Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Jen should cut her hair. An angled, messy, long bob that hits just above her shoulders. Then she should color it chestnut and heavy highlight it to give her that pop of blonde she apparently can't live without.
Her corn eaters would just die at this dramatic change. I don't think she's every had shorter hair, at least not that I remember and it would get rid of those awful ends.
If she could wait until her hair was actually in good shape to roll out the miracle conditioner or hair vitamins that make her look like someone you'd actually take haircare product recommendtions from, she'd be golden.
Adding to the list:
1. Take a month off. No social media. Decide who you are and who your audience is. Come back and apologize to your "community" and commit yourself to creating content that serves their needs. Try to act humble.
2. Pursue brand partnerships that reflect who you are and who you want to appeal to. People buy things from influencers all the freaking time. Just make it make sense. We're all in cbd gummy vagina lube fast fashion whiplash.
3. Shill in pictures v. videos. You are terrible on camera. You are a gum popping, hair flipping, finger snapping train wreck. If you want to do video, get some training or better yet, watch Joanna gaines. I know that probably stings. Sorry hun.
4. Learn some interview skills. If the podcast is about someone else quit making it about you. It's gross. Also if you're going to broadcast said podcast on YouTube, stop touching your damn face and hair. Practice keeping your fingers off yourself for an hour. You can do it.
5. Fire "your team." Get a new team and then don't talk about having a team. It's obnoxious AF.
6. Dump Tyler. Today, now. You don't need a man but if you want a man, you deserve one that treats you well. His obvious disdain for you makes me hurt for you.
All of this makes total sense but Jen will never so that or auto correct. She's too proud and stubborn and worships public affirmation and money too much to do a real reset.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Jen should cut her hair. An angled, messy, long bob that hits just above her shoulders. Then she should color it chestnut and heavy highlight it to give her that pop of blonde she apparently can't live without.
Her corn eaters would just die at this dramatic change. I don't think she's every had shorter hair, at least not that I remember and it would get rid of those awful ends.
If she could wait until her hair was actually in good shape to roll out the miracle conditioner or hair vitamins that make her look like someone you'd actually take haircare product recommendtions from, she'd be golden.
Adding to the list:
1. Take a month off. No social media. Decide who you are and who your audience is. Come back and apologize to your "community" and commit yourself to creating content that serves their needs. Try to act humble.
2. Pursue brand partnerships that reflect who you are and who you want to appeal to. People buy things from influencers all the freaking time. Just make it make sense. We're all in cbd gummy vagina lube fast fashion whiplash.
3. Shill in pictures v. videos. You are terrible on camera. You are a gum popping, hair flipping, finger snapping train wreck. If you want to do video, get some training or better yet, watch Joanna gaines. I know that probably stings. Sorry hun.
4. Learn some interview skills. If the podcast is about someone else quit making it about you. It's gross. Also if you're going to broadcast said podcast on YouTube, stop touching your damn face and hair. Practice keeping your fingers off yourself for an hour. You can do it.
5. Fire "your team." Get a new team and then don't talk about having a team. It's obnoxious AF.
6. Dump Tyler. Today, now. You don't need a man but if you want a man, you deserve one that treats you well. His obvious disdain for you makes me hurt for you.
Anonymous wrote:Jen should cut her hair. An angled, messy, long bob that hits just above her shoulders. Then she should color it chestnut and heavy highlight it to give her that pop of blonde she apparently can't live without.
Her corn eaters would just die at this dramatic change. I don't think she's every had shorter hair, at least not that I remember and it would get rid of those awful ends.
If she could wait until her hair was actually in good shape to roll out the miracle conditioner or hair vitamins that make her look like someone you'd actually take haircare product recommendtions from, she'd be golden.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Lets see how long this one stays up.
Comment from mamabear_miche on the easy spirit shoes:
I really love fun loving post-divorce Jen. Have always loved writer Jen. Cannot stand shill Jen.
Surprised her 'team' hasn't deleted that one
Honestly, I follow a ton of actual influencers on IG. I buy the random sh!t they sell me- home decor, clothes, etc. But... they are GOOD at it. They are cohesive. They follow some kind of branding that I like. Jen sells ugly clothes and weird shoes and occasionally some other random thing I don't want. Either be an influencer and be good at it or do something else.
Tyler Merritt is an actor, musician, comedian, and activist behind The Tyler Merritt Project. Raised in Las Vegas he has always had a passion for bringing laughter, grace, and love into any community that he is able to be a part of.
I thought she was usually speedy in deleting anyone who dared speak against her and blocking them
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Tyler & Jen are appearing with Danielle Walker of Against All Grain in Denver on 9/21. Tickets start at $5.
Guess they're prolonging the agony until then. What. A. Joke.
Also further proof she should fire her media “team” if these are the bookings they are getting for her.
Anonymous wrote:Lets see how long this one stays up.
Comment from mamabear_miche on the easy spirit shoes:
I really love fun loving post-divorce Jen. Have always loved writer Jen. Cannot stand shill Jen.
Surprised her 'team' hasn't deleted that one