Developing an influencer marketing strategy is essential, and by following these steps we will be able to create an effective influencer marketing strategy that will increase the visibility of our startup and achieve our business goals.
Define your target audience.
First we must ask ourselves: who is our product or service trying to reach? We must take into account different factors such as age, gender, income, country or culture and investigate which social networks they use the most and what type of content they consume.
By knowing our audience we can determine which influencers are most relevant to our approach.
Define your key objectives.
We must define what we want to achieve with influencer marketing. For example, do we want to be known? Do they use our services? By having the answers to these questions we will know which direction to go in, optimize resources and set strategies correctly.
Research the competition.
Analyzing our competitors will help us identify opportunities to differentiate ourselves and find specific niches within the market.
Research and select the influencers that best fit.
We must consider that the influencers chosen should be aligned with the company’s values and followers that coincide with our target audience. We must not only take into account the size of your audience, but also their level of commitment and the interaction they have.
Create engaging content.
First, you must establish which social networks will be used. Later, the influencer will be in charge of demonstrating their creativity so that the attractive content can be shared to encourage people to spread information about our business. It can be any type of content, from reviews, photos, stories, videos, activities, etc.
Measure the results.
Influencer marketing results can be measured using key metrics that will help us measure the impact and success of our campaigns. Some common metrics used to measure marketing results are:
Range: analises the potential and range of our content.
Conversion: It is the percentage of people who took an action after interacting with the influencer’s content.
Perspective: How the company has advanced from the influencer’s promotions.
Feedback: Carry out dynamics with our audience to know their perspective towards our company or product and how they have felt about the influencers.