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Isabel Rosenstein retweeted
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In #marketing it is crucial to focus on long term goals, not just short term ROI. This is especially true in #InfluencerMarketing, which is a long term process that can’t be quantified/valued by short term results or vanity metrics. #influencercode @InfluencercodeU
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As consumer attention spans gets shorter & shorter, content creators are finding success on short form video platforms like TikTok and Instagram. Are 6 second videos the future of #marketing or just a trend that consumers will soon outgrow? #InfluencerCode @InfluencercodeU
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I completely agree- Instagram's update will enable consumers to get anything with the touch of a button! Will this change the way influencers measure success in sales driven campaigns? #influencercode @InfluencercodeU
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The difference in your example is that if no one eats/enjoys the food, the chef still made it. To correlate w/ #influencermarketing, if one creates content but no one is influenced by it why would they still be considered an influencer? They're a content creator. Just a bad one…
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Completely agree - why partner with someone whose values, goals, and expectations don't complement your brand? Poor alignment is often why #influencermarketing campaigns fail, but this can be prevented with thorough preliminary research. #InfluencerCode @InfluencercodeU
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How does the size of one’s audience impact their influence? A smaller following can actually lead to more success in #InfluencerMarketing through more meaningful and personal relationships- something that is often lost with macro influencers. pr2020.com/blog/influencer-m…
Brands often rely on engagement & vanity metrics to assess a campaign- likes/ comments/shares are not accurate indicators of success. Social listening can be used to evaluate marketing and understand the conversation among a brand's audience. @InfluencercodeU #InfluencerMarketing
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We should all strive to recognize the behavior of those around us, our personal audience, to be more mindful & aware of our communication. We might not be influencers for established businesses, but we all have a personal brand to uphold. #InfluencerCode @InfluencercodeU
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The first thing to ask yourself when crafting a pitch: “why should the recipient care what I have to say?” - use this as a starting point to understand the most successful way to present an opportunity that the recipient will inevitably value. #InfluencerCode @InfluencercodeU
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#InfluencerMarketing is not “one size fits all” and looks different for every brand, depending on their unique objectives and long term goals. #influencercode @InfluencercodeU
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A huge misconception in influencer marketing is that “Influencer” is a job title. Influence is an outcome, not a profession! Setting out to influence others with no credentials or expertise is counterintuitive. #influencercode #influencermarketing @InfluencercodeU
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Rather than guessing what consumers are thinking, social listening allows brands to join their audience's conversation. These insights can offer tactical ways for businesses to best address their customer's needs & desires. #influencercode #influencermarketing @InfluencercodeU
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How can brands maximize influence & WOM? Their preexisting, community of loyal followers is the most untapped outlet for influence. This audience can be more influential than macro influencers at a fraction of the cost. #influencercode #influencermarketing @InfluencercodeU
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