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Ingrid Nilsen: Why I quit influencing
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After years of posting their lives publicly, what happens to influencers who are ready to get out of the game? When *you* are the product, what job do you move on to next? Do you put “influencer” on a resume? Stay Tuned spoke to a few former creators, Ingrid Nilsen and Lee Tilghman, about what led to their social media retirement, and what they’re doing now.May 26, 2023
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