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The women launched the agency from Kirsten’s living room in February 2020. About 50% of their work is focused on social media for brands, while the other half is about managing influencers. <\/p>\n
They now have 20 influencers on their books – from models to content creators – and last year doubled their turnover to \u00a31m. <\/p>\n
Among their clients is Glasgow-based Abbie Blyth, an influencer whose clothing brand, BLY, fell victim to an online scammer. <\/p>\n
The business was only saved when Amy and Kirsten, 31, agreed to invest in it,” she said. <\/p>\n
“I had literally said to my mum and dad a couple of days before that \u2018that\u2019s it, we\u2019re done, and I just want everyone to appreciate that and don\u2019t speak to me about it, I\u2019m settled on my decision that BLY is over’,” Abbie said. <\/p>\n
“I never ever thought the girls would do that. It never crossed my mind that anyone would do that. I would probably say that was my happiest moment last year.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n