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How Government Agencies Can Launch an Influencer Program from Scratch

Social Media Strategies Summit

Influencer marketing can be highly impactful, with one-third of consumers agreeing that influencer posts are the best way for brands to persuade customers to try new products. And the best news of all: working with influencers needn’t be complex or expensive. anyone who doesn’t work for a retail or fashion brand).

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#measurePR Recap (April 2016): Influencer Marketing

Waxing UnLyrical

The April edition of #measurePR brought together a group of pretty heavy-hitting influencers in our space to chat about – what else? – influencer marketing best practices, relationship-building, and measuring your efforts. A3: Going for influencer reach rather than resonance. A4: Brands should be ready to compensate.

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Influencer Marketing: 10 Top Mistakes Brands Make and How to Fix Them

Pam Moore

Influencer marketing is expected to be a $6.5 billion in 2016. Influence marketing is helping brands of all sizes big and small engage their dream customers, ignite communities, increase brand awareness and nurture powerful relationships. Every brand touch is an impression of your brand.

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How can PR and influencer marketing work together in a crisis?

Sprout Social

Influencer marketing has grown from a $1.7 billion industry in 2016 to a projected $16.4 It’s little wonder, then, that influencer marketing has become an indispensable part of the PR and crisis management approach for most brands. Rebuilds trust in your brand. Rebuilds trust in your brand. billion in 2022.

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Navigating social media marketing in an election year

Sprout Social

A proof point that illustrates what many social marketers already know: Presidential elections make social media a hard place to navigate, even if your brand isn’t inherently political. In a typical year, running social media for a brand account is complex. Will brands sit this one out? Will brands sit this one out?

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Stanley’s Social Media Strategy: Influencer-Driven Marketing Reinvention

Keyhole.co

This brand has a legacy of around 111 years and has seen steady success with outdoorsy drinkware, food storage, and cookware products. However, when it first introduced the Stanley Quencher 40 oz (1200 ml) in 2016, sales lagged for years. Most of us are familiar with the viral Stanley bottles, a line of patented steel vacuum flasks.

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How to reach younger consumers: 9 legacy brands adapting for new audiences

Sprout Social

Even the most well-known legacy brands need to adapt to attract audiences over the years. A strategy that made a brand successful years ago may be obsolete in the future, that’s why building brand awareness remains critical for established and upcoming businesses alike.

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