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Social media teams are finally growing—stop hiring like it’s 2015

Sprout Social

Brands still expect one person to manage content calendars, act as on-camera talent, report on performance, run influencer programs, lead social SEO and stay on top of every trendevery day, all year. It feels like were suddenly back in 2015. But the good news is that social teams are expanding.

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Influencer Marketing: Lessons From One of the World’s Largest Software Brands

Content Marketing Institute

Even successful, established brands must start at the ground floor to build a B2B influencer marketing program – the same as an agile, scrappy startup. Amisha Gandhi, VP, influencer marketing, SAP Ariba, says that, just as in one’s personal life, worthwhile relationships take more than numbers-flexing on either side.

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11 of the Best Influencer Marketing Tools

Hootsuite

According to a McKinsey Study , marketing-inspired word-of-mouth generates more than twice the sales of paid advertising and customers have a 37 percent higher retention rate. For every dollar spent on influencer marketing , marketers see a $6.50 Ready to develop your influencer marketing strategy?

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4 Ways to Use Micro-Influencers to Grow Your Business

Neil Patel

The reality is most marketing tactics require tons of effort and months of planning before you see results. You take advantage of nano and micro-influencers. Influencer marketing is one of the best ways to drive sales. But most people can’t afford celebrity influencers like Kim Kardashian. So, what do you do?

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How to plan a successful product launch with Instagram Drops

Sprout Social

In November 2015, Kylie Jenner launched her iconic lip kit to so much fanfare, her website crashed. Being attached to the Kardashian-Jenner empire certainly didn’t hurt sales, but that doesn’t mean you can disregard her simple yet effective promotion strategy. Generate buzz with your promotion strategy. Understand your audience.

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Can't Afford a Super Bowl Ad? Here's What to Do Instead

Hubspot Marketing

So, if G-Fuel were to promote its drinks as "official Super Bowl beverages," it would infringe upon this trademark. Here's a great example of a 2015 ad where Newcastle pooled its money with 37 other brands to buy a Super Bowl ad slot that mentions all the companies at some point. Consider influencer marketing.

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How the Facebook Algorithm Works in 2020 and How to Make it Work for You

Hootsuite

For instance, in 2015, Facebook introduced the “See First” feature to let users choose which Pages they’d like to see at the top of their feeds. They also started downranking Pages that posted a high volume of overly promotional organic content. Because more screen time = more ads seen = more money for Facebook’s shareholders.