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Monday, September 24, 2018

Creative Influencer Marketing Tactic: Plan a Social Takeover

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 These days, there is a real and sometimes very aggressive crowd in the digital marketing world. To survive therein, you need some creativity because if everyone is doing the same things, they inevitably get the same results. To succeed as an influencer marketer, hunting with the Joneses is just not good enough. That is where creativity comes into the mix. One such highly creative move is to plan a social takeover which is somehow becoming popular.

Such move is for a brand to have an influencer temporarily take over their social accounts, which can coincide with a promotion (driving sales) or designed to boost engagement in brand follows and shares. That tactic is what many experienced influencers are really very good at. How do they do it to get results? Simple! They typically hype the takeover from their own social accounts, building trust by association. Both influencer and brand can benefit from this type of collaboration. How? The brand gets exposed to new audiences while the influencer gets the credibility of being publicly valued by the brand. In both scenarios, it is a win, win situation. The brand owners and the brand influencers are the happier for it.



Saturday, September 22, 2018

Creative Influencer Marketing Tactic: Contract Content


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 As an influencer marketer, you may not be a good content creator yourself but you can get others to do it for it. Blogging is all about content, good, current and relevant content and that takes some work. If you can’t do a good job of it yourself, not to worry, there are many professionals out there ready and available to do it for you. Many influencers are available to hire on a freelance basis to produce signature digital content on a brand’s behalf. Keeping up with the constant need for new, engaging branded content is sometimes not achievable with internal resources. 

That makes it imperative to bring in influencers to help with photography, writing and videos. The more the merrier and the sky’s the limit. If you hire a good influencer with credible online reputation, they can cross promote any resulting material from their working for you in their own platforms. That becomes an added bonus which inevitably helps to greatly increase your own reach. That scenario to me looks very exciting if you factor in the resultant effects.