Influencer Marketing

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Hey guys, I’m trying to promote my online store and not sure which advertising channel works best. Should I go with social media ads, Google ads, influencer marketing, or something else? Any suggestions or experiences would help.

This is a good gimmick for an influencer, but to hardcore golf fans, who are the only ones who will get the shirt rack joke at all, it's maximum eyeroll. This is bad marketing.

A qualidade das peças é PÉSSIMA. E o atendimento é ainda pior. Não adianta nada investir em marketing, patrocinar um monte de influencer e não ter o mínimo de cuidado com o consumidor. O problema foi resolvido?: não resolvido Voltaria a fazer negócio?: Não Nota do atendimento: 0

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Manchmal sind es nicht nur die pösen Influencer oder Marketing, sondern auch einfach die technischen Eigenschaften, die zum Kauf verleiten.. meph!sto schrieb: Du wirst dich fragen wieso du das nicht schon eher gemacht hast +1 Bin mit meinem Staubsaugroboter/Wischroboter auch extrem zufrieden. So oft wurde die Wohnung noch nie gewischt.

Adult marketing is shifting towards creator-driven platforms on social media, especially on OnlyFans and Fansly, where personal brands are built by influencers. The shift is towards influencer marketing on OnlyFans, Fansly, etc, as traditional networks becoming more restrictive for adult related niches. Adult industry is actually experiencing significant growth, it is not at all dead.

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@MollyNoone84, not at all! Work in marketing so hire influencers for jobs. Have worked with nearly every top Irish influencer out there. Could tell you a story or two!!

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Not trying to start a debate, genuinely curious what people are seeing in 2026. I keep hearing about teams with solid attribution data behind their spend and teams who put real budget in with nothing measurable to show for it. And the context always differs in ways that are hard to isolate, category, creator fit, how they tracked it. Anyone running campaigns with data to back them up or against them? Curious especially if there's a product type or audience where it consistently doesn't perform. submitted by /u/Sea-Car8041 to r/AskMarketing [link] [comments]

Tried running a small influencer campaign recently and honestly… it was exhausting. 😮‍💨 Spent hours just: 📜 scrolling profiles 🔍 checking if engagement is real 🎯 trying to guess if their audience fits 📩 sending DMs and waiting And even after all that, I still wasn’t confident about who to pick. Feels like a lot of guesswork. 🤷 So I started building something for myself. 🛠️ Idea is simple: you describe what you’re looking for (like “tech reviewers under 50K followers near my area”) and it gives you a list of creators ranked by fit, engagement quality, etc. Still very early, but I put up a waitlist: https://influencemap.vercel.app/ If you’ve done influencer marketing before, what part do you find most annoying? 👇 submitted by /u/rexx_g to r/influencermarketing [link] [comments]

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Hey everyone, I’m learning digital marketing and recently started looking into influencer marketing as a module. A lot of courses say it’s one of the fastest ways to grow a brand, but I’m not sure how true that is in real life. So I wanted to ask people who’ve actually tried it: Have you ever run influencer campaigns for a brand or client? Did it bring real conversions or just likes and comments? Is it better to work with micro-influencers or big creators? Which platform works best for influencer marketing right now, Instagram, YouTube, or something else? submitted by /u/DifferentLeading5351 to r/AskMarketing [link] [comments]

Background I am currently working as the Head of Engineering in a startup, Which is kind of owned by my boss (say X), who is the CEO of a $500 million company. On the face, me and one of his early employee (say E), are both are co-founders, and are executing things. But the final decision is X's. Me and E, both are from engineering/product background. Situation We have a consumer mobile app, which has $5 of monthly subscription price and are not targeting B2B, while Competitors are mostly B2B with a strong GTM team . We launched 4 months back and our GTM strategy mostly is around instagram influencer marketting ONLY. What we have as a team - - A stable salary and resources to bear operational cost. - A good 5 people engineering team, who are willing to put day & night. Where we lag - - No one to own GTM. - Whatever the marketing that we are doing around Instagram is mostly done by X's old company marketing folks. - Less than 10 customers, who can cancel any time. All with 0 usage. No PMF. I have suggested going out on Reddit and LinkedIn and let's try to talk with the customers and let's try to get in conversation with them. They say for $5 we will not go out on streets. While I am mostly busy working with my team and building new features and doing UI revamp again and again. I've tried a bit of Reddit and LinkedIn outreach but haven't got any luck. E is mostly busy doing UI revamp with designer. I have discussed with E about owning GTM, trying out multiple things, he agrees with me on the moment, but I don't see any action from his side, and is back doing the same stuff. I'm looking for a blunt feedback. submitted by /u/Puzzleheaded_Diet_53 to r/SaaS [link] [comments]

