After working in social media strategy for ten years, Charlie took on the role of strategy director at Billion Dollar Boy two months ago. Charlie has always had a keen interest in the influence space, and she is passionate about applying this in her new role.
Representing a robust client roster of over 45 YouTubers, digital content creators and influencers (many of them BIPOC), Anita K. Sharma is renowned for being one of the first entertainment
A recent report from Influencer Marketing Hub found that nine in ten of the 5,000 marketers they surveyed believe that influencer campaigns are successful, and the publication estimates that
Snapchat’s new editing tools, gifting and marketplace
Many of you may associate Snapchat with a teenage audience, acting as an image, video, and text-based instant messaging platform. Snap
Alice wants to highlight the importance of education and self-reflection as an important factor to success, and how experimentation and consistency has led her to where she is now.
After previously being co-located with PI LIVE London, for the first time ever, the Influencer Marketing Show London will be coming to Old Billingsgate as a stand-alone, exclusive
Advertisers have found plenty of solutions to get their brands noticed on the ‘For You Page’ that now is home to 689 million monthly active users worldwide. Despite the fast-
Now in the role of creative strategist at Digital Voices, Sammy Albon’s background in the influencer sphere started when he, alongside his twin brother Niki, started his career as a freelance content creator seven years ago. From YouTube, to podcasting with the BBC, and now working agency side - Sam
TikTok wants to ensure that creators from across the globe are recognised on the platform, so this month, TikTok has been focusing on honouring the API community with the hashtags
Users can now include their pronouns on their profile
In case you missed it in yesterday’s Talking Influence newsletter, last week, Instagram announced that it has added a feature
According to a recent Gallup poll, 35% of Americans still worry about contracting COVID-19. Although that figure is the lowest since April 2020, it’s still a significant percentage
