"Influencers in my ass!"
Doreen Atias shouted in an episode of her podcast, "Peddling in the market!".
Following the "code coupon storm" started by Daniel Amit, it turns out that Atias also had something to say, and for her the fact that there are countless women (and some men too) who profit from Instagram is simply shocking, and there is no place for it.
This statement can be debated, it can also be said that perhaps Doreen, who for years made a living by making people feel bad about themselves and along the way earned money from styling those people, has other motives behind her anger at those who did nothing to her except to make a living, usually very respectfully, by producing content .
But we're not here to judge, we'll leave that to her.
And yes, there are indeed many women who all they do is upload pictures of themselves in front of the mirror/at the beach/at the gym and then try to push cream on us, there are also those who come out of reality shows and are sure that from now on the road to the bank will be lined with coupon codes and free clothes from the stores - but these are usually Girls who disappear pretty quickly, or maybe I just don't bother following them.
But with all due respect there are also others - women who make a living from Instagram and are not ashamed of it, but along the way bring us real and interesting content, one that we really want to see, and if they sell a product it is sold not because we saw a beautiful picture of them in a swimsuit but because we really believe them, And yes - there is work behind it, a lot of work.
So for you, and also for Doreen, get my top 10 on Instagram, the ones that really produce something interesting, and yes, also sell a basic top at a 20% discount.
Danit Greenberg
Danit Greenberg is proof that character and authentic content will bring you many more followers than a reality show.
Yes, she was in Big Brother and also in a winning couple, and she maintained a well-publicized relationship full of drama, but what flew Danit to the top were a series of stories in which she simply made us all laugh as a predictor.
When she started going wild in the story without filters and showing us who she really is, the followers started coming, and with all due respect, yes - I really want to buy mascara from her, after all, she sells it in beads.
Daniel Amit
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It's true that Danielle was part of several coupon code storms, but in the end it's about a woman whose Instagram is full of recipes - and not just any recipes, but ones that make us drool and want to replace the tight jeans with sweatpants.
There is an unapologetic and especially refreshing corruption here in an Instagram world full of acai bowls and recipes for borax water without oil, fat or the will to live.
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Alita Ofek
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Alita Ofek
food blogger (@elitaofek11)
And speaking of food influencers, Elita also brings us, alongside the pasta coupon monkeys, countless recipes that not only make us drool but mainly make us believe that we too are capable of making sweet chili wings without frying or effort.
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At first it seems like it's an account that's all about glam and lifestyle, and there really are a lot of glitzy vacations, hot gym sessions and expensive clothes, but among all this glam there's also a single mother with a strong family behind her, and there are conversations about chapter 2 relationships, fertility treatments , abortions, friendships, relationships with the divorced, growing up and above all an open discourse without filters or apologies, neither for the good nor for the bad, and it's refreshing, and it reminds of another family that we can't stop watching.
Ronnie Shinkman
In the video: Roni Shinkman in a special questionnaire for Family Day (edited by Dafi Mekel)
The mother of 2 who has single-handedly become a relationship empire allows her followers to ask the questions they dare not ask anyone else.
There are conversations about relationships and red flags in relationships, difficult explanations about toxic relationships, an open and unfiltered discourse about sexuality and sex toys, conversations about body image, and also a series of singles events that are responsible for dozens if not hundreds of weddings - and some, some children.
Shani Feder
Those who don't know Shani might think that she is another fashion blogger who loves tank tops and heels, but the trendologist (the professional, one who studied the profession at FIT in New York) brings a different, professional and above all very interesting perspective to the world of fashion.
She talks about trends long before we start seeing them on the street, explains the history of fashion, the development of each trend and the correct way to examine clothes and style.
In between, she recommends to her followers what to wear and especially what to purchase in order to be ten steps ahead of everyone when it comes to style, it's not just that everything she posts becomes SOLD OUT in a few hours.
Adi Kiefer
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D.keeper (@adi_d.keeper)
Her last name is not really "Kiefer" but no one cares - Adi started as an influencer who sold a training program and healthy eating and gave lots of tips and recipes, but along the way she was mostly not afraid to reveal her life and the upheavals she went through, starting with moving houses and changes in her personal life, Through a lot of personal development she talked about openly and really allowed followers to see the process she was going through, a relationship where she talked about both the good and the bad, pregnancy and body image, eating disorders, childbirth and parenting along with all the difficulties.
Today she talks about dealing with being a new mother and mostly gives us all a glimpse into the life of someone who doesn't have everything completely clear or "right" for her, just like for all of us.
Keren Shaham
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Shaham made a career (or at least garnered tens of thousands of followers) precisely by being an anti-influencer, which is the best kind of influencer.
You know how we scroll through the feed and suddenly everything looks the same?
So Shaham makes wild and especially very accurate parodies of all those bloggers.
With gems like "eyebrows that look like an elephant farted on them" and countless jokes about straw products and wide-brimmed hats, she mostly makes us laugh, and occasionally also buy a swimsuit or concealer.
Nadir Eliyahu and Adi Ayish
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Nadir Eliyahu and Adi Aish are indeed men, but they are also our sisters.
The bloggers who are allergic to all female influencers and make parodies of them are rolling with laughter.
With a sharp sense of humor and the ability to black out everyone, including themselves, their skits include jabs at bloggers who live on film and tons of self-deprecating humor.
They both have hundreds of thousands of followers, and they do it so well that if they have to sell us perfume to finance the entertainment we consume, they should be allowed to do it without apology.
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