Reddit has always been one of my go-to spots for real reviews, there's a reason you can't trust Reddit reviews anymore without taking a closer look. Link building companies have expanded from placing links, to planting fake Reddit reviews they pay people to place.
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When you read a review of anything on this blog, even when I’ve been paid to write it, I can assure you it will always be an honest review. Things don’t always go according to plan, and when things inadvertently go a little awry, I find it’s best just to write the truth instead of rehashing some regular review you can find all over the web. But that means it’s not always a five-star glowing review and if my son is involved, then there’s a 50/50 chance an item gets destroyed/goes missing/causes an immediate meltdown, etc. Things Don’t Always Go…
Back in the day, influencer positions mostly belonged to actual celebrities like movie stars and famous models. Thanks to social media, the new influencers on the block are regular people that like to post their stuff online, like me. I fell into the influencer niche because I’m a sucker for free samples. Like honestly, if you are giving it away, I’ll try it. I love trying new things. I’m also the person hoarding those little bottles of shampoo and shower caps from hotel rooms just because they’re free for the taking. When I started blogging, it was from a very…