sold out!”
After she kicked off the bathwater business. She also received some odd requests from her loyal followers.
This is according to an article from Metro.
The requests are often weird and creepy but Delphine says she’s not surprised by these anymore with the messages she get daily.
The Instagram model has over 3.9 million followers and she also recently pulled off the biggest ever bait and switch.
That is all there is to it, at least for now. We’ll post updates as soon as we got them.
