Influencer Marketing: Customer Journeys, Outreach, IRM, and Monetization

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parasocial theory

explains how audiences develop feelings of closeness with media personas

- one sided

- proposed for TV and radio

- heightened by online interactions

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risks of excessive commercialization

losing followers

content fatigue

erdoing an influencer's authenticity

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how can influencer's maintain trust

disclosing partnerships and sponsorships

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traditional celebtrities v influencers

traditional influencers can afford to be inauthentic faster than social media influencers

micro influencers value trust while celebrities can endorse any product as long as they are paid

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5 stages of the customer journey

attract

engage

convert

retain

advocate

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attract

introduce the brand and its content ot potential customers, particularly audiences that may be difficult to reach through traditional marketing

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engage

get audiences to interact with, share, and discuss brand content

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convert

turn audience interest into a measurable action, such as a pruchase, registration , or event sign up

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retain

keep current customers engaged and help them get continued value from a product or service

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advocate

turn positive customer experiences into recommendations and brand promotion

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influencer selection criteria

audience fit

engagement rate

authenticity

content quality

brand fit

expertise

performance

follower authenticity

professionalism and communication

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influencer selection process steps

define campaign objective

map ideal influencer traits

short list and vet candidates

conduct pilot tests

review and refine

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influencer v creator

influencer: shares sponsored content

- encourages followers to do certain action

creator: develops original content

- wants to create engaging and valuable content for audience

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lookalike influencer

creator who shares similar characteristics with another influencer who has already proven successful with your brand

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types of influencers

mega influencers

macro influencers

micro influencers

nano influencers

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mega influencers

celebrities/major internet stars

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macro influencers

established voices in a specific niche

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micro influencers

niche experts with high engagement rates

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nano influencers

highly localized/ultra niche creators with tight-knit communities

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how to define your ideal influencer

know target audience

establish campaign goals

pay attention to social conersation/brand mentions

identify key influencer characteristics

create an "ideal influencer" persona

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ways to find influencers for your brand

influencer marketing platforms

native searches

competitor analysis

search engines

industry-specific communities and forums

your network

industry events and conferences

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essential components to influencer marketing tech stack

influencer discovery & recruitment

collaboration & relationship management

campaign analytics & performance evaluation

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influencer discovery & recruitment

looks at:

- audience characteristics

- brand fit/content style

- reach

- engagement

- impact

- ai powered creator matching/safety vetting

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campaign analytics & performance evaluation

real-time analytics

customizable reporting

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influencer marketing tools considerations

all in one v a la carte

workflow fit with business

AI integration

integration with other systems

social media platform support

complexity, simplicity, UX

cost

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top 16 influencer marketing platforms reading

main idea: for brands that want to grow and measure their programs, an influencer marketing plaform is presented as a competitive necessity

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influencer outreach stages

influencer selection strategies

pitch preparation

outreach channels

messaging tactics

follow-up process

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influencer selection strategies

determine marketing objectives

assess influencers' audience reach, engagement, authenticity, topic/expertise

platform strengths

influencer audience, voice, style

brand fit and fit with marketing objectives

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pitch preparation

compensation model

flat fee, affiliate commissions, merchandise

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outreach channels

direct messaging

email

influencer platforms

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messaging tactics

7 C's

- clarify

- customization

- compensation

- campaign

- content

- communication

- cta

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follow up process

follow up with non responders

2-3 attempts

vary pitch copy

try another communication channel

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influencer outreach steps

pre-outreach

- start with clear strategy and creator offer

- find influencer email addresses

- write a personalized outreach email

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influencer relationship management

includes all interactions with an influencer before, during, and after launching an influencer marketing campaign

- crm like system

- full relationship cycle

- strategic v tactical

- human & technical factors

- software selection

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strategic influencer relationship

alignment with brand purposes and segmentation

value creation

reputation management and crisis planning

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tactical influencer relationship

open communication and feedback

collaborative content development

contracts, compliance, and disclosure practices

ROI and performance monitoring

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influencer relationship stages

discovery and vetting

outreach and onboarding

engagement activation

nurturing and long-term partnership

termination or transformation

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IRM software capabilities

discovery and vetting

campaign workflow management

communication and reporting

long term relationship tracking

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IRM software criteria

size

budget

campaign complexity

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IRM the complete brand guide

main idea: marketing about building relationships, not just transactions

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top 6 ways to manage relationships

pick the right influencer

measure engagement accurately

use a contract

organize your creator team

attribute results correctly

adopt a platform

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funnel stages

TOFU (awareness)

MOFU (engagement)

BOFU (conversion)

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core influencer monetization methods

sponsored posts

brand partnerships

affiliate marketing

ad revenue

subscriptions and memberships

merchandise

digital products

donation and crowdfunding

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how brands and influencers make the most of the relationship reading

main idea: diversify across brand deals, products, platforms, payouts, and services

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what determines an influencer's rates

follower count

engagement rate

niche

scope of a project

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brand storytelling

take audience through a story journey

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storybrand framework

identify the hero's desire

define the customer's problem

position yourself as the guide to the hero

provide a clear plan

call customer to action

define success and failure

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persona

to what extent is it real/a real relationship

- pretending to be someone online

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how to reduce parasocial

connect with real followers (rewards, giveaways)

meetups/local events

livestreaming/interactive

relatability

focus on a smaller audience and do more with them

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digital marketing strategies

visibility

likeability

credibiility

lovability

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visibility

uses inbound marketing: customer initiate contact

- relationships > transactions

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likeability

uses social media

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credibility

uses content marketing: strategic approach to attract and acquire an audience with the objective of dribing profitable customer action

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lovability

uses social selling and employer branding

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ORM

online reputation manager

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competence trust

can they do it?

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goodwill trust

do they care about me/act fairly?

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influencer relationship management reading

main idea: strong influencer relationships, supported by good IRM software, build trust and drive higher ROI

- most returns come from a small group of top performers, so find and nurture them

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tricks of the trade reading

main idea: social media influencer's aren't just advertisers

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creator v influencer difference explained reading

main idea: social media influencers are no longer just advertisers; they also show that they engage in real retail activities, and consumers often judge them to do it better than retailers

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4 types of creators

web content

youtube

podcast

social media

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garyvee content strategy

reverse pyramid model

- document pillar content

- repurpose into micro content

- distribute across social media