Apr 04

Why Brands Are In It for the Long Haul When Picking Influencers

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When Billie Schaub started working at the CBD brand Ned in December, she pitched her reluctant CEOs an influencer marketing strategy. After a less-than-fruitful history of working with creators, that approach was, Schaub recalls being told, “the best way to flush money down the toilet.” “I wanted to completely revamp the program,” said Schaub, the…

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