Mid-tier influencers might spend more time making invoices than you realize.

Mid-tier influencers might spend more time making invoices than you realize. That’s right, being a full-time influencer isn’t as glamorous as the filtered photos make it seem. Since influencer support companies take as much as 50% of an influencer’s earnings, many choose to do the administrative drudgery themselves. Take Meghan Young, who has 185,000 followers and spends much of her time pitching, haggling, and invoicing clients in order to sustain her annual income of roughly $50,000-$100,000. (Bloomberg)