A look at what is and isn’t working for both influencers and brands, and what the future of brand-influencer partnerships is likely to look like.

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The platform offers brands useful sources that can enhance transparency.

A look at what is and isn’t working for both influencers and brands, and what the future of brand-influencer partnerships is likely to look like.

Firms will soon be able to decode the unsaid when interacting with consumers – in fact, some already do.

These partnerships are a way for brands to promote their products or services in an authentic way.

Understanding the psychology behind why influencer marketing works.

The changes will take place in ways we cannot imagine yet.

There is a subtle air of desperation in brand and marketing agencies as they try to grasp this new sphere, which is driven by artificial intelligence (AI) – a reality that is fast becoming the new mode of business.

A new report shows that the entertainment and media market has put Covid behind it, and that data consumption has continued to grow rapidly world-wide.