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SOCIAL MEDIa INFLUENCERS

TEAM MEMBERS:
SHREYA SHRINIWAS : 211176
AVNI VIBHUTE : 211186
TEJASVI DEVADIGA : 211137
MINAKSHI ANKARLE : 211137
VRUSHALI KALBHOR : 211153
APOORV MAHADIK : 211153
WHAT IS AN INFLUENCER?

An influencer is someone who has:


 A person who is able to generate interest in something (such as
a consumer product) by posting about it on social media.
 A person who has the power to influence many people, as
through social media or traditional media:
Companies look for Facebook influencers who can promote their
brand.
 One who exerts influence : a person who inspires or guides the
actions of others.
WHO ARE SOCIAL MEDIA
INFLUENCERS?
• A social media influencer is someone who has
established credibility in a specific industry, has access
to a huge audience and can persuade others to act based
on their recommendations.
• Inevitably these people look up to influencers in social
media to guide them with their decision making.
• Social media influencers develop a following by sharing
quality content that inspires, entertains, informs, and
connects them with their followers.

• Influencers start social conversations, drive


engagement, and set trends amongst a receptive
audience, which positions them to work with brands on
sponsored content.
TYPES OF CONTENT OF SOCIAL MEDIA
INFLUENCER

BLOGGERS:
 Bloggers and influencers in social media (predominantly micro-bloggers) have the most
authentic and active relationships with their fans.
 Brands are now recognizing and encouraging this.
 Blogging has been connected to influencer marketing for some time now. There are
many highly influential blogs on the internet. If a popular blogger positively mentions
your product in a post, it can lead to the blogger’s supporters wanting to try out your
product.
YOUTUBE:
• Of course, a blog is not the only type of popular content on the internet.
• Another favorite type of content is video.
• In this case, rather than each video maker having their own site, most create a channel on YouTube. Brands
often align with popular YouTube content creators.

SOCIAL MEDIA POSTS ONLY :

 Of course, bloggers, podcasters, and YouTubers rarely rely solely on their existing audiences to just turn up to
their site, hoping there is new material.
 They usually promote new posts or videos heavily on social media - which makes most of these bloggers and
content creators micro-influencers as well.
 In fact, the vast majority of influencers now make their name on social media.
 While you will find influencers on all the leading social channels, the standout network in recent years has
been Instagram, where many influencers craft their posts around a stunning image.

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