@shobanes You can collaborate with content creators with similar content as yours on your channel. Chances are you will get some of their followers watching you since there is a common interest in the content.
Example of these kind of influencers:
1.Sheila Ndinda -Started a YouTube channel on hair & now owns a hair salon
2.Nancie Mwai -Started with a blog on fashion & now owns Shop New Level
3.Joanna Kinuthia -Started a YouTube channel on make up tutorials & now owns Joanna K cosmetics
#kenyaimechange and so is the business of influencing. Some influencers have gone the extra mile and come up with their own products which they push. This is an added stream of income besides other brands that they push for.
The influencers who have come up with their own products have for a period of time built a loyal following then later found products that resonated with that following and created a business based on it.
With the election period around and the recent debate on Trio Mio participating in Raila's event, it is clear that influencing is not only a marketing tool in business but it can also come in handy in political campaigns.
In marketing, an influncer is someone who has the ability to influence potential buyers of a product or service by recommending it on social media. #BrowseKamaBazu on this thread.
Most people who are influencers are either musicians, athletes, news anchors, actors/actresses, youtubers etc mainly attributed to the large following on their social media platforms. Some of these influencers have a large following on some platforms while no presence in others.
As they say #karibuncbabank I also wish to welcome y'all to this account where I will be breaking down the business of influencing in the same way other industries do. I will be creating insightful content for people interested in the influencing space. Welcome!