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The influencer bubble is bursting. Here's what's next. 👀

Updated: Aug 13



Let's talk about the elephant in the room: influencer marketing is changing, and if you're not paying attention, you're about to get left in the dust.


Remember when having a Kardashian endorse your product was the golden ticket? Well, times are changing, and your audience is craving something a little closer to home. Here's the deal: People are sick of picture-perfect Instagram feeds and ads that scream insincerity. They want real, they want relatable, and they want local. 


We are entering the micro-influencer era, and here is why:


  1. Authenticity is king: Your audience is getting smarter by the day, and they can smell BS from a mile away. Micro-influencers offer genuine connections that big celebs just can't match.


  1. Niche appeal: These smaller influencers often have a dedicated following in specific niches. Translation? More targeted reach for your brand.


  2. Higher engagement rates: Surprise, surprise! Smaller followings often mean more meaningful interactions. It's quality over quantity!


  3. Cost-effective: Let's be real, not everyone has the budget for a Kylie Jenner collab. Micro-influencers offer bang for your buck.


Now, don't get me wrong. Celeb influencers aren't going extinct. They're just not the key players in the game anymore. Smart brands are diversifying their influencer portfolios, mixing it up with a blend of macro and micro voices.


So, what's your move?


  1. Start local: Look for influencers in your community who align with your brand values.


  2. Focus on engagement, not just follower count: A small, active following beats a large, passive one any day.


  3. Build relationships, not just transactions: These micro-influencers could be long-term brand ambassadors if you play your cards right.


The influencer landscape is evolving, and it's time for your strategy to evolve with it. Are you ready to think small to win big? Remember, sometimes the biggest impact comes in the smallest packages. 

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