If You’re Not Working with Influencers, You’re Left Behind
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If You’re Not Working with Influencers, You’re Left Behind

This episode features an interview with Cristy Garcia, CMO, impact.com, a partnership management platform that automates business partnerships, at scale.

Ian Faison
Ian Faison
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 Learn from Cristy Garcia, CMO, impact.com, about working with influencers and the do’s and don'ts of partnerships. 

Key Takeaways:

  • Influencers have been around for awhile, but they became even more important during the pandemic. If you aren’t working with influencers as a marketer, you’re being left behind. 
  • When partnerships fail, it is most often due to lack of communication. Make sure to be very clear about payments, expectations, and what you are promoting. 
  • You can generate significant revenue through partnerships, for some companies, as high as 28 percent of their total revenue. 

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If You’re Not Working with Influencers, You’re Left Behind

This episode features an interview with Cristy Garcia, CMO, impact.com, a partnership management platform that automates business partnerships, at scale.

Ian Faison
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 Learn from Cristy Garcia, CMO, impact.com, about working with influencers and the do’s and don'ts of partnerships. 

Key Takeaways:

  • Influencers have been around for awhile, but they became even more important during the pandemic. If you aren’t working with influencers as a marketer, you’re being left behind. 
  • When partnerships fail, it is most often due to lack of communication. Make sure to be very clear about payments, expectations, and what you are promoting. 
  • You can generate significant revenue through partnerships, for some companies, as high as 28 percent of their total revenue. 

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If You’re Not Working with Influencers, You’re Left Behind

This episode features an interview with Cristy Garcia, CMO, impact.com, a partnership management platform that automates business partnerships, at scale.

Ian Faison
Ian Faison
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 Learn from Cristy Garcia, CMO, impact.com, about working with influencers and the do’s and don'ts of partnerships. 

Key Takeaways:

  • Influencers have been around for awhile, but they became even more important during the pandemic. If you aren’t working with influencers as a marketer, you’re being left behind. 
  • When partnerships fail, it is most often due to lack of communication. Make sure to be very clear about payments, expectations, and what you are promoting. 
  • You can generate significant revenue through partnerships, for some companies, as high as 28 percent of their total revenue. 

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If You’re Not Working with Influencers, You’re Left Behind

This episode features an interview with Cristy Garcia, CMO, impact.com, a partnership management platform that automates business partnerships, at scale.

If You’re Not Working with Influencers, You’re Left Behind
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Ian Faison
Ian Faison
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July 30, 2024
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 Learn from Cristy Garcia, CMO, impact.com, about working with influencers and the do’s and don'ts of partnerships. 

Key Takeaways:

  • Influencers have been around for awhile, but they became even more important during the pandemic. If you aren’t working with influencers as a marketer, you’re being left behind. 
  • When partnerships fail, it is most often due to lack of communication. Make sure to be very clear about payments, expectations, and what you are promoting. 
  • You can generate significant revenue through partnerships, for some companies, as high as 28 percent of their total revenue. 
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