TikTok Expert: Authenticity Key for Food Brands Marketing to Gen Z
July 13, 2022
Original Article: The Food Institute With an endless supply of content and more than 50 million daily users, there is no shortage of ways for
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Open Influence Named a TikTok Marketing Partner
June 29, 2022
Original article: Destination CRM Open Influence, a creator marketing company, has been named a TikTok Marketing Partner. With the TikTok Creator Marketplace API integrated into
Travel Advisors Should be Working with Influencers — Here’s How to Start
June 27, 2022
Original Article: TravelAge West Influencers. Whether you love them or hate them, they’re becoming an ever-more-visible presence in our social media feeds, on our television
TikTok Announces Open Influence As A Marketing Partner
June 27, 2022
Original Article: Anthony Carranza via Medium TikTok has had a successful year and it will continue to get better. As it turns out the Chinese-based
TikTok Names Open Influence Official Marketing Partner
June 6, 2022
Original article: Martech Series Partnership, Backed by Rich API Integration, Enables Company’s Customers and Partners to Unlock the Power of TikTok With Data-Driven Strategies and
Open Influence Shares NFT and Metaverse Insight
April 28, 2022
Original Article: The Dana Crypto Show This week my guest is Karim de Martino, Senior Vice President of International Business Development at Los Angeles influencer
Optimizing Your Campaign With Travel Influencers
April 4, 2022
Original Article written by Eric Dahan: Travel Pulse The tourism industry has changed irrevocably, and travel is the fastest-growing segment in influencer marketing. Thanks to
TikTokers solidify their growing presence on the Oscars red carpet
April 4, 2022
Original Article: Daily Dot In hopes of appealing to a younger generation of film lovers, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences partnered with
Social Commerce Boom: What It Means for Beauty
February 28, 2022
Original Article By Eric Dahan: Beauty Packaging The pandemic helped accelerate social commerce adoption. Stay-at-home orders and business closures forced consumers to look elsewhere for connection. For