Are influencers effective for marketing?
Philipp Shay
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Have you ever had success using influencers from various social networks to promote your products?
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Tomas Papazian@tomas_papazian
Hi Philipp. I would say 100% yes but there are some products that are a better fit than others. If your product is high-intent it is not the best channel of distribution. Normally, social media is used to promote low-intent products since users are there to entertain themselves and not directly to buy.
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Are you asking for a B2B product or service? Or B2C?
Their effectiveness depends on the product. For many B2C products, definitely yes.
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Influencers are effective for marketing.
But you must be on the watch and ensure who you're hiring has your audience and aligns with the values of your company.
Influencer marketing can backfire when done wrongly.
I think it's incredibly product/service specific, but they do work for many companies! For mDash, the AI-powered project management tool designed for web development which I am building, influencers likely wouldn't be effective, as we're more B2B focused than B2C.
hell yeah if they have the right audience
The short answer is YES, but Really depends on the product, the niche and your target audience.
Yes, influencers can boost brand awareness and engagement when strategically chosen.