Micro and nano influencers — influencing the influencer marketing

The increasing demand for social media influencers among brands has led to the emergence of agencies specialising in influencer marketing. But why do brands go for these agencies and how does this category of marketing work? BuzzInContent.com dives deep for an answer

Akanksha Nagar Mumbai, May 28, 2019

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Micro and nano influencers — influencing the influencer marketing

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