What these celebrities charge for each post on Instagram Ups

Social networks went from being a space for virtual coexistence to a lucrative business in which the most famous have benefited by charging large sums of money for publishing sponsored content.

So today we reveal what some of the celebrities have come to charge for a post on Instagram .

Cristiano Ronaldo

The Portuguese soccer player is a worldwide celebrity, who is not only successful on the courts, but also in business, because he is like King Midas, everything he touches turns into gold.

The player, who is now part of the Manchester United team, is the richest on Instagram, charging $1.6 million for a publication, unseating Dwayne Johnson La Roca, who was the highest-paid celebrity on social networks.

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As high as this amount may seem, there are brands that are willing to pay it, such as a hair transplant clinic in Spain or the hair product firm Clair Hair, because they know the impact that this publication will have being recommended by Cristiano himself, who has 295, 984 thousand 958 followers.

Dwayne Johnson

The Rock received 1 million 15 thousand dollars for uploading a sponsored post, an amount revealed by Hopper HQ, Instagram's programming tool, which estimated the cost of the publication taking into account the number of Dwayne's followers, the impact it has , interaction and its relevance as a media figure.

And it is that, as is known, these types of negotiations are done in absolute discretion, to protect the interests of those involved, that is, the brand and the celebrity in question.

Currently, it is already quoted more, reaching 1 million 523 thousand dollars per paid publication. A second place that many of us would like.

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Ariana Grande

Currently the woman who is best quoted on social networks is Ariana Grande. According to Hopper HQ, the newlywed singer receives a million and a half per post on her Instagram account, reaching more than 240 million 213 thousand 263 followers. A business that many brands have seen very lucrative due to the impact that the interpreter of “7 rings” has on social networks, especially among the youngest, who are the ones who follow her and are always aware of what she does and shares. like when he shared images of his marriage bond with Dalton Gomez, photos that in a few hours got more than 25 million "likes", a record that has remained for history.

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Kylie Jenner

Of all the members of the Kardashian-Jenner clan, the one who has best known how to take advantage of her popularity on social networks is the youngest of the family. Kylie, who has used her profiles to share everything from her private life to the businesses she has undertaken, such as her famous makeup line. Despite this, the money does not seem to be enough for her because she wants more and more, to the point of selling a post on Instagram for 986 thousand dollars, as it is suggested she charged when she posted an image in which she appears dressed in Prada clothes, to make part of the Italian firm's collection known. But that is just one case, she does it very often with whoever reaches the price.

Currently, the reality star has 275 billion followers.

Selena Gomez

In fifth place, unseating Kim Kardashian, who occupies the sixth place in the ranking, is Selena Gomez. The former Disney Channel personality with 233,494,368 million followers on Instagram and counting, takes a modest amount of $1,468,000 into her bank account when she decides to sponsor a brand or service.

In addition to her own content, such as promoting her cosmetics line or her projects in music, acting, and hosting, Selena gives herself the space to share sponsored content, as she recently did, by promoting a line of ice cream

In the past, she became famous for having made an alliance with Puma and Coach, by lending her social networks to promote both the sports brand, as well as the clothing and accessories firm.