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People trust influencers. When an influencer recommends a product, it feels like a suggestion from a friend, not an advertisement.
Online reviews are essential for your brands. Singaporeans have easy access to the web and most consumers look at reviews online before making a purchase. These reviews will help generate interest from online users.
Influencer marketing is an offshoot of celebrity endorsements. Celebrities come with a hefty price tag that some brands cannot afford. When Internet stars have more followers than celebrities, it only makes sense to engage with content creators. So you can think of influencer marketing as a hybrid of traditional and digital marketing.
Almost half (40%) online 16–24 years old in Singapore say they trust what people say online about brands more than ‘official’ sources, such as brands’ own websites, newspapers, or TV adverts. Therefore it is important to get other third-party sources to give accreditation to your business.
Running ads on platforms like TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube is one of the most effective ways to grow your business online. But there’s a major challenge—ad fatigue.
People are exposed to so many ads daily that they unconsciously start ignoring them. Think of it like walking down a busy street filled with billboards and posters. At first, you might glance at them, but over time, your brain tunes them out. The same thing happens online. With endless ads flooding social media, they begin to blend into the background, making it harder for businesses to capture attention.
If people don’t notice your ad, they won’t click, engage, or buy—wasting both your time and marketing budget.
Fortunately, influencer marketing offers a solution. It cuts through ad blindness and makes your brand stand out.
Since influencers have large, loyal followings who trust their opinions, their recommendations carry real weight. When an influencer talks about a product, their audience listens.
Unlike traditional ads that people often ignore, influencer content feels more like a personal recommendation than a sales pitch.
That’s why consumers prefer it—because people trust people, not ads.
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** Total Fans are based on social media accounts only such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Tiktok, etc. and not including the blog website fans.
*** Total Fans as of 27-Apr-2023
People trust influencers. When an influencer recommends a product, it feels like a suggestion from a friend, not an advertisement.
Influencers have their audience’s full attention. When they mention a product, people take notice.
Followers actively like, comment, and interact with influencer content, making them more likely to take action and make a purchase.