The agency, Talent Wise Management, takes their clients away on two bonding sessions a year, where they discuss the good and bad, share ideas and film fresh content.
Davies also puts on twice yearly events, called the Housewise Socials, involving about 100 content creators being invited to network with well-known brands and pitch what they do.
“You’re getting them off direct messages, you’re seeing the whites of their eyes, it’s excitement, and you’re actually coming out of this very isolating world,” she said.
Davies, who used to work in home decor design and development, said being an influencer was a “dream job” as it provided both flexibility and rewards.
“It’s a real skill set creating content, it really it is,” she said. “It’s something that people really enjoy to consume now.”