Interesting tidbit from his appearance on Haberstroh's podcast. He said that when LeBron was first drafted, shoe deals were super significant. Not so much anymore. Happens around the 22:11 mark here: https://youtu.be/jqP22WOdeyM?si=tO7xSllDyLHwySTk&t=1331 submitted by /u/JoeBiden2020FTW to r/nba [link] [comments]

We are a large international nonprofit and have never ventured into influencer marketing, but senior leadership really wants to make it happen this year. I think it makes sense to hire an agency to help with sourcing, strategy, and vetting, as this is very much new territory for us. Do you have recommendations? Many of our peers have large celebrity influencers and while we aren't quite ready to make that level of investment, we do want to move the needle on this part of our strategy. Thank you! submitted by /u/Jayala3177 to r/influencermarketing [link] [comments]

My agency has gone through like 6 different platforms over the past year and a half so here's where things actually stand imo: Aspire is solid but expensive. Great if your client has budget and wants that white glove feel. Not great if you're managing smaller DTC brands who can't justify the cost. GRIN I see recommended constantly on here and it's good for shopify brands with existing creator relationships. Discovery is where it falls short compared to others. Upfluence is what we use for most clients now. Search is better, affiliate stuff works, payments are handled. Nothing fancy but it does everything without needing five different tools. CreatorIQ is enterprise only basically. Unless you're spending 500k+ annually don't bother. Modash is affordable and decent for teams just starting out but you'll probably outgrow it. The right answer depends entirely on what you actually need. There's no universal "best" despite what every comparison article claims. submitted by /u/Zestyclose_Chair8407 to r/socialmedia [link] [comments]

I work in the Creator Economy and am truly passionate about it. Feel free to ask your questions, whether you are a creator, a marketer, or a brand. submitted by /u/Legentycreator to r/influencermarketing [link] [comments]

Hey everyone 👋 I’m in the early stages of launching an influencer marketing agency, and I wanted to get some real feedback from people who’ve actually been in the trenches (agency owners, marketers, creators, brand owners, etc.). The idea is simple: Help brands find the right creators (especially micro + mid-tier influencers), manage campaigns end-to-end, and make influencer marketing feel less like gambling and more like a repeatable growth channel. A few things I’m working on right now: -Picking a niche (ecom / fitness / beauty / SaaS — still deciding) -Building a small influencer database -Creating outreach systems + campaign tracking -Packaging services (retainers vs pay-per-campaign) -Trying to avoid looking like every other “influencer agency” online 😅 Questions for anyone experienced: What was the hardest part when you started? What do clients actually care about most? (reach, sales, content rights, etc.) How did you land your first 3-5 clients? Any mistakes you made early that I should avoid? If you could restart today, what would you do differently? Not here to sell anything — genuinely trying to learn and do it the right way. Appreciate any advice, brutal honesty, or lessons learned 🙏 submitted by /u/Sad_Divide4271 to r/StartUpIndia [link] [comments]

