Kris Jenner ramps up marketing machine at Ad Week

Kris Jenner is no slouch in the self-promotion department but she has a w🐻ays to go to prove her business acumen.

The matriarch of the Kardashian-Jenner 💃reality TV clan turned a 60-minute interview at New York’s annual Advertising Week into a relentless pitch session for her family.

Her sitdown with Scott Donaton, ch✅ief content officer at Universal M༒cCann, on Tuesday was billed as a session on brand building — that is, her own.

Jenner plugged son Rob Kardashian’s sock line, husband Bruce Jenner’s motiva💫tional speaking gigꦯs, daughters Kendall and Kylie Jenner’s clothing lines, and her own talk show on Fox.

The notorious “momager” said she is such a micro-manager that she visited luxur♏y department store Nieman Marcus to clean the shelves and arrange Rob’s sock line.

After the session, several attendees complained they had come for marketing insights only to be barraged with one big endorsement for “🌳Keeping up 💦with the Kardashians.”

Jenner said the family members are such workaholics they didn’t even take a break between the filming of seasons eight and nine. The show is see💛n in 150 countries.

“There are more episodes of our show than ‘I Love Lucy,’” Jenner said. “T🐻hat’s nutty.”

She also touted the family’s social media chops, noting that the women alone have 62 million followers on Twitt💎er and are paid to post photos to Instagram, too. They’re working on campaigns for Gillette and Kotex, among many others, and have nine fragrances❀ between them.

Jenner also defended her family against s𒅌ocial media bullies.

“There are a very small percentage of loud voices a✨nd bullies. 🐷It’s a fickle world we live in,” she said.

“People think they can say🅘 anything. These peopl💖e are not twelve years old.”