Influencer marketing is one of the most successful strategies used by brands to increase brand recognition and client base. Influencers may generate excitement, curiosity, and purchasing power among their social media following by utilising the power of third-party endorsement and turn their followers into your clients. It comes as no surprise that this type of word-of-mouth advertising is causing a stir in the world of public relations and more general marketing tactics.

The legal requirements and obligations of each party, the advantages of working with influencers, and best practice for managing their content across the range of social media platforms, including Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube, will all be covered in this course as we look at best practises for social media influencer marketing.

It will cover how different industries utilise influencers to effectively market their brands as well as how to make the most of each platform to match it with your company’s goals.

Customers are turning to other sources for ideas and guidance on where to purchase goods and services as advertisements and conventional marketing strategies lose favour. Influencer marketing has the power of third party endorsement, unlike traditional advertising, which is sometimes filled with questionable statistics and conflicting claims. It makes use of the psychological fallacy that it is a reliable source, much like a friend’s advice.

Consumers are deeply intertwined with individuals they like on social media in a world where we are more digitally literate than ever and have access to our heroes’ lives like never before through social media. Consumers are more engaged with influencers than ever before and place a lot more trust in them than in brands, whether it’s reading about their everyday lives on Instagram Stories or following their political opinions on Twitter.

The psychology of influence has also evolved recently. Because consumers identify with influencers in more ways than they do with brands, they are more inclined to believe what they hear from them than they are from brands.

Influencer marketing may help your brand, regardless of your sector. Many people are turned off by the phrase because they believe it to be only applicable to high-profile celebrities who spend hundreds of thousands of pounds to collaborate with.

We will give you the resources to find influencers that are appropriate for your company so you can get the most of your money, no matter how little. From there, you can proceed to develop a solid partnership that will not only give you amazing online material that sparks discussion but also give your business a previously untapped platform to address your target audience directly.

We will guarantee excellent content, enduring relationships, as well as insight into best practises for what to do when things don’t go as planned and, if necessary, legal advice. Although we never anticipate things to go wrong, it’s always wise to plan for the worst-case scenario so that you are certain that you can handle any issue when you use an influencer approach. We have the resources to help you with that.

Our world class instructors have advanced qualifications and industry experience working for some of the largest international brands and can pass the insight on to you.

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This online professional development short course is designed for professionals seeking to create Influencer Marketing campaigns who work in digital marketing communications in SMEs, in-house communications, or freelance employment. It is also intended for people who want to learn more about influencer marketing and hone their talents in order to work in marketing firms, talent agencies, in-house firms, or independently.