How much the Love Island 2019 contestants could now earn on Instagram
While the Love Island 2019 contestants claim to go into the villa looking for love, one of the ~minor~ side effects of their time on the show seems to be a major increase in Instagram followers. So much so, in fact, that many of them don't return to their jobs from before their time in the villa, instead continuing their careers fuelled by #ads and #spons.
According to new data from digital marketing experts, Rise at Seven, social media influencers are paid on average £0.0033 for every follower they have per post. While this might not sound like a lot, it really adds up when you're considering how many followers the Love Island contestants have - and how many sponsored posts they'll potentially be approached about.
Influencers with 30,000 - 500,000 followers can anything up to £405 per post on Instagram according to the study, while those with over 500K followers could be pocketing around £1667.67.
A post shared by MOLLY-MAE (@mollymaehague) on Jul 17, 2019 at 11:09am PDT
As for the Love Island lot? Here's a prediction of what they could make (Numbers correct at the time of writing)
Molly-Mae Hague, 3,161,221 followers - could earn £7,211.73 per post
Tommy Fury, 1,827,963 followers - could earn £6,096.87 per post
Amber Rose Gill, 1,389,963 followers - could earn £4,633.87 per post
Maura Higgins, 1,137,580 followers - could earn £3,794.21 per post
Curtis Pritchard - 1,063,798 followers - could earn £3,548.12 per post
Anna Vakili, 985,641 followers - could earn £3,287.44 per post
Michael Griffiths, 961,185 followers - could earn £3,205.87 per post
Anton Danyluk, 854,976 followers - could earn £2,851.63 per post
Ovie Soko, 807,513 followers - could earn £2,693.33 per post
Jordan Hames, 420,228 followers - could earn £1,401.60 per post
Belle Hassan, 337,993 followers - could earn £1,127.32 per post
India Reynolds, 328,477 followers - could earn £1,095.58 per post
Greg O'Shea, 150,347 followers - could earn £501.46 per post
A post shared by 🧿 Anna Vakili (@annavakili_) on Jul 19, 2019 at 9:40am PDT
Wow. £7k per post for Molly-Mae? £6k for Tommy Fury? That's enough followers to officially make these guys celebrities.
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