Spotify has chosen New Stance, a digital marketing agency for sport and entertainment brands, as its new UK influencer marketing agency.
The agency and Spotify’s premium team will work
A new survey from design agency, 383, found that 18-25 year-olds are twice as likely to take advice from social media influencers than they are to trust the
A new survey from Cascade Influencer indicates that influencer marketing is fast becoming a staple marketing channel for sports teams across both the US and Canada. More than 65% of
The Influencer Marketing Awards’ Rising Star award, which was sponsored by The Fifth this year,recognises the successes of young individuals within the influencer marketing industry who are excelling in
Performance-based marketing company Linqia’s The State of Influencer Marketing 2019 report found that influencer marketing has matured beyond a ‘test and learn’ tactic into an ongoing and effective
What a night…On March 26, the first-ever Influencer Marketing Awards (IMAs) went out with a bang, as over 270 representatives from leading brands, agencies and tech platforms flowed
Self-serve influencer marketplace Tribe has announced its launch into the US in addition £5.7 million Series A funding from multiple investors from across the globe, including Gresham House
Global influencer marketing analytics software InfluencerDB has announced its new requested Campaigns feature, which allows brands to manage and analyse their influencer campaigns from beginning to end all in one
In under two years, influencer marketing platform Model Village has established itself as a pioneer of high-end influence, running successful campaigns at scale on behalf of premium brands (Estee
We’re extremely excited to have on board Traackr as a category sponsor (Best Sport & Fitness) for the Influencer Marketing Awards (IMAs). Ahead of next Tuesday’s awards ceremony
Today, media giant News UK has launched The Fifth, its own full-service influencer marketing agency with storytelling and authentication at its heart. Oliver Lewis will be heading up the
YouTube is no longer the number one place to view influencer content, with Instagram now leading the way as brands move towards ‘honest disclosure’ of partnerships, according to Rakuten Marketing’
