Branding in the Digital Age: How Influencers Marketing and Authenticity Reshape Brand Perceptions

  • Zhou Y
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Abstract

The digital landscape's evolution has catalyzed the rise of influencer marketing as a potent force, fundamentally reshaping brand perceptions and embarking on a comprehensive exploration of this phenomenon. This paper underscores brands' multifaceted objectives in the influencer marketing field, encompassing efforts to magnify brand visibility, precision-target niche audiences, and bolster sales conversions. The literature review session highlights the increasing pivot from traditional media outlets to dynamic social media platforms, each offering unique advantages and engagement nuances. At the core of this discourse is the indispensable attribute of authenticity, whose role is in establishing trust, credibility, and deeper connections in the influencer space. To illustrate these dynamics in tangible settings, the research ventures into case analyses of brands like Glossier and AG1, capturing the essence of effective influencer collaborations. Conversely, the Snap Spectacles-Luka Sabbat partnership is a cautionary tale, spotlighting the pitfalls when authenticity falters. Ultimately, the paper presents meticulous recommendations tailored for brands and influencers, guiding them towards a refined, impactful influencer marketing trajectory.

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Zhou, Y. (2023). Branding in the Digital Age: How Influencers Marketing and Authenticity Reshape Brand Perceptions. Highlights in Business, Economics and Management, 23, 1053–1059. https://doi.org/10.54097/8abykp18

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