Influencer marketing is a powerful weapon for brands.
Influencers engage with target audiences through authentic
storytelling, improve brand sentiment, and so drive a successful
return on investment. However, with regulatory authorities
increasingly scrutinising campaigns, mitigating against potential
legal, commercial and reputational damage should be considered when
embarking on working with influencers on digital marketing
campaigns. Gowling WLG's five-part series of Influencer 101
articles will equip you with the tools that your brand needs to
ensure it's in the strongest position when approaching
influencer partnerships.
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social media feed. Gowlessence produces cleansers, creams and
serums that its customers swear make them look good on the outside,
while also making them feel good on the inside. Gowlessence's
demographic is millennials that justify their indulgence on
"self-care" by investing in