yeah i mean i had a good time overall obviously i've been posting about the trip on my newly formed personal page which actually that leads us quite nicely into that topic then i guess so before was it right before we went away we did the the dual pages wasn't it we created our own pages so tia and i created nikita underscore ginger and spice and tia underscore ginger and spice on instagram on instagram only that's not on tiktok um some people were a little bit like oh my god like what's happening to gnet like you're going your separate ways and we were like okay i don't think we made this
clear
because in our heads we're like it was obvious but i don't think we made that clear to other people that it was just a case of we have so much going on book wise that fitting the and it's something we've wanted to do for a while is get a little bit more personal content out there more stuff that we're just doing on our own rather than the things that we're doing together all the time but fitting that onto gns was really fucking difficult Like, because we just had so much.
And then obviously we added in Signed, Sealed and Spicey.
And it was like, we are, so we've got the podcast page.
Yeah, we are literally everywhere.
We are
literally everywhere.
So
we've got the podcast page.
We've obviously got Signed, Sealed and Spicey now.
And obviously we've got GNS.
And we were like, if you add in collaborations with both of those, and then obviously the posting that we do just on GNS only, no other collaboration.
Like, that's just so much content.
And there just, there was no room to physically, we'd have literally have to have been posting on JNS like four or five times a day.
Yeah, for sure.
And then it
was sort
of like, it would have
been carnage and videos have been competing against each other.
And that really helped to get like followers and stuff in.
That did work.
But that is not maintainable at all.
So splitting everything out seemed like the best decision.
yeah i mean i had a good time overall obviously i've been posting about the trip on my newly formed personal page which actually that leads us quite nicely into that topic then i guess so before was it right before we went away we did the the dual pages wasn't it we created our own pages so tia and i created nikita underscore ginger and spice and tia underscore ginger and spice on instagram on instagram only that's not on tiktok um some people were a little bit like oh my god like what's happening to gnet like you're going your separate ways and we were like okay i don't think we made this
clear
because in our heads we're like it was obvious but i don't think we made that clear to other people that it was just a case of we have so much going on book wise that fitting the and it's something we've wanted to do for a while is get a little bit more personal content out there more stuff that we're just doing on our own rather than the things that we're doing together all the time but fitting that onto gns was really fucking difficult Like, because we just had so much.
And then obviously we added in Signed, Sealed and Spicey.
And it was like, we are, so we've got the podcast page.
Yeah, we are literally everywhere.
We are
literally everywhere.
So
we've got the podcast page.
We've obviously got Signed, Sealed and Spicey now.
And obviously we've got GNS.
And we were like, if you add in collaborations with both of those, and then obviously the posting that we do just on GNS only, no other collaboration.
Like, that's just so much content.
And there just, there was no room to physically, we'd have literally have to have been posting on JNS like four or five times a day.
Yeah, for sure.
And then it
was sort
of like, it would have
been carnage and videos have been competing against each other.
And that really helped to get like followers and stuff in.
That did work.
But that is not maintainable at all.
So splitting everything out seemed like the best decision.
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