The narrative of Bhavya Monga, a Delhi-based Influencer who inspired a new social media movement.
With influencer marketing expanding at an unprecedented rate, traditional 9-to-5 jobs are no longer the only professional option for young people. As we can see everywhere, Instagram content creators collaborate with some of the nation's largest brands and are now an integral component of their marketing strategies. In this already congested market, however, a pioneering movement has been initiated by a single creator.
Popular content creator Bhavya Monga, who is 26 years old and hails from New Delhi, India. Since she was in college, Bhavya has been a passionate photographer and digital marketer, even though she has a degree in engineering. She made the decision to devote more time to creating fashion content once she realised that her posts were becoming increasingly popular on Instagram. Soon after, marketers began approaching her, and she decided to leave her job in order to become a content creator on a full-time basis.
Bhavya has more than 3,250,000 followers on Instagram, where she posts content related to fashion, beauty, lifestyle, travel, and relatable genZ topics for her audience. She has been an Instagram creator since 2018. She has worked with a number of the most successful companies and events in the nation, such as Flipkart, Amazon, Myntra, L'Oreal, Maybelline, OPPO, Samsung, Philips, Hyundai, and a great many more.
But despite her success, she knew from the beginning that she wanted to contribute to the betterment of society. Having previously worked for a non-governmental organisation in India, during which time she travelled throughout the country to learn the uplifting stories of children in need, she has always wanted to do something to help young girls in need, particularly in the areas of education, healthcare, protection, and skills.
So, Bhavya has made the pioneering decision to support the education of one girl kid for each and every brand campaign that she secures. This may be a first for the business as well as for the country. She investigated a number of different possibilities before settling on the idea of working with a variety of nongovernmental organisations (NGOs) that focus on girl's issues in different regions. Beginning with the cause of girl education, she has already begun funding a full year of education for girls through the outreach programmes of Plan India and Nanhi Kali NGO. She has provided updates, images, and progress reports of the same on her Instagram account. Her long-term goal is to visit the orphanages where the girls she supports once every three months and share her experiences in the hopes of inspiring other people to get involved in volunteer work of this kind.
Bhavya has high expectations that this will become a movement that spreads throughout the business, and that more and more influential people would participate and do their part to help society. In a sector that is mostly driven by metrics, the number of followers one has, and revenue, we are certain that Bhavya will motivate more young people to take action.
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Popular content creator Bhavya Monga, who is 26 years old and hails from New Delhi, India. Since she was in college, Bhavya has been a passionate photographer and digital marketer, even though she has a degree in engineering. She made the decision to devote more time to creating fashion content once she realised that her posts were becoming increasingly popular on Instagram. Soon after, marketers began approaching her, and she decided to leave her job in order to become a content creator on a full-time basis.
Bhavya has more than 3,250,000 followers on Instagram, where she posts content related to fashion, beauty, lifestyle, travel, and relatable genZ topics for her audience. She has been an Instagram creator since 2018. She has worked with a number of the most successful companies and events in the nation, such as Flipkart, Amazon, Myntra, L'Oreal, Maybelline, OPPO, Samsung, Philips, Hyundai, and a great many more.
But despite her success, she knew from the beginning that she wanted to contribute to the betterment of society. Having previously worked for a non-governmental organisation in India, during which time she travelled throughout the country to learn the uplifting stories of children in need, she has always wanted to do something to help young girls in need, particularly in the areas of education, healthcare, protection, and skills.
So, Bhavya has made the pioneering decision to support the education of one girl kid for each and every brand campaign that she secures. This may be a first for the business as well as for the country. She investigated a number of different possibilities before settling on the idea of working with a variety of nongovernmental organisations (NGOs) that focus on girl's issues in different regions. Beginning with the cause of girl education, she has already begun funding a full year of education for girls through the outreach programmes of Plan India and Nanhi Kali NGO. She has provided updates, images, and progress reports of the same on her Instagram account. Her long-term goal is to visit the orphanages where the girls she supports once every three months and share her experiences in the hopes of inspiring other people to get involved in volunteer work of this kind.
Bhavya has high expectations that this will become a movement that spreads throughout the business, and that more and more influential people would participate and do their part to help society. In a sector that is mostly driven by metrics, the number of followers one has, and revenue, we are certain that Bhavya will motivate more young people to take action.
Links:
Instagram: www.instagram.com/iambhavyamonga
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