Bianca Goldleaf announced a “major brand collab” on Instagram, only to reveal it was with herself–specifically, her Etsy shop selling handmade motivational coasters.
The Reveal
“I wanted to highlight a small, woman-owned biz,” she said. “It’s me. I am the biz.”
Influence Metrics
With 34 likes and two fire emojis from her mom, Bianca called the campaign “a vibe shift.”
Public Reaction
One follower commented, “Slay, capitalism queen.” Another asked if she could get a refund on a coaster that read “You Are Enough, Probably.”
Conclusion
Bianca now teaches a course called *Influencing Yourself to Greatness.* Enrollment: currently one (also her).
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