Maria Marques

nfluencer marketing is on an unstoppable rise. As the number of influencers increases, a growing number of companies use influencer marketing as a permanent element of their marketing strategy. However, the tough competition still holds several businesses back. There is one method, however, that many brands overlook, even though it offers valuable opportunities to find hidden gems, and that is competitor analysis.

nfluencer content provides the uniqueness, relatedness, and authenticity that today's users are looking for. Consequently, it is the best tactic to drive conversions, raise brand awareness and build loyalty. Still, content can come across as insincere when you pick disinterested creators or give too much freedom to them.

HypeAuditor, a leading end-to-end platform, offers its own in-depth reports that help analyze creator data quickly and effectively. This article will now discuss the five most important influencer metrics and their role in influencer analytics.

When you think of companies that work with influencers, you'll likely think of B2C brands. Businesses in the fashion and accessories industry, as well as beauty and sports brands, have long capitalized on influencers' names. But what about business-to-business ventures? Couldn't they leverage influencers' charisma or intellectual capital? Can B2B companies use influencers as part of their marketing strategy? These are exactly the questions we will answer in this blog post backed up by Ogilvy’s relevant report on influencer marketing for B2Bs.

Brands and agencies have surely come across campaigns where companies teamed up with computer-generated characters. Since AI tools have become sophisticated enough that studios and graphic designers can create life-like individuals and algorithms can control their behaviors, virtual influencers have become a hot topic.