- Joined
- Jan 15, 2017
POV: you are a potential customer of Jude’s. You decide to check out her business’s Threads account, thinking that you can peek at her portfolio or see behind the scenes action. Maybe spot a secret sale?
Instead you get a “business” account that’s sometimes this:
But mostly talk of personal matters such as:
Hobby talk (featuring how she got into knitting in the first place)
Political commentary (beyond what a small business would disclose such as tariffs affecting supplies or pricing, neither of which directly impact Judy’s side business)
Ranting about Zelle scammers, AI, and constructive criticism
Vanity
Life blogging
Relationship talk
Am Baby
Seeing all this and more, would you be interested in consulting for a photoshoot with Jude? No? Don’t blame you.
Besides how creepy she often comes across to potential clients and how pitiful her actual photography is, she comes across as someone just blogging about her life than making a “business” under the name. Nothing about Jude or DivineBrujeria comes across as a legitimate business. The biggest issue with her “business” is Jude herself.
Instead you get a “business” account that’s sometimes this:
But mostly talk of personal matters such as:
Hobby talk (featuring how she got into knitting in the first place)
Political commentary (beyond what a small business would disclose such as tariffs affecting supplies or pricing, neither of which directly impact Judy’s side business)
Ranting about Zelle scammers, AI, and constructive criticism
Vanity
Life blogging
Relationship talk
Am Baby
Seeing all this and more, would you be interested in consulting for a photoshoot with Jude? No? Don’t blame you.
Besides how creepy she often comes across to potential clients and how pitiful her actual photography is, she comes across as someone just blogging about her life than making a “business” under the name. Nothing about Jude or DivineBrujeria comes across as a legitimate business. The biggest issue with her “business” is Jude herself.
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