how is Purple speedy making millions

 26yrs old


Purple speedy is a multi millionaire from TikTok but TikTok isn’t monetized yet in Nigeria 

How does she make her money???


Purple Speedy, a 26-year-old TikTok sensation, has taken the internet by storm.  But here's the twist: TikTok isn't monetized in Nigeria yet!  So how does she make her millions? 


Well, this queen of content knows how to turn her platform into a money-making machine.  She's a master of brand partnerships, leveraging her massive following to promote products and services.  


Here's how she does it:


Brand Endorsements: Purple Speedy collaborates with brands, creating fun and engaging content that showcases their products.  She gets paid for these endorsements, turning her passion into profit.

Sponsored Content: She creates sponsored videos, reviews, and social media posts for brands, promoting their products or services to her loyal audience. 

Brand Ambassadorship: She represents brands long-term, consistently promoting their products or services across her social media platforms.  

Affiliate Marketing: She promotes products and services, earning a commission on sales generated through her unique referral links. 


In just five years, Purple Speedy has built a stunning net worth of $500,000.  She's a shining example of how to turn your passion into a successful business, proving that creativity and hustle can lead to incredible success.  


Moral lesson: while some girls are hustling hard, some actresses are busy spreading their legs in politician rooms wider than river Niger 

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