“About two-thirds (65%) of multinational brands plan to increase their spending on influencer marketing over the next 12 months, but they will do so only where standards on transparency are met, a new global report has found.
The research found that 68% of brands and their chosen influencers currently disclose their relationship via hashtags, while other methods include descriptions in the post or video (63%), a verbal mention (50%) or paid partnership labels (43%).
And all participants in the WFA survey said they used Instagram for influencer marketing, with Facebook and YouTube used by 85% and 67% respectively, while Snapchat (44%) and Twitter (33%) proved to be less popular platforms. Only 19% used WeChat and Pinterest.”
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