Don’t Neglect TikTok! Advice from Marisa Blackwell, Influencer Marketing Director at The Aragon Company
Hello, and welcome to another episode of IMpulse: The Influencer Marketing Podcast. I'm your host, Prateek Panda, VP of Marketing at Phyllo. Today, I am joined by Marisa Blackwell, Influencer Marketing Director at The Aragon Company.
Together, we discuss the potential TikTok shows for reaching wider audiences, while also delving into the pitfalls of “fake followers” across all social media platforms. Marisa further provides insights into how to balance authenticity and the need to drive ROI in influencer campaigns, giving tips on how to measure the success of any campaign, before rounding out with advice on scaling out influencer marketing campaigns.
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Together, we discuss the potential TikTok shows for reaching wider audiences, while also delving into the pitfalls of “fake followers” across all social media platforms. Marisa further provides insights into how to balance authenticity and the need to drive ROI in influencer campaigns, giving tips on how to measure the success of any campaign, before rounding out with advice on scaling out influencer marketing campaigns.
Join us as we explore the following topics:
- Reaching wider audiences on TikTok
- Identifying the right influencers for your campaigns
- Balancing authenticity and driving ROI
- Measuring success in ROI for an influencer marketing campaign
- The scalability of influencer marketing
Marisa is an adventurous marketer with over ten years of experience across user acquisition, social media, and influencer marketing. As Influencer Marketing Director, she currently oversees new business partnerships, accounts, and operations for The Aragon Company’s influencer marketing programs.
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