[BrianL99]

The world really is becoming a crazy place.


Paige Spiranac’s social media posts earn more than Scottie Scheffler’s


"Spiranac averages around $8,477 to $12,716 per post when using a standard influencer calculation method, which factors in engagement rate per post, extras for the type of post, and additional considerations, culminating in the total rate. On the other hand, Scottie Scheffler, a notable figure in the PGA Golf tour and holding the highest Instagram follower count among his peers on the list with 625,622 followers, only garners an average of $2,000 to $3,000 per post using the same calculation method making Spiranac’s cost per post approximately four times more expensive."

[Shipping up to Boston]

Originally Posted by BrianL99

The world really is becoming a crazy place.


Paige Spiranac’s social media posts earn more than Scottie Scheffler’s


"Spiranac averages around $8,477 to $12,716 per post when using a standard influencer calculation method, which factors in engagement rate per post, extras for the type of post, and additional considerations, culminating in the total rate. On the other hand, Scottie Scheffler, a notable figure in the PGA Golf tour and holding the highest Instagram follower count among his peers on the list with 625,622 followers, only garners an average of $2,000 to $3,000 per post using the same calculation method making Spiranac’s cost per post approximately four times more expensive."

I like watching him golf but I mean, as far as curb appeal....

[BigDawgInLakeDenham]

And.......Still not any reason to watch golf

[OrangeBlossomBaby]

Originally Posted by BrianL99

The world really is becoming a crazy place.


Paige Spiranac’s social media posts earn more than Scottie Scheffler’s


"Spiranac averages around $8,477 to $12,716 per post when using a standard influencer calculation method, which factors in engagement rate per post, extras for the type of post, and additional considerations, culminating in the total rate. On the other hand, Scottie Scheffler, a notable figure in the PGA Golf tour and holding the highest Instagram follower count among his peers on the list with 625,622 followers, only garners an average of $2,000 to $3,000 per post using the same calculation method making Spiranac’s cost per post approximately four times more expensive."

So the only possible reason her posts get the hits is because she's attractive and he's a shlub? It isn't possible that her posts are more interesting and entertaining than his?

I don't know either of them but - most civilized people really DO look at the pages for the quality of the content, not the wrapping around the presentation.

[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby

So the only possible reason her posts get the hits is because she's attractive and he's a shlub? It isn't possible that her posts are more interesting and entertaining than his?

I don't know either of them but - most civilized people really DO look at the pages for the quality of the content, not the wrapping around the presentation.

Not more interesting! But, more entertaining? Entertainment means different things to different people!

[Two Bills]

But who earns the most playing golf? Boobs or no Boobs!

[Shipping up to Boston]

Originally Posted by Two Bills

But who earns the most playing golf? Boobs or no Boobs!

I think the OP point was popularity in general as it relates to their competing SM posts. No doubt the PGA/LIV Tours trounce their female colleagues in the LPGA.

[rustyp]

Originally Posted by BrianL99

The world really is becoming a crazy place.


Paige Spiranac’s social media posts earn more than Scottie Scheffler’s


"Spiranac averages around $8,477 to $12,716 per post when using a standard influencer calculation method, which factors in engagement rate per post, extras for the type of post, and additional considerations, culminating in the total rate. On the other hand, Scottie Scheffler, a notable figure in the PGA Golf tour and holding the highest Instagram follower count among his peers on the list with 625,622 followers, only garners an average of $2,000 to $3,000 per post using the same calculation method making Spiranac’s cost per post approximately four times more expensive."

Perhaps one variable in the equation is per Golf Austrailia's article:

"SCOTTIE SCHEFFLER AND THE TRIUMPH OF THE MOST BORING MAN ALIVE
He can't buy a personality at a Walmart."

[mike234]

Originally Posted by Shipping up to Boston

I think the OP point was popularity in general as it relates to their competing SM posts. No doubt the PGA/LIV Tours trounce their female colleagues in the LPGA.

yup...you want to watch the LPGA....try the golf channel at 11pm....I have zero interest in watching women's golf, dominated by asians.
the American golfers have to get better, because you tour, and your livelihood depends on it ....the ladies have to go to Asia for 3-4 events, why? no sponsors. no sponsors means no tournament

[mike234]

Originally Posted by Two Bills

But who earns the most playing golf? Boobs or no Boobs!

look at the ads on this site....big chested women. and look the other ads, look news reporters, weather reporters, car commercials, it is all big chested women........ya. that is what is going on...

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by Shipping up to Boston

I think the OP point was popularity in general as it relates to their competing SM posts. No doubt the PGA/LIV Tours trounce their female colleagues in the LPGA.

Nah, just another click bait thread.

[LeRoySmith]

Id much rather watch women's beach volleyball than PGA

[mike234]

Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby

So the only possible reason her posts get the hits is because she's attractive and he's a shlub? It isn't possible that her posts are more interesting and entertaining than his?

I don't know either of them but - most civilized people really DO look at the pages for the quality of the content, not the wrapping around the presentation.

you dont know either of them, but you called him a SHLUB? I had to look that up....is there something wrong with you making a derogatory accusation like that?

[blueash]

Originally Posted by BrianL99

The world really is becoming a crazy place.


Paige Spiranac’s social media posts earn more than Scottie Scheffler’s


"Spiranac averages around $8,477 to $12,716 per post when using a standard influencer calculation method, which factors in engagement rate per post, extras for the type of post, and additional considerations, culminating in the total rate. On the other hand, Scottie Scheffler, a notable figure in the PGA Golf tour and holding the highest Instagram follower count among his peers on the list with 625,622 followers, only garners an average of $2,000 to $3,000 per post using the same calculation method making Spiranac’s cost per post approximately four times more expensive."

Meaningless data without knowing how many posts each person makes. Neither the link, nor the follow up link to a betting site where the original info is given tell you. If Paige posts once a month and Scott posts once a day then he is making much more total income by posting even at a lower rate per post. Unlikely but it makes the math point clear.

Either way, Paige is a more successful media figure than a golfer and Scott is the opposite.

Who is the highest paid college athlete who doesn't have a famous father. You might not even know her. Livvy Dunne, an LSU gymnast

[Dusty_Star]

Originally Posted by BrianL99

The world really is becoming a crazy place.

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The advertising world is still in chaos, due to the meltdown of traditional media outlets, caused mostly by the internet, ad execs are looking for ways to spend their ad dollars (magazines used to soak up a lot of money, television even more, & so on). They are chasing after clicks with abandon. I expect it will settle down when they either realize it is working (bringing in more sales) or not. Or perhaps they will gain sophistication & figure out what works & what doesn't. Right now, the content suppliers & monitors who count the 'standard influencer calculation method...' have the upper hand. But some of the earlier comments have it right, one is more entertaining than the other, hence more clicks.