Offers from IsabelGraham
Whose Group, and How Many?
Whose group, and how many? Neither question is answered anywhere in this listing. It offers a pinned post in an active Facebook group. The number shown beside it — 20 — is my personal Facebook following, not the membership of any group. Those are entirely different figures and the second one is the only one that would matter here. A pinned post also requires admin rights. If I am not an administrator of the group in question, nobody can pin anything, and that is not something the listing establishes either. So before booking, ask me which group, how many members it has, and whether I can pin. What I can tell you now is what I would put in the post: I am a makeup artist in Umuahia and any product I write about will be one I have used, with the technique attached. Send the product and ask the three questions first.
A Group Post, Details Missing
A group post, details missing — the same gap as the pinned one, and it matters as much. This offer is a post in a Facebook group. Which group is not stated, how many people are in it is not stated, and the 20 beside my name is my own Facebook following rather than the group's. Ask all three before agreeing anything. What I can promise is the content: I am a makeup artist in Umuahia and a post from me covers a product used properly with the technique explained, not a photograph with a caption. Send the product and which shade to use.
A Draw in a Group Nobody Named
A draw in a group nobody named — the third listing with the same missing information. Which Facebook group? How many members? Neither appears anywhere, and the 20 on this offer is my personal following rather than a group's size. For a giveaway that gap is worse than for a post, because the whole value of a group draw is the number of people who can enter. So the honest answer is that I cannot tell you what this would reach until you ask me which group is meant and I confirm what access I have to it. What I can commit to is the running of it: rules stated plainly, a closing date kept, a public draw and the winner checked before anything ships. And the prize should be a cosmetic, because makeup is what I do. Send the prize and ask about the group first.
A Live Inside a Group Unnamed
Inside which group? Nobody has said, and this is the fourth listing on this profile missing the same thing. Which Facebook group is this in? How many people are in it? Can I even host a live there, which requires membership at minimum and usually more than that? None of it appears anywhere, and the 20 on the listing is my own following rather than any group's size. I am not going to guess at answers on a marketplace listing. Ask before booking and I will tell you exactly what access I have. What the live would be, assuming the answers work: makeup applied on camera with your product in the routine, questions taken as they come, in a room where people can type back. That is a good format for a cosmetic because the questions are always practical. Send the product and the three questions about the group, in that order.
A Poll Returns Something
A poll returns something, which makes this the most honest offer on the profile. The group problem has not gone away — which group, how many members, what access I have. Ask all three. But a poll is different from a post in one useful way: it produces an answer rather than an impression. Even in a small group, twenty replies to a question about shade preference, price expectation or which of two products people would pick is data you did not have. That is worth something regardless of how many people are in the room, and it does not depend on reach in the way a post does. So if you want to know what Nigerian women in one town think about a product before you commit to anything larger, this is a cheap way to ask. Send the question you want put, and the three questions about the group first.
Mentioned to Members, Number Unknown
Mentioned to members, number unknown — the sixth listing on this profile with the same hole in it. A member shoutout means naming your brand to a Facebook group, and nowhere does it say which group or how many people are in it. The 20 attached is my own following. Ask both questions and I will answer them properly. What I can promise regardless of the answers is that any product I name will be one I have used, because I am a makeup artist and my own face is the test.