ZINE Improves Influencer’s Accountability for Instagram Campaigns
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It is great to see more partners are joining the call for accountability in the influencer marketing space.ZINE isn’t the first platform to have created a new tool to try and improve influencer accountability. For example, back in 2015 TapInfluence launched TapFusion, an automation platform that allows you to monitor real-time performance of your content with analytics that shows reach, views, and engagement. Tagger Media has also created software so brands can start forming data-driven relationships with a colourful dashboard displaying campaign metrics as well as top creators and content. In addition, HypeAuditor uses machine learning to find behaviour patterns that correspond with real people vs automated bots as well as measure authentic engagement to make influencer marketing more transparent. We are sure this isn’t going to be the only announcement this year of a new tool that aims to overall improve influencer accountability as the influencer space continues to evolve.
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