Price for ad

[SomeOnet]

If you're a guy, would you like a real Rolex for $2,500-$5,000; or a look-alike (only a real jeweler would know the difference) and pay $450?

That is how the brands look at original content vs borrowed content.

We do not talk about things, but talk about advertising, what a difference any content, if it does not violate the rules, etc. And the returns are the same, I do not argue with you, I just want to say that the brands looking at the wrapper, not the result are very stupid

I sure as hell would never accept $10 for a "test" post on that kind of engagement, lol. We all know that if the posts does well and it converts, they'll come back regardless of how much they paid. And if it didn't, they won't unless the next posts are extremely affordable.

I agree with the others that $20-40 is fair, depending on how long you you keep the post up. For 24 hours, definitely charge 35-40$

sure, thank you for your answer

 

[Dimply]

I do not have such a big account these are the prices I had for 10-15 k

It depends on your niche. With very general, or saturated, or niches with large international followings, your prices go down. A 15k account with mostly followings from Tier 1 countries can charge just as much as a 500k account with mostly international followers.

 

[Katte]

It depends on your niche. With very general, or saturated, or niches with large international followings, your prices go down. A 15k account with mostly followings from Tier 1 countries can charge just as much as a 500k account with mostly international followers.

which countries would you define as Tier 1?

 

[SomeOnet]

which countries would you define as Tier 1?

USA