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Most of the time they're not even influencers, they're "influencers" If you've only got a few thousand followers, most of whom would also be begging for free s
by ChrisRR 6y ago
Most of the time they're not even influencers, they're "influencers"
If you've only got a few thousand followers, most of whom would also be begging for free stuff, or don't live near the restaurant you're claiming to advertise, then you're not an influencer.
- FindMySocks 6y agoThey are an influencer, but they're deemed a micro-influencer. These are still an important target for marketers to hit, as often micro-influencers have a more supportive and interactive userbase.