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Influencers are often confused with other creator roles. This guide clears up the differences so you can choose the right fit for your campaign.

It’s not a secret that influencer marketing has gained popularity over the past decade, thus it's no wonder that multiple companies dedicate larger budgets to working with influencers every year. But with everything in life, this marketing strategy only makes sense if its effectiveness is assessed. Furthermore, measuring isn't enough on its own. It is also important to know when, what, and for how long to measure.

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Businesses are in a tough position when it comes to standing out and making a name for themselves. This is especially true for startups. Many of these businesses have emerged to meet emerging customer trends, often disrupting long-established and competitive markets. Creator endorsements similarly disrupted traditional marketing techniques that relied heavily on TV and newspaper ads. Despite many people thinking influencer marketing is expensive, even small businesses can leverage creators to bolster their brand in saturated markets and reach prospective customers.

People usually consult family and friends before making a purchase. In addition, they pay attention to trusted sources on the internet, so if an influencer has gained a significant following and is considered an authority figure, their opinions are widely considered credible. One of the best ways to get trustworthy reviews and recommendations is through influencer seeding (also referred to as product seeding), a strategy we'll cover in this blog post.