September 14, 2021
The amount of agencies providing help to brands with influencer marketing has
grown over the past few years. In addition, finding influencers, screening them
in briefing them, creating agreements with them, paying them and then ensuring
they do their assignments can be a ton of work. So it's not surprising that
brands want to outsource this work to professionals.
Then, you must determine which one to choose from the many generalist and
specialty agencies that claim to assist. Here are eight factors that can help
you separate the pros from the novices and make the search easier in finding the
ideal influencer agency. The most efficient platform for influencer marketing is joe
sinkwitz intellifluence.
Sinkwitz Experience
Influencer marketing is nearly 15 years old now So, many agencies have plenty
of experience. Asking for case studies for your field and your goals (i.e.
website traffic, in-store sales, etc.) This is a great way to start building
relationships with others.
Criteria for Influencer Selection Criteria
When I was younger when we were in the past, finding an influencer generally
involved finding someone who created content related to your industry and also
who seemed to be a good fit for the branding sinkwitz intellifluence. Nowadays,
we are able to analyze the makeup of the influencer's fan base to ensure their
audience overlaps with that of the brand's target audience. We can look at their
saturation rate -- which is the proportion of content they create that's
sponsored -- to make sure that it's not excessively high. We can determine
whether they've mentioned rivals in recent posts. We can see whether their
language is safe for brands or not.
With all the advanced filtering systems that are in use, using "brand fit"
just isn't acceptable.
Content Evaluation Criteria
Over the past few years the influencers we have worked with have created tens
of thousands of pieces of branded content. We observed that each piece of
content is different. It's not surprising that certain content performs better
than others, just like content created by companies or their creative
agencies.
Given the performance variability What is the process used by the agency to
evaluate each piece of content after it has been released to determine
performance?
Content is scored according to its organic performance in terms of comments,
likes or shares However, it's equally important to scrutinize the comments and
detect signs of fake, off-topic or purchased comments.
Targeting Strategy
A company that's only providing the ability to identify the right
influencers, manage them and provide briefs for a brand isn't adding much value
to the modern marketing mix.
Organic content from influencers reaches only a small portion of the
influencer's followers (usually approximately 9% according to our experience,
but it varies depending on which social media platforms are used).
What strategy does the agency employ to ensure that the content is reaching
the correct target audience? The high-performing content scored in Step No. 3.
This content is able to be further enhanced through the use of a paid strategy
to get the attention of the correct people.
Measurement Strategy
This subject merits an entire article on measuring influencer marketing. One
of the most important questions to ask influencer agencies is how they calculate
impressions of the content. Do they count one impression for each follower that
an influencer has? If so, given the roughly organic reach of 9, they are using a
method that overstates reach by more than 10 times. Can they report only on the
true content?
In addition, engagement rates and reach aren't directly related to sales so
the measurement of engagements or impressions isn't enough. What other business
metrics can an agency use to measure other than vanity metrics? There are many
advanced measurement methods available right today. It is recommended to choose
one of the many organizations that provide the methods.
Optimization Strategy
A lot of influencer campaigns depend on influencers creating their content
according to a calendar and then watching to see what happens. However, all
other forms of digital marketing is optimized typically daily to increase the
effectiveness of the campaign.
Influencer marketing can be improved as well, with everything from the
content to post types to the way we target influencers and even their profiles
changing as we change. What's the strategy of the agency's optimization?
Content rights
Brands are investing substantial resources in this type of branded content.
Different agencies have various agreements with influencers regarding the rights
that the brand gets to that content. In the best scenario the brand gets a
lifetime license to reuse the content on any platform. Contact the agency to
inquire about the rights that your brand can enjoy using the content.
Guaranteed Results
What results will the agency guarantee to their brand clients in the event of
a dispute? Are they able to provide deliverables, such as the quality and
quantity of influencers or content pieces which will be created? Do they promise
more than that, such as the amount of traffic that will be directed to a
particular website? What happens if they fail to fulfill their promises? What
options are available to the company?
Although it's hard to ensure sales through the context of agency
partnerships, influencer agencies are still able to guarantee specific results
around views, engagements or even web traffic.
Summary
It's not easy to pick an agency since they all have the same sound. These eight factors will assist you in navigating the list and find the right subset to help the success of your brand.
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