This differs from Tribe’s Influencer Marketing Campaign, where brands upload a brief, influencers submit content and then brands approve the content they like, which influencers then publish on their own social accounts. “The traditional methods of content production still work,” said Jules Lund, founder of Tribe; “However, many of our clients have a need for a more cost-effective way to generate larger volumes of content within days.”Not only can brands increase their budgets but the 50,000-strong community of creatives can “unlock an entirely new revenue stream.”
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