A Welsh model has announced she’ll slash subscription prices by up to 75% for customers named Gareth if Wales beats England in their World Cup match.
Alaw Haf, 25, from Mold, Wales, is offering the discount as tribute to Welsh captain Gareth Bale and England manager Gareth Southgate.
The law graduate, who has 77,000 Instagram followers, says she’ll offer at least 50% off to Welsh customers if her country wins.
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She plans to watch the historic match – the first Wales vs England game in six years – in Wrexham surrounded by local fans.
“There’s a cost of living crisis so people don’t have the spare cash, so I thought I’d spread some joy,” Alaw told NudeNewz.
“Those called Gareth could even get a further discount. Especially if we make it to the next round. Maybe even 75%.”
The Gareth Tribute
Alaw’s discount scheme honors two key figures in the England-Wales rivalry.
Welsh captain Gareth Bale leads his nation against England on 29 November.
England manager Gareth Southgate commands the opposing side.
“My favourite player is Gareth Bale so it only seems right,” Alaw explained.
The naming coincidence provides perfect promotional opportunity.
The offer specifically targets customers sharing the name with these football figures.
Cost of Living Consideration
Alaw frames her discount as economic relief during difficult times.
“There’s a cost of living crisis so people don’t have the spare cash, so I thought I’d spread some joy,” she said.
The 2022 economic challenges affect discretionary spending on entertainment.
Her acknowledgment of financial pressures demonstrates awareness beyond just profit.
The discount becomes both marketing and social consciousness.
Welsh Loyalty
Alaw’s offer prioritizes Welsh customers with minimum 50% discount if Wales wins.
“So if Wales win, they’ll be at least 50% for Welsh customers,” she said.
The conditional discount based on match outcome adds excitement.
Her lifelong support for Welsh football runs deep.
“I’ve always watched Wales play, I can remember doing so at such a young age,” Alaw shared.
The authentic fandom makes her promotional tie-in feel genuine rather than opportunistic.
Eyes on Neco Williams
Single Alaw has identified her ideal Welsh player: full-back Neco Williams, 21.
“He could have it for free along with any other single Welsh players,” she offered.
The cheeky proposition demonstrates her comfort mixing football fandom with professional persona.
The public declaration creates potential viral moment.
Whether Williams or other players become aware of the offer remains uncertain.
World Cup Week in Tenerife
Alaw spent the tournament’s first week in Tenerife among other football fans.
The trip combined pleasure with networking in football fan communities.
She planned to return to Wales specifically for the England match.
“Alaw is jetting to Wrexham ahead of the game to watch with locals,” according to the story.
The choice to watch in Wrexham rather than alone demonstrates authentic engagement with Welsh football culture.
Like other influencers who tie content to major events, Alaw capitalizes on tournament excitement.
Law Degree Background
Alaw graduated from University of Liverpool in 2018 with a 2:1 in law.
The credential demonstrates academic achievement alongside her current career.
Many might expect a law graduate to pursue legal practice.
Instead, Alaw chose modeling and content creation after losing a part-time job.
“The former student, who graduated from the University of Liverpool in 2018 with a 2:1 in law, considered pursuing a career in modelling and decided to take the plunge after losing her part-time job,” the story notes.
The law degree provides fallback option while she pursues current career.
Career Transition
Alaw initially built a modeling portfolio posting on Instagram.
Followers suggested monetizing through OnlyFans instead.
“I had started building a portfolio and would upload pictures on Instagram but then a couple of my followers suggested I put them on OnlyFans instead to make some money,” she previously said.
The transition from free social media to paid subscription platform followed audience encouragement.
The suggestion came from her existing following rather than her own initiative.
Current Earnings
Alaw earns upwards of £44,000 annually from content creation.
The income likely exceeds typical entry-level positions for law graduates.
Her efficient work schedule contributes to profitability.
“And she spends just three days creating content for the entire month, which helps her stack up the cash,” the story notes.
Three days monthly work generating £44,000 annually represents approximately 36 working days yearly.
The efficiency allows substantial free time alongside comfortable income.
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Millionaire by 30 Goal
Alaw has set ambitious financial targets with clear timeline.
She’s “determined to make her first million by the time she turns 30”.
At 25, she has five years to achieve this goal.
Her current £44,000 annual income would need dramatic increase to reach £1 million by 30.
However, her story notes earnings are “upwards of” £44,000, suggesting potential for growth.
Property Portfolio Ambitions
Beyond just accumulating wealth, Alaw has specific investment plans.
“I’d love to be financially independent, be a millionaire and have a property portfolio that brings in a great income by the time I’m 30,” she said previously.
The property focus demonstrates sophisticated wealth-building strategy.
Rental income provides passive revenue beyond active content creation.
The approach shows financial planning extending beyond immediate earnings.
Financial Caution
Despite strong income, Alaw exercises restraint.
“Soon I was making quite a bit of money but realised I needed to be careful if I wanted to achieve my dreams,” she said.
The discipline between earning and spending separates sustainable success from fleeting windfall.
Her awareness that careless spending threatens long-term goals shows maturity.
Historic Match Context
The England vs Wales match carries special significance as their first meeting in six years.
Historical rivalry between neighboring nations intensifies competition.
Both countries qualifying for the same World Cup creates rare direct confrontation.
Millions across both nations watched with intense interest.
The cultural importance makes it ideal promotional moment for Welsh influencer.
Instagram Following
Alaw’s 77,000 Instagram followers provide substantial audience for her promotions.
The following built through her modeling portfolio provides customer base.
Her Welsh identity likely attracts significant Welsh following who’ll appreciate the discount.
Marketing Savvy
Alaw’s discount scheme demonstrates understanding of promotional timing.
Tying offers to major sporting events captures public attention.
The conditional nature (only if Wales wins) creates suspense.
The specific name targeting (Gareth) generates media interest through novelty.
The free offer to Welsh players creates potential viral moment.
Single Status
Alaw’s single status and public interest in Welsh players creates personal narrative.
The declaration makes her relatable beyond just promotional figure.
Her openness about attraction to Neco Williams humanizes her business persona.
Welsh Identity
Throughout the story, Alaw’s Welsh identity remains central.
From Mold, Wales, she embodies Welsh pride.
Her childhood memories of watching Welsh football demonstrate authentic connection.
The discount prioritizing Welsh customers serves her community.
Her choice to watch in Wrexham rather than more glamorous location shows genuine engagement.
Three-Day Work Month
The efficiency of creating month’s content in three days raises questions about sustainability.
The model suggests batch content creation rather than daily posting.
The approach allows time for other activities, travel, and personal life.
However, it may also indicate simpler content not requiring elaborate production.
The Conditional Offer
The discount’s dependence on Wales winning adds gambling element.
Customers must wait for match outcome before knowing if discount applies.
The condition creates investment in match result beyond just fandom.
If Wales loses, presumably no discounts materialize, protecting her revenue.
Cost of Living Tie-In
Alaw’s explicit mention of economic crisis shows social awareness.
The 2022 cost of living challenges affected UK households significantly.
Her framing of discount as “spreading joy” during hardship positions her positively.
The gesture, while promotional, acknowledges subscribers’ financial pressures.
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