Big Ed Brown’s 90 Day Fiance: Happily Ever After? appears to be leaving reality television to focus on his career as a real estate agent, but his the latest promotional video is not receiving positive feedback. Big Ed was last seen on the show with Liz Woods. The couple had plans to get married, but Big Ed unexpectedly called off the wedding after an argument. He later admitted that he didn’t believe Liz was the right person for him. Liz has since moved on and found love with her boyfriend, Jayson Zuniga. The couple recently celebrated their first anniversary.
While Liz moves on with her life, Big Ed is focused on making it big as a real estate agent.
Recently, Big Ed posted a video promoting available properties for sale in Lowell, Arkansas. He was dressed in a bear costume and was running around happily like a child. Big Ed held one “for sale” sign with his photo and used video to showcase the property’s prices and amenities. He captioned the post with hashtags, “#relocatenwa #lowell #realestatedeals.” Big Ed’s post received less than a hundred likes and several negative comments. A social media user, @kellypaulhuffsarcastically questioned his professionalism when writing, “excellent agent?” Another Instagram user, @habumx5accused Big Ed of posting fake positive reviews.
What Big Ed Brown’s Attention-Seeking Post Means for Career
Big Ed’s attention-seeking antics alienate fans
Big Ed’s new promotional video suggests he aims to increase property sales and leverage his reality TV fame to advance his career as a real estate agent. However, her hopes and aspirations don’t seem to resonate with her audience, as evidenced by the lack of support for her Instagram post. Despite boasting more than 600 thousand followers on Instagram, the 90 Day Fiance: Happily Ever After? alum the post received just 93 likes in one day. Furthermore, netizens are more focused on criticizing your physical appearance and personality in the comments section than paying attention to your message.
Big Ed was always an attention seeker. A few years ago, he almost set himself on fire and pretended it was an accident. However, netizens quickly exposed his video as a ploy to gain attention on social media. Following that incident, the Arkansas native promoted fart jars on social media, inspired by Stephanie Matto of 90 Day Fiance: Before the 90 Daysto attract clicks and views. However, fans are now more aware of Big Ed’s behavior than ever before. They understand that he will do anything to get attention, which is why many have stopped paying attention.
Our Take on Big Ed Brown’s Unusual Approach to Selling Homes
Big Ed shouldn’t mix real estate and reality TV
The low number of likes on Big Ed’s real estate post suggests that he would be better off not using social media to sell properties.
Given his controversial image among reality television viewers, promoting anything on social media does more harm than good for him. Big Ed would have more success using his social media to entertain fans rather than mixing his new career with reality TV scandals that could impact his new job. The first 90 Day Fiance: Happily Ever After? the cast member should focus on creating their usual content as that is what attracts views.
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