Tuesday 17 September 2019

Influencer Marketing India – the marketing tool in the limelight


Very often than not people get swayed by a charismatic individual’s word of mouth. This is what influence is and this is the core of influencer marketing. It is not a completely new advertising strategy but it is a remodeled version for sure. Influencer marketing is a part of new age digital marketing that generated greater leads for a brand since it is more humane. Celebrity status has always been the face of advertisement but in influence marketing ever a common man can drive a successful brand promotional campaigns if he or she is authentic, inspirational, trendsetting and social media savvy.
Influencer Marketing India is a popular marketing trend in 2019. Influencer Marketing India is a growing trend and already many top brands have approached influencers on different social media platforms to endorse their products. Many popular social media accounts have created instant celebrities out of common individuals who have gone on to become the face of Influencer Marketing India such as Mithila Palkar for Joy Face Wash or Bhuvan Bam for Tissot. Bhuvan Bam is the first Indian influencer to grace the likes of Tissot. All the firms are resorting to this tool to enhance their brand visibility and increase their conversion rates. Since everyone is vying for the biggest slice of the profit pie, it is better to research the influencer marketing stats of recent time for formulating & implanting a unique & productive influencer marketing campaign.
Here are some valid facts that will encourage marketers to take influencer marketing more seriously for better outcomes.
1.      Bigger budgets are being allotted for influencer marketing campaigns.
2.      Higher engagement metrics reflects better performance report.
3.      However, most of the marketers are still searching for a good ROI solution.
4.      Everyone is following the FTC regulation to avoid the legal fines.
5.      The most vital SM platform for influencer marketing is Instagram.
6.      Since many youtubers, bloggers and other social media enthusiasts are taking on the mantle of influencer, the rates of hire are coming down.
7.      Influencers do discriminate between the offers. They choose their niche genre.
8.      A downside is that not all brands are liberal & generous in compensations.
9.      Influencers value genuineness.