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Seven Ways to Increase Your Brand Influence

Webbiquity SMM

Brands also need influence in order to directly affect the behavior of their customers and make them more likely to identify with, relate to, or define themselves by the brand. The more influencing power a brand has, the easier it will be for it to guide its audience on how they shop, interact, and behave.

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B2B vs. B2C Influencer Marketing: Platforms, Practices, and Packaging

Webbiquity SMM

James Creech has a unique perspective on influencer marketing. As co-founder and CEO of Paladin , he oversees the B2B marketing of a B2C influencer marketing tool. What’s more, as host of the long-running All Things Video podcast , he’s an influencer himself. The Best Influencer Marketing Platforms for B2B and B2C.

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3 Tips for Communicating with Influencers

The Realtime Report

3 Tips for Communicating with Influencers. Influencer marketing has quickly become a dominant aspect of any successful brand campaign, reaching a market value of $13.8 Use research and insight tools to identify influencers that resonate with your target audience and relate to your brand. Alexander Frolov.

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Stop Chasing the Glittery Disco Ball of Influencers: Consider Micro Influencers

Waxing UnLyrical

On the marketing dance floor, influencer marketing is all the craze-because it works. In fact, 58 percent of brands have seen improved brand awareness and perception from influencer marketing campaigns. Consumers look to buy from those they trust. Influencer Dance Definitions. Identifying the Right Influencers.

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Micro-influencer marketing guide: Facts and uses

Sprout Social

Micro-influencer marketing can be an excellent strategy for businesses with smaller marketing budgets. And because micro-influencers take up 91% of the influencer market , there’s no shortage of creators to work with. But why would brands want to work with micro-influencers…and what even is a micro-influencer?

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58% of Social Media Users Don’t Ever Plan on Buying Influencer-Promoted Products

The Realtime Report

Plan on Buying Influencer-Promoted Products. Brands must strive to connect with influencers that genuinely align with their products to achieve a successful partnership. The most popular types of influencers are subject matter experts (34%), business leaders (29%), and wellness experts (28%).

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New report resurrects AVE measurement for influencer campaigns

Sherrilynne Starkie

More often than not, clients didn’t buy it. That’s why I was surprised to see the concept resurrected in a recent report from InfluencerDB , an influencer marketing software company, which uses Earned Media Value (EMV), the cash value of attention a brand gets on social media. So where’s the influence?