Inside Bec’s business! How AFL WAG Judd has ‘made $5,500 per sponsored post’ with lucrative paid partnerships, nabbed luxury global trips and soared to success with her activewear brand

Bec Judd has built a hugely successful career as a social media star, landing a slew of lucrative paid partnerships.

The wife of AFL star Chris Judd, 41, has collaborated with a range of top brands and launched her own activewear line during her rise.

Bec, who has amassed more than 750,000 Instagram followers, would receive about $5,500 per sponsored post, according to the newspaper. Herald Sun.

Her paid partnerships see her plug a range of products, brands and holiday destinations, while she has found success as a popular social media influencer.

Bec is an impressive ambassador for six top companies: The Skincare Company, Melbourne City Land Rover, Mermade, Chadstone and Gem teeth whitening.

Bec Judd has built a hugely successful career as a social media star, landing a slew of lucrative paid partnerships

Known for her taste in luxury designer goods, she memorably promoted designer candles worth a whopping $2,450 in December.

Bec shared a video on her Instagram account of herself wearing boxes of Diptyque products in a paid promotion.

In the footage, filmed at her home in Melbourne, she promoted thousands of dollars worth of fragrance waxes, including one $729 Advent Calendar, $340 set of 12 mini candles, and three conical candles worth $154 each.

Her huge haul also included a $96 room spray, a $223 carousel set, a $240 mimosa scented set and a single candle for a whopping $360.

‘Welcome to my Christmas. My favorite Diptyque scents are my favorite for gifting, decorating and entertaining. Shop the range at Mecca Beauty,” she wrote in the post.

The wife of AFL star Chris Judd, 41, has collaborated with a range of top brands, including promoting luxury candle brand Diptyque in a series of Instagram posts

As well as promoting big brands, Bec often jets off on luxury sponsored trips, giving insights into her enviable getaways on her social media.

Last month, she shared a photo of herself sitting in her luxury capsule on her Air Canada flight as she flew to Vancouver and then New York on a sponsored trip.

Rebecca joked that it was “good” to fly without her children Oscar, 12, Billie, nine, and twin sons Tom and Darcy, six, as she headed for her child-free travels.

Smiling for a selfie, she wrote, “I feel so lucky to be starting this journey with @aircanada. I’m flying to Vancouver for a short layover and on to New York.

‘There is no need to recheck bags. Unfortunately for me there isn’t time to get up the mountain for a Whistler ski, but definitely next time. Oh and how good is flying without children #ad.’

She later gave more insight into her trip to the Big Apple, sponsored by Luxury Escapes, as she shared a series of glamorous snaps.

Known for her taste in luxury designer goods, she memorably promoted Diptyque’s $2,450 designer candles in December.

Bec looked stunning in a shimmering red-orange backless dress with a hood as she soaked up the atmosphere of the Hyatt Grand Central New York.

She was also shown enjoying a luxurious buffet and later some Cosmopolitan cocktails with her friends at a luxury bar.

In September, she shared a gallery of bikini snaps and videos from her ultra-luxurious stay at Dubai’s famous Atlantis The Royal beach resort in a advertised post.

She had flown there with her husband Chris for his birthday and wrote in a post at the time: ‘Cloud 22 Dubai, you are breathtaking!

‘The epicenter and heart of @atlantistheroyal, Cloud 22, is a sky pool serving delicious food and drinks, perfectly blended tunes and breathtaking views of The Palm Jumeirah, the Dubai skyline and the Arabian Sea. #ad #Atlantistheroyal.”

Bec is an impressive ambassador for six top companies, including Chadstone, and regularly supports the fashion capital by attending their glitzy events

Her lucrative deals paid off as she was thrilled to see herself featured on a billboard in Times Square, New York last month in an ad for Mermade Hair.

Her lucrative deals paid off as she was thrilled to see herself featured on a billboard in Times Square, New York last month.

While visiting the city, she came across a large billboard at the iconic location with her ad for Mermade Hair, a landmark.

‘Super proud to be part of the launch of Mermade hair at Nordstrom! she captioned the post.

“PS – I couldn’t have lived without my blow dryer brush while I was away,” she added.

In addition to partnerships with other brands, Bec has also found great success running her own activewear brand Jaggad.

As well as promoting major brands, Bec often jets off on luxury sponsored trips, giving insights into her enviable getaways on her social media

In September, she shared a gallery of photos and videos from her ultra-luxurious stay at Dubai’s famous Atlantis The Royal beach resort in a advertised post.

She often models clothes from her popular range on her Instagram page, proving that she is her own best advertisement.

Led by Bec and Michelle Green, Jaggad was founded in 2013 with their husbands Chris Judd and Steven Green and has since grown into one of Australia’s trendiest athleisure brands.

Last May, Bec told the Herald Sun that she is ‘loved’ to see the success of her label after years of hard work.

“It’s a really local Melbourne brand and I love seeing people all over Melbourne wearing it,” she said.

“It’s not easy, but ten years later it’s good, it’s really good.”

In addition to partnerships with other brands, Bec has also found success running her own activewear brand, Jaggad

“The brand essence of Jaggad is the unstoppable woman and in order to not stop we have to embrace the imperfection,” she added.

The versatile WAG is not only a social media influencer, but has also worked as a television host and successful radio personality.

She also published a book on motherhood titled The Baby Bible, as she has proven her many talents throughout her career.

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