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“It has potential.
Tully is warm, engaging and entertaining BUT we get it, you hate the term ‘Influencer’!
If you don’t want to appear vapid, it’s time to not sound it. Tully has a lot to offer. I can not feel sorry for a person that describes attending free events as a long day of work. I want to understand, that’s why I’m listening!
Please peel back the layers of your ‘job’ and stop trying to convince us ‘it’s harder than it looks’ tell us how.
I’m hopeful that Tully will be allowed to grow in this role and the podcast will have more substance that what I have heard so far.
I’m hanging in there despite the sometimes cringeworthy moments. Has loads of potential”
NaeOz via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
11/13/19
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“After listening to the interview with Sophie Cachia, I can’t help but be left feeling rubbed up the wrong way. Tully mentions that at times when she has been ‘dirt poor’ she’s asked her manager to book her anything for her to advertise in her feed. I feel as an influencer with a strong young...”Read full review »
suziesuze123 via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
09/06/19
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“I’m really not sure what the point of this podcast is other than to call out for free stuff. I had to turn the Elle episode off. Didn’t she grow up on the Central Coast? Why does she sound like Prue and Trude from Kath & Kim?”
carlsbb1234 via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
09/18/19
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