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Yes, you can buy an Influencer jacket now Paid Members Public
Outdoors brand Jack Wolfskin is getting down with those hip influencer kids…
GoPro insists that Dusk White is Black. Or something. Paid Members Public
GoPro is selling a limited-edition of its flagship camera - in Dusk White.
Is the influencer bubble deflating? Paid Members Public
Is there something rotten in the state of influence?
Life in the Instagram engagement farming mines Paid Members Public
Here’s a look at life inside the Instagram “influencer” bubble [http://behindthequest.com/instagram-created-a-monster/] — and it’s not pretty: > Unfortunately most of these brands and companies are clueless about the fact that some of these numbers they look at are incredibly inflated by the tricks and shenanigans we
Where blogging went bad Paid Members Public
“Bangs” (Muireann Carey-Campbell) asks Oh, Blogging, where art thou? [http://www.bangsandabun.com/2017/03/oh-blogging-art-thou/]: > I always thought of blogging as a way to give voice to the little guy (or gal, or non-gender conforming individual). We had a chance to create our own media, to be the
Headshot(s): sorted Paid Members Public
It started with a tweet. Actually, that’s not quite true, but it makes a good opening line, so what the hell. And the tweet looked like this: > HEADSHOTS in @londongramer [https://twitter.com/Londongramer?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw] Book a slot before Christmas! It's 60 pounds
Just how powerful is "influencer" marketing? Paid Members Public
Talking of “influencers [http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/archives/2015/04/influence-yeah-right.html]“, here’s some very good questions about the use of “influencer” marketing in travel [http://www.travelblather.com/2015/03/influencer-marketing-travel-bloggers.html] : > Out of curiosity I requested the international visitor numbers to Costa Brava on either side
All your comments are just marketing fodder Paid Members Public
Adobe has bought comments system Livefyre [http://recode.net/2016/05/03/adobe-acquired-livefyre-more-user-generated-content/] . Has the software-and-services giant suddenly developed a taste for community building? Not so much: > Livefyre, which was initially known for its technology that powers internet comments, now runs a marketing business for big brand clients that