The Pros and Cons of Picking an Influencer to Represent Your Brand
It needs to be a careful selection process
When picking an influencer to work with, brands need to make sure they're a right fit and that they haven't had past missteps.
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Digital media has birthed the era of the direct-to-consumer celebrity. In the same way that disruptor brands like Casper, Away and Glossier have subverted the traditional retail model to go consumer-direct, personalities have taken the same path by bypassing media companies to reach their audience through the platforms themselves.
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