With everyone calling for more rules around paid advertising on social media, South Africa’s Advertising Regulatory Board (ARB) is proposing new rules for social media ads to protect users
To the untrained eye, it can be difficult to spot influencer fraud, which is unfortunately still a major issue in the influencer marketing space. With influencer marketing continually growing and
Instagram rolled out Stories in 2016 and has since been introducing new ad products to the feature. More and more brands have been attracted to the idea of linking their
The Influencer Marketing Show 2019 (IMS) returns with a bang to Old Billingsgate, London on October 22-23. It will be another jam-packed two days with informative panel sessions,
Indian marketers are tapping into the world of influencers in favour of the Bollywood and sports stars they normally turn to for endorsement. Brands are seeing influencers as critical marketing
Talking Influence is thrilled to be a media partner of the inaugural Influencer Marketing Awards 2019, which will be taking place on March 26 at Sheraton Grand, Park Lane in
The Amazon Influencer Program has been quietly running for two years now. Similarly to Amazon’s affiliate programme, which publishers and bloggers make money by linking to Amazon product pages,
With the Influencer Marketing Awards (IMAs) taking place on March 26 at Sheraton Grand, Park Lane in London, we want to reveal some of the brilliant judges that are on
According to a recent survey by influencer marketing agency CollectivEdge, almost three-quarters of influencers surveyed are not revealing their links with brands, which can lead to issues when building
US marketing specialist Captiv8 published a report uncovering the extent of fraudulent activity on Instagram and the real financial impact it has. The research found that brands spent $2.1
The inaugural Influencer Marketing Awards (IMAs) are taking place in March 2019 and we are pleased to reveal the latest IMA category sponsor. Tagger Media is sponsoring the Most Effective
Over half of China’s population is online. With the mainstream websites and apps that we take for granted in the UK such as the BBC, Google, Instagram, WhatsApp and