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esterday Briatore, during the Giletti Arena, railed against those who pay €650 to attend Ferragni's workshops. Today Gianluca Nicoletti used this episode to investigate the use of Influencer Marketing and the role that Influencers are taking on in the economy and society. I spoke on the show to explain that Briatore, as an "old-fashioned" entrepreneur, is unable to understand that companies must use new intermediaries to reach audiences impervious to traditional messages. Furthermore, it is still difficult to convey the concept that being an influencer can be a job, when it responds to a market need and is done professionally.
You can listen to the episode here and comment below. melog Canada Phone Number Similar Posts: melogOpinionists vs Influencers: interview with Melog (Radio24) melogInstagramers: interview with Melog (Radio24) At Melog to talk about Mentana, social networks and rules interviews the pressThe value of followers: interview on La Stampa facebook users 201815 years of Facebook: interview on ANSA and Radio24 Tags from the story "Influencer Marketing" , interview , melog Facebook Twitter Pinterest LINKEDIN E-MAIL Previous article Social Media in Italy: users and time of use in 2018 Next article The role of the blog in the current media ecosystem.Time of use of social media in Italy The social network used for the longest time by Italians is Facebook, which exceeds 14 hours per month per user (annual average). It is followed by YouTube which is used on average for 5 hours and 20 minutes each month. Not far away we find Instagram which keeps Italians glued to their smartphone screen for around 5 hours.
The surprise is Tik Tok, which, although still with a limited audience, manages to involve teenagers for around 2 and a half hours a month. Slightly above 60 minutes of use is Twitter, while immediately below the hour we find Tumblr (49 minutes) and Pinterest (48 minutes). Snapchat keeps users engaged for about 28 minutes, while LinkedIn only keeps users engaged for 13 minutes per month. For these latter platforms, it is plausible to wait for moves aimed at increasing the engagement of their users with games and original video content produced by partners or creators. In short, the only way to survive the excessive power of the giants will be to implement strategies aimed at thriving in your niche. While waiting for your comments, so as not to miss the next updates, I advise you to periodically consult the Social Media Observatory page for Italian statistics and the Social Media Statistics page for foreign statistics.
You can listen to the episode here and comment below. melog Canada Phone Number Similar Posts: melogOpinionists vs Influencers: interview with Melog (Radio24) melogInstagramers: interview with Melog (Radio24) At Melog to talk about Mentana, social networks and rules interviews the pressThe value of followers: interview on La Stampa facebook users 201815 years of Facebook: interview on ANSA and Radio24 Tags from the story "Influencer Marketing" , interview , melog Facebook Twitter Pinterest LINKEDIN E-MAIL Previous article Social Media in Italy: users and time of use in 2018 Next article The role of the blog in the current media ecosystem.Time of use of social media in Italy The social network used for the longest time by Italians is Facebook, which exceeds 14 hours per month per user (annual average). It is followed by YouTube which is used on average for 5 hours and 20 minutes each month. Not far away we find Instagram which keeps Italians glued to their smartphone screen for around 5 hours.
The surprise is Tik Tok, which, although still with a limited audience, manages to involve teenagers for around 2 and a half hours a month. Slightly above 60 minutes of use is Twitter, while immediately below the hour we find Tumblr (49 minutes) and Pinterest (48 minutes). Snapchat keeps users engaged for about 28 minutes, while LinkedIn only keeps users engaged for 13 minutes per month. For these latter platforms, it is plausible to wait for moves aimed at increasing the engagement of their users with games and original video content produced by partners or creators. In short, the only way to survive the excessive power of the giants will be to implement strategies aimed at thriving in your niche. While waiting for your comments, so as not to miss the next updates, I advise you to periodically consult the Social Media Observatory page for Italian statistics and the Social Media Statistics page for foreign statistics.