I have followers but how can I make money?

I have recently gained a bunch of followers on Instagram and am now at 7k. What do I do from now to try and earn money or get PR packages?? ☺️

(A lot of my followers are men though as I have a larger bust lol)

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Agreeable_Elk4529•22 days ago•1

Don’t chase PR packages yet but build a clear niche, make your audience trust your content then pitch small brands with your insights and engagement stats.

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the_kaaat•21 days ago•1

If half of your followers are content creators like you, you have zero followers

Sunflow_becca•22 days ago•1

check instas monetization requirements and do advertising

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