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Influencer marketing is a powerful tool for brands to connect with their target audiences. However, instead of just looking at mega-celebrities, brands should consider working with micro-influencers who have authentic connections with niche audiences.
The decision to work with micro-influencers or macro-influencers depends on factors such as engagement rates, reach, niche, authenticity, negotiation process, and cost. A balanced approach using both types of influencers can also be effective, but it requires careful management and consideration of potential challenges.
To measure the effectiveness of influencer marketing, brands can track metrics such as CPM impressions, engagement rate, click-through rate, ROI, and sales data. It's important to choose influencers who align with the brand's values and have a genuine connection with the product or service being promoted.
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