The most unexpected influencer successes of 2024
From an extremely long TikTok series to a puppeteered plushie, some of this year’s breakout influencers had unusual starts.
From an extremely long TikTok series to a puppeteered plushie, some of this year’s breakout influencers had unusual starts.
The secondhand retailer is running a six-month program that aims to turn fast-fashion promoters into more sustainable influencers.
This year, social media marketers for teams and leagues largely emphasized video content, from BTS posts about players to mascots’ fashion choices.
The brand is working with hair-care creators and seeing results from “cultural relevance” partnerships, CMO Michelle Miller said.
He’s global CMO, Channel Factory.
Libby Strachan, director of brand marketing at Free People, shared how the brand plans to show up on social and IRL in 2025.
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