Interview with MSW 2013 6th Place Finisher: Good-Bye-x

   Today, I'm sharing with you an interview with one of this year's MSW 2013 finalists. It's never to early to start preparing for next years Miss Stardoll World competition, so study these words of advice from...

Good-Bye-x

6th Place in MSW 2013

Interview Below

Q: How many times had you entered MSW before you made the finals in 2013 and how did your experience help you this year? 
A: The first year of MSW I wanted to participate, but I don't even have reached the semi-finals. So I skipped the next years. And this summer, when the new season started, I thought " Why not? ".

Q: How important is broadcasting for your campaign and how many Stardollars did you spend? 

A: For my campaign, I have used broadcasting to a single moment: the first round. I sent messages for 1485 SD . To have the money, I sold a lot of LE. Then, for the semi-final and final, it was me who made my own campaign. Several days a week, I went in several suites to send message in guestbooks . It's certain that broadcasting is very essential and useful in this competition. But if you do not have the money, you should search for another solution.

Q: How will you improve your campaign for next year's MSW? 

A: This MSW season taught me a lot in terms of communication to adopt . So to improve my campaign next year , I intend to organize myself better and use more broadcasting . But for that, I should to save SD!

Q: What advice do you have for future participants of MSW? 

A: Be original and don't expect people to come you vote by themselves. It takes some time and energy if you want to go far in the competition. As in any contest.

Q: What is the most important thing to include in your campaign?

A: The most important thing to include in my campaign was the communication plan. If you want to be voted, you should be known and that's why it is necessary to talk to people.

Q: Do you think all styles of medolls have an equal chance of winning MSW and how would you describe your style?

A: Each person has their own style and each doll is a reflection of this style. This is a good thing, because a rich world is a world of diversity. The problem is that most people don't like what is out of the ordinary . It's for this reason that the winners of MSW seems be the same year after year... too bad.

Q: How do you spend your time on Stardoll?

A: I spend a lot of time on Stardoll, too much time. The minutes passed, then hours...

Q: What Stardoll skill do you feel most knowledgeable about and what advice do you have for others who practice it?

A: I can't rate myself, but if I think about it, I had a lot of compliments for my album. So with the voice of the people: my album lol. Otherwise, it's pretty hard to give advice about how to practice because we practice with what we have in our head. There is no manual.

Q: Who inspires you and what important message have they taught you?

A: When I was little, I watched a lot of movies full of magic (especially Harry Potter!), I was fascinated and I dreamed of being one of those characters. Growing up, this desire has never left me. So I felt obliged to use magic to create certain suites. What important message have they taught? It makes us aware of the beauty of things. It makes our hearts better.

Q: Any final advice for Stardoll users? 

A: The only advice that seems essential to me: Do not be followers, be actors! Build up your own personality. No longer follow the mass . Be unique.

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