15 Influencer Marketing Platforms for Instagram You Need to Try

[jocial]

When Facebook acquired Instagram back in 2012, the world’s collective jaw dropped at the $1 billion purchase price. A little over 4 years later, that purchase is looking like the smartest thing Facebook has done since its inception. Consider these statistics, courtesy of brandwatch.com:

https://www.brandwatch.com/blog/37-instagram-stats-2016/

• Ad revenue for 2017 is projected to reach $2.81 billion.
• User engagement with brands is 10 times higher than on Facebook, and 84% higher than Twitter.
• 50% of Instagram’s users follow at least one brand.
• 70% of the most used hashtags are branded.

Add to this picture the fact of Instagram’s new shoppable photos feature and it becomes apparent that the platform is going to dominate the social marketing landscape in the coming years. With all this attention on Instagram for business, though, comes a downside. Brands are going to have to work harder than ever to get noticed, let alone sustain engagement. What’s bad news for brands is good news for influencers, though. There are over 500 million active users on Instagram, and companies are going to have to increasingly funnel their message through influencers if they want to reach the right audience.

2017 will be a kind of gold rush for influencers, as brands will race to stake their claim on as many and as diverse a group of them as possible. With that rush will come the need for the right tools to locate and vet new talent, while needing to manage multiple campaigns and the people involved. With this in mind, finding a decent influencer marketing platform becomes of paramount concern. Keep in mind, though, if you’re targeting Instagram as your platform of choice, simply searching for the “best” ones won’t do. Some platforms are better than others when it comes to finding the stars who shine brightest on Instagram.

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[kemeron]

Instagram's success confirms the hypothesis that niche disengagement is the future of the social media market. As marketers predicted, social networks start sharing not only by user type, such as LinkedIn (for professional contacts), but also by type of content, such as Pinterest and Instagram". By the way, both of the latter are dedicated exclusively to graphic content, but it was Instagram that has become an amazing success story.

[silinka]

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[KleoLee]

On 7/1/2020 at 10:48 PM, kemeron said:

Instagram's success confirms the hypothesis that niche disengagement is the future of the social media market. As marketers predicted, social networks start sharing not only by user type, such as LinkedIn (for professional contacts), but also by type of content, such as Pinterest and Instagram". By the way, both of the latter are dedicated exclusively to graphic content, but it was Instagram that has become an amazing success story.

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[Amandatrincher]

Knowing about your customers should give companies an idea of what will interest them. Content doesn't always have to be thoughtful. However, make sure that whatever you post provides value. Try mixing quality content with helpful advice, facts, or business information.