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Follow the Top Social Media Influencers of 2014 | Marketing Technology Blog

Follow the Top Social Media Influencers of 2014 | Marketing Technology Blog | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Dr. Jim Barry of the Edu-Tainment Social Content Marketing blog has put together a list of the top social media influencers (with yours truly on it!).


The good Doctor has written up a fascinating, detailed post on the 4 archetypes of these influencers, describing the traits and types of influence they have in the industry, including:

Educators – provide help and insight

Coaches – engage and assist (you’ll find me here!)

Entertainers – engage and inspire

Charismatics – provide insight and inspiration...

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Follow the Top Social Media Influencers of 2014 by Douglas Karr on Marketing Technology Blog

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The State of Influence Marketing and Scoring Platforms — socialmouths

The State of Influence Marketing and Scoring Platforms — socialmouths | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

It’s important that we make the distinction between Influence Marketing and Influence scoring. Influence Marketing has always been part of our lives, whether we recognize the term or not. Everyday, brands put their products in the hands of targeted individuals that have a clear impact in an specific niche.

 

I think this quote from the upcoming book Influence Marketing, by Danny Brown and Sam Fiorella, not only provides a clear definition of what the goal of marketing is but it also makes it pretty obvious that influence is a natural aspect of marketing. The end result of any good marketing effort is to identify, engage, and nurture the most qualified prospects, ensuring the leads generated drive the highest customer acquisition rate....

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Good look at the difference between Influence Marketing and Influence Scoring, how brands approach them and what’s in the future...

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How Influence Marketing Scores #SocialPR Power in 2014

How Influence Marketing Scores #SocialPR Power in 2014 | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

So what exactly is this buzz about influence marketing? Imagine handpicking the most influential bloggers to work together in evangelizing your story. Ok, now take it one step further for it to really work: make sure that those influencers are actually true fans who LOVE and believe in your brand!


From a public relations perspective influence marketing is about targeting your brand evangelists or groups of your biggest fans versus a solo celebrity sponsor or the masses. Call it brand evangelists, loyalists, advocates or influencers, welcome to the next phase in social PR marketing as platforms like Triberr take blogger outreach and influence marketing to new levels...

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if you ignore the obvious product hype, there are some useful influence marketing tips here.

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“Power Middle” Influencer Marketing Campaigns Drive 16x Engagement Of Paid Or Owned Media

“Power Middle” Influencer Marketing Campaigns Drive 16x Engagement Of Paid Or Owned Media | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

With the rise of Klout and other personal influence measurement tools, much of the talk around influence marketing has focused on how to best target and engage high-ranking influencers. But new research is showing that a focus on mid-level influencers is actually far more effective when it comes to engagement and driving earned media, and at a much more efficient cost than working with “professional” A-list influencers.

 

This is the conclusion from a SocialChorus analysis of over 200 social word-of-mouth campaigns, which shows that large-scale social engagement is increasingly driven by a group of influencers the company refers to as the “Power Middle.” These influencers typically have a smaller but very loyal audience (2,500 to 25,000+ unique monthly visitors to their blog or other social networks). Because their communities are so loyal, these Power Middle influencers drive an average of 16x higher engagement rates than paid media and owned alternatives–and at a much lower individual cost than professional influencers....

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"16x higher engagement rates than paid media and owned alternatives" is a powerful incentive for marketing and PR pros.

Pedro Barbosa's curator insight, March 21, 2013 4:59 AM

Por muito que as pessoas tenham receios e criticas ao social scoring, por muitio que minem a sua credibilidade, ele está para ficar. E vai ajudar-nos a perceber quem são aqueles que mais influenciam, o que é particularmente útil às organizações.


Mais informação sobre isto no livro Harvard Trends ;)


Pedro Barbosa | www.pbarbosa.com | www.harvardtrends.com