I see influencer marketing recommended constantly for small businesses, so I wanted to share my experience after trying it multiple times — because it ultimately produced no sales and came with far more stress than value. I didn’t approach this casually. I had written agreements, clear deliverables, timelines, and expectations. I also went above and beyond from the very beginning — I sent extra product upfront, included bonuses without being asked, and tried to lead with generosity and goodwill. Despite that, the experiences were consistently difficult. For example: In one collaboration, content was delivered late, and when it did arrive, the execution was poor. A “reel” turned out to be a simple slideshow of still photos stitched together, with no real storytelling or effort. In another case, content was posted that I never agreed to. The influencer included people and imagery that were completely misaligned with my brand, without asking or clearing it first. In a separate situation, delivery delays were framed as a product or service issue, when in reality the influencer lived in an apartment building that does not accept packages. In another collaboration, concerns were raised about a “kink” or alleged scratches in the product. For this type of product, minor kinking can naturally occur during shipping and is easily resolved with basic handling. When a video was sent showing the alleged damage, I did not see any scratches at all. In one ongoing case, the contract clearly stated a two-week turnaround for deliverables. It has now been three weeks, and I am still waiting on the agreed content. Across all of these situations, timelines outlined in contracts were not treated as firm commitments, and issues were often framed as product problems rather than execution or logistics. In all cases, despite my flexibility, added generosity, and repeated attempts to resolve things calmly and professionally, the process was unnecessarily stressful- essentially ZERO accountability from any "influencers". Here’s the most important part: None of the influencer collaborations produced actual sales. After content went live — reels, posts, stories — there was no meaningful conversion. No noticeable increase in purchases. At best, a few likes. That was it. I do want to be fair and clear about something: Not all of the influencers themselves were unprofessional. many were kind, communicative, and sincere, and I genuinely enjoyed working with them on a human level. In those cases, the only real value was content I could reuse on my website or socials. If your goal is content creation and you budget for that intentionally, that can make sense. However, if your goal is sales or conversion from influencer reels, in my experience, it is a waste of time and money. The irony is that nearly all of my actual sales came from: People who met me in person Vendor markets Direct conversations Photos of me wearing my own products People trusted the founder. They wanted to see the real person behind the brand — not a paid endorsement. Advice for other small business owners Contracts don’t protect you the way you think they do. Enforcing them is difficult and often not worth the time or energy. Talk to other business owners who have worked with an influencer, especially people you know or trust. Ignore follower count. Focus on real engagement: comments, shares, saves, and actual interaction. Don’t believe sales promises. Likes and views do not equal purchases. Separate content creation from sales expectations. Budget assuming zero ROI. Trust patterns, not exceptions. Bottom line: Influencer marketing may create content, but for my small business it did not create sales. The ROI wasn’t there, and the risk to time, money, and brand reputation was too high. This is just one founder’s experience, but I hope it helps other small business owners make a more informed decision.i submitted by /u/MatchSpiritual8808 to r/smallbusiness [link] [comments]

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Easily the best sandwich in London, it went viral a few months back due to some cabbage headed microbes doing the whole "you can't come to London and not have this sandwich" thing on insta and tik tok. Last 2 times I have been there has been a queue of over 200 people, and the ones with the food are just doing the selfie shit for their insta pages and then throwing most of the food away. I mean, these people are acting like literal locusts. Absolutely livid I am. Yes yes, old internet man yells at cloud. submitted by /u/Flonkerton_Scranton to r/london [link] [comments]

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I’m a layman when it comes to the world of Wall Street, but my current disposition from the outside looking in includes several criticisms. I know there are plenty more knowledgeable people on the subject around so here are my points of contention: Reliability of success - How is the stock market any different than a casino? Sure, you can arguably make as educated of a guess as possible based on all sorts of information, but at the end of the day a share’s value is constantly at the mercy of any unforeseen event that could decimate that value at any moment. We’ve all heard the story of the literal monkey that created a portfolio that outperformed actual ‘experts’ in the field. Shareholders have a negative influence on the actions of a company - while investors provide the financial means of expansion and innovation that looks great on paper, I believe they more often than not become a pervasive influence on the direction and accountability many companies hold themselves to. Catering to investors over the benefit of the consumer/end user is a scale tipped completely in the wrong direction. It encourages companies to feign success and assure infinite growth in the interest of securing immediate unearned funding. The consequences of trading are not limited to those taking the risk - A business can be the livelihood of thousands of real working people with families to feed and provide for. What happens when that business leans too heavily on it’s value on the charts? Does this not place the outlook of an entire workforce and their loved ones in the hands of a group of traders whose commitment only exists if there’s a buck to be made? For these reasons, I view the entire stock market operation as a glorified casino for those with more time and money than sense. A slot machine that potentially puts people’s jobs at risk making the act of frivolous trading arguably unethical in some cases. I realize that an argument can be made for the contrasting positive side to some of the points I’ve mentioned (e.g. The stock market can enable a business to prosper and support families just as well as they could hurt them) but ultimately my view is that the stock market and its effects are more negative than positive. submitted by /u/Chrimunn to r/changemyview [link] [comments]

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