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Influence marketing is a way of promoting goods and services through opinion leaders. An opinion leader can be any person trusted by the target audience.
I want to add that in influence marketing, most often opinion leaders are popular bloggers or media personalities, but this can be any authoritative person who is listened to, learn more from the article https://topfacemedia.com/en/blog/inf...encer-strategy For example, a participant in a thematic forum, which is respected for competence and useful advice. Influential people are usually trusted even more. They have already spent their time and efforts to develop their brand and win an audience. They value customer relations more than profit. In addition, the audience knows them well.
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