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How to Strategically Build an Influencer Marketing Program

How to Strategically Build an Influencer Marketing Program | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

As our influencer marketing columnist Raymond Morin blogged sometimes ago, there are 3 main types of influencers:

- celebrities

- opinion leaders (traditional media, online media, social media)

- ambassadors (satisfied customers, happy employees).


With the democratization of social media influence, there are simply more people that yield influence in social media. Perhaps this is one reason why Influencer Marketing continues to soar in 2015. It really shouldn’t come as a surprise, because numerous stats have already documented the power of online recommendations...

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Neal Shaffer shares six steps to follow to help you build an influencer marketing strategy and comprehensive influencer marketing program for your business.

Célia Chauvet's curator insight, November 23, 2015 2:31 AM

Le marketing d'influence en ligne, le B-A-BA

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Klout Quietly Launches Cinch, a Companion Q&A App

Klout Quietly Launches Cinch, a Companion Q&A App | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Klout really wants to make you care about your online influence.


That’s in part why the company has, with little fanfare, pushed out Cinch, an iOS application that pairs questions asked by users with other “experts” on certain topics, based on their amount of knowledge of the area in question.


The idea is basically leveraging the value of Klout’s flagship product, which purports to rank people in terms of their influence in certain areas. I, for instance, tweet a whole bunch about Facebook and Twitter as companies, so it would make sense for a product like Cinch to pair a person’s Facebook-related questions with my answers....

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 Quora-like iOS app launch for the social-influence startup Cinch. Keep an eye on it for relevance in finding experts.

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How To Identify Your Social Media Influencers | iStrategy Blog

How To Identify Your Social Media Influencers | iStrategy Blog | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

...According to Neilson Global trust survey back in 2009, only 14% of people trust ads while 78% of people trust consumers’ recommendations.


While the number may change today, the concept of consumers trusting their friends’ recommendations remains the same.


Recently, I wanted to watch a movie and I couldn’t decide if I should watch Wreck it Ralph or Rise of the Guardians, so I asked my editor Henry for his opinion, and he recommended me to watch Wrect it Ralph. I went with his suggestion and I didn’t regret it. But guess who just lost one customer here because somebody I trust pointed me the other way? 

 

The big question is how do you find these influencers or brand advocates? There are a couple of tools out there that can help you with that....

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Aaron Lee shares a useful list of five social media tools to help you identify "influencers"...

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PR 2015: Top 100 Influencers & Brands – Onalytica

PR 2015: Top 100 Influencers & Brands – Onalytica | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
At Onalytica we have been looking closely at the transformation of PR as we know it. Our vision is to evolve media relations into influencer relations professionals by managing relationships with hundreds of key influencers rather than just journalists.


Think about the numerous analysts, politicians, bloggers, thought leaders, industry professionals, stakeholders and influential consumers that all have big audiences that you want to reach. Influencer relations is a truly essential part of modern PR (we also offer a B2B influencer relations platform for PR practitioners)

One of the most time consuming parts of influencer relations (or influencer marketing) is identifying the right thought leaders. What if you just wrote a new blog and you have no idea what influencers would be interested in your content?

We’re here to help! We built a new tool to do this. Before it took up to an hour to find 10-20 relevant influencers, now you can do it in less than a minute…

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Useful list of influential PR brands and individuals on Twitter by London-based Onalytica. Oh, did I mention #17? ;-) 

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The Pillars of Influence and How to Activate Cause and Effect - Brian Solis

The Pillars of Influence and How to Activate Cause and Effect - Brian Solis | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Whether we agree with them in principle or not, the topic of digital influence is only becoming more influential. Almost anyone with a social media profile is already indexed in at least one of the many vendors on the scene today. Consumers are trying to figure out what it means. Brands are realizing the promise of connecting to connected consumers. Advertising and PR agencies are spending budget against it. So what is influence and what does it really mean?


Right now, there are more questions and theories than answers. Like some relationships in Facebook, it’s complicated. But, I can tell you what it is not. Influence is not popularity and popularity is not influence. It’s so much more than that.Since 2009, I’ve studied the influence landscape. After a few years and a few dozen articles on the subject, I concentrated my focus on developing a comprehensive report to take a deep dive into all things influence. One year later, I’m proud to publish my first report as part of the Altimeter Group, “The Rise of Digital Influence.”...

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Revisiting Brian Solis's "influence" post... 

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