In China, a country where consumers are wary of fakes, online influencers have become a trusted source—and a key driving force for retailers. A colorful glimpse inside this world, with lovely photos and telling charts, by @littlewern@stuwoo@raffaelehuang
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More fantastic coverage of 'Digital Influence'! @joelbackaler spoke to Raconteur about the future of social media #influencers 👇
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The power of GLOCAL: when it comes to #socialmedia influencer marketing, a global strategy with local implementation is the best option. Global models change, but trusted relationships remain constant https://t.co/K9UADat0uV via @JoelBackaler@HarvardBiz
Finished reading over the weekend Digital Influencer by @joelbackaler - a must read for anyone thinking about launching a B2B or consumer influencer program.
Have been in the influencer segment from last 2yrs. I would say it's one of the most enlightening books to understand global influencers' marketing strategy. It has made me understand many new concepts. Final word "Move on Interruption ad". Thanks @joelbackaler
#Huawei will continue to face difficulties in developed markets like the US, but it still has a big opportunity in emerging economies - ex: the brand is everywhere in Mexico City airport
#Interview with Best-Selling Author & Global Marketing Strategist @joelbackaler Read how Joel became an expert in #InfluencerMarketing, his passions, predictions for the future & who influences him via @Onalytica@JBarbosaPR cc @Mantonsm @rosscampbellme https://t.co/yT37KTvkdV
A new study says AI will contribute $15.7 trillion to the global economy by 2030, but 14% of the world's workers will need to change occupations or move to new sectors/geographies.