Bridging Internal and External Gaps in Communications in Communities of Color
Monique Russell focuses her comms consulting and training to break down barriers in and out of black culture
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Want Instagrammers and YouTubers to mention your brand? Or do you want to influence an audience to buy your product? Winfluence – The Influence Marketing Podcast explores the world of influencer marketing from a strategic perspective to help your influence efforts align with driving business value. Host Jason Falls, author of the companion book Winfluence: Reframing Influence Marketing to Ignite Your Brand, interviews brand managers, agency strategists, software vendors and influencers themselves to uncover the art and science of influencing audiences to try, buy or think differently. There’s a difference between using influencers and actually influencing. Discover that difference and explore both online and offline influence on Winfluence.
Monique Russell focuses her comms consulting and training to break down barriers in and out of black culture
Jason Falls takes us on an audio journey to visit the creator of Lou Food Reviews and host of the new Strong After Stroke
Jason Falls points out the injustice committed when brands demand performance marketing as the only ad model
Pooja ParasuRaman from Affable.ai joins Winfluence to share the impact of India’s 2020 TikTok ban to prepare us for a possible one in America
Daria Belova and Anne Pusakova from Hype Factory stop by Winfluence to talk AI, the Metaverse and Virtual Influencers
Zachary Walker from The Motion Agency shares his industry perspective on Winfluence
Mark Schaefer’s new book says community is it! Jason shares a recent conversation with him to hear him out.
Long-time B2B influence strategist Rachel Miller joins Winfluence to talk shop and the future
New research from Jay Baer suggests that the time it takes for brands to respond may be the most important indicator of success