Tag: influencer marketing

Weekly Shorts: 7 steps for marketers to get influencer mapping right

Influencers can help improve engagement with the brand's target audience. By partnering with the right influencers, brands can create content that resonates with the target audience and encourages engagement, leading to increased brand awareness and sales. (Representative Image: Brooke lark via Unsplash)

What’s buzzing in influencer marketing and the creator ecosystem? What’s the next big thing coming down the line? Catch the big trends and hot topics in our weekly shorts.

Explained: What is ‘de-influencing’ and how does it work?

Reports and opinions from the larger community of marketers suggest that brands do value authentic trends like de-influencing which could unearth meaningful consumer insights. (Representative image by Jingxi Lau via Unsplash)

US TikTok’s latest brand-related trend is called de-influencing. But what is it? And why do experts think de-influencing is, in some ways, influencing.

Weekly Shorts: How influencer seeding can boost brands’ SEO efforts

Influencer seeding can help increase brand awareness by reaching a larger and more targeted audience. Increased brand awareness can have a positive impact on SEO by increasing the number of people who search for the brand or its products online. (Representative Image: NisonCo PR and SEO via Unsplash)

What’s buzzing in influencer marketing and the creator ecosystem? What’s the next big thing coming down the line? Catch the big trends and hot topics in our weekly shorts.

Transparency about brand associations emerges as top reason for influencer trust: ASCI

Other key findings of the report include six out of 10 respondents claiming they spent at least two hours on social media daily. Around 90 percent of the respondents revealed they made at least one purchase based on influencer endorsement, while 61 percent claimed to have made three or more purchases. (Representative image by theregisti via Unsplash)

ASCI’s report also revealed that consumers stayed away from influencers when they sensed a lack of transparency, repetitive content, and over-promotion.

Influencer marketing spends by brands expected to cross Rs 1,500 Cr in 2023

By harnessing the power of virtual influencers, Reach Vista brings a new dimension to influencer marketing, enabling brands to establish deeper and more resonant connections with their consumer base. These virtual influencers cater to diverse niches, beginning with the entertainment sector, where Reach Vista has already successfully launched an array of captivating virtual personalities. (Representative Image: Ryan 'O' Niel via Unsplash)

GroupM India’s latest report highlights that influencer marketing will move from a test-and-learn model to becoming an integral part of the marketing mix of large consumer brands.

Why are content creators becoming entrepreneurs?

Influencers have come to realise the power they hold over their audience and have begun to cleverly capitalise on it. Of course, brand endorsements work well in their favour, and pay well too. But, how do you take this to the next level? What if influencers started their own brands?

Popular influencers like Dolly Singh, Heli Ved, Mumbiker Nikhil and Tech Burner have started their own brands. This, when content creation is seen as a dependable career today. So, why then are they venturing into entrepreneurship? Is it the logical next step after content creation? Storyboard18 finds out.

Weekly Shorts: Here are marketing strategies for brands that want to scale up using key opinion leaders

Sometimes, KOLs may not post but they may make a counter-offer of a paid partnership. Engage with them. Explore a hybrid solution. Remember, you spent ßtime and effort in identifying this KOL, and you want to work with them for good reasons. Always keep a budget ready for such cases. (Representative Image: Samuel Regan-Asante via Unsplash)

What’s buzzing in influencer marketing and the creator ecosystem? What’s the next big thing coming down the line? Catch the big trends and hot topics in our weekly shorts.

QYOU USA, Chtrbox integrate influencer marketing operations to go global

Sandip Chintawar and Prakash Kolhe who founded Cymetrix will continue to lead the company into its next phase of growth and expansion across geographies. (Representative Image: Vardan Papikyan via Unsplash)

Glenn Ginsburg, president, QYOU USA will look after the US and India businesses. Pranay Swarup and Julie Kriegshaber will take up the roles of vice chairman.

Anupam Mittal: Founder, Shark, reel superhero, King of Bling, influencer, creator

In response to a question from the audience about which sectors young entrepreneurs should focus on, Mittal opined “green energy” and “healthcare”.

Shark Tank judge Anupam Mittal seems to have comfortably accepted and settled into his role as a founder, content creator and influencer and more. He seems to be enjoying it too.

Democratising post-production: The future of the creator economy

Of late there are a few cloud collaboration platforms that have greatly helped to minimize any communication gap. But it would still require regularly uploading and downloading footage, exports, draft versions and other assets. The 2022 Adobe conference itself showcased several innovations that are meant to limit the mundane struggles of creators. However, the foundations of the industry haven’t been strengthened in a long time. We’ve just been renovating the structures above. This is a generation for whom every hour is rush hour. They’re constantly innovating, coming up with new concepts and surprising the world. (Representational image by Alice Donovan Rouse via Unsplash)

For the current generation every hour is rush hour. Is the production industry innovating fast enough to keep pace with creators of today and tomorrow?