Benefits of Working with Nano-Influencers

Marketing in today’s world is challenging because it constantly changes. Some businesses find it hard to keep up with these changes, while a few are able to do so with the help of influencers.

Influencers are becoming a key marketing tool for many businesses to keep up with trends. These individuals can focus on the products and services you are selling in an angle that directly targets the right market.

But, what are nano-influencers and why are they great for your business marketing goals? Whether you have heard of them or not, they are here to stay.

What Are Nano-Influencers?

Nano-influencers are a type of influencers that are easy to work with because although they have around 1,000 to 10,000 followers, they focus on the quality of the brand they are endorsing.

Because of their attention to detail and their belief in the product, they have a steady community supporting them and it will be a good advantage to your brand.

Benefits of Collaborating with Nano-Influencers

  • Authentic

Nano-influencers are simple people and dedicated to the brands they love and believe in. They don’t focus on becoming famous and they have jobs outside their social media presence.

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  • Cost-Efficient

It is actually cost-efficient to get nano-influencers for your marketing strategy. This will help businesses reach their targets and you can talk to them easily to coordinate your posts. They also won’t mind doing the posts for free samples.

  • Brings in User Participation

When it comes to influencers with the highest user participation, nano-influencers are on top. They take the time to reach out to their followers, especially if they are discussing the content they post. Their high user conversations will help any brand get people to check their products.

  • Helpful

Nano-influencers want to be a part of a brand’s growth and sometimes, they will reach out to you if they see the potential of your brand.

When these influencers see a brand they trust, they will provide their followers a behind-the-scenes look of your brand and explain why the audience should consider the brand.

  • Trusted

Many followers trust nano-influencers because they give a honest and thorough review. They do not post anything that they have not tried because it will cost them their followers that trust them.

Them being trusted will be helpful for your brand because their post will have their seal of approval.

  • Improves brands

Since nano-influencers care about the quality of the posts they make, they often focus on one or two categories.

Once they post, they will customise their post to fit your brand and help it reach to more audiences. They can also help you test run your products and reach a new type of audience.

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  • Keeps the brand competitive

Finally, nano-influencers are committed when it comes to the brands they support. You won’t see your competitors in their pages because they strongly believe in your brand.

If you are consistent with your brand, they will be loyal supporters that will help you build your brand for years to come.

Conclusion

It is undeniable that influencers can make a business prosper and get more people to know the brand. However, before you reach out to one, you should do your research on how to reach out to these influencers and which one is the best for your business.

With the right team behind you, you will be able to keep up with the changing market and flourish.

If you are thinking of using social media to market your business or your blog, here are some articles that may interest you:
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Write SEO and Forget About The Most Important Thing
What Do Customers Expect From Your Business?

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16 Comments Add yours

  1. Sierra says:

    True. Probably better to have a bunch of nano influencers than one mega… but it prob also depends

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    1. Kally says:

      Thank you, Sierra and welcome to MiddleMe!

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  2. Wow! Imagine this: I actually learned something New today.

    Thanks so much, were I 40 or so years younger, I could get into this.

    God Bless,
    Patrick

    Liked by 2 people

    1. Kally says:

      Ah you are always young at heart. Go on, give it a try. You are a great influence to everyone especially youths.

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  3. Interesting article Kally and like Patrick above, if I was a heck of a lot younger lol.

    Liked by 1 person

    1. Kally says:

      You are young at heart! Give it a try, who knows, you may love it. Lol!

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  4. Dilip says:

    Excellent logic for working with Nana – Influencers. Thanks Kally.

    Liked by 1 person

    1. Kally says:

      Thank you so much, Dilip!

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  5. ChallEngEr says:

    Hi there.
    😄I reallly enjoy your blog so I nominated you for the Liebster Award. ChallEngEr

    Liked by 1 person

    1. Kally says:

      Thank you for your nomination! You are so very kind and generous.

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  6. I found this helpful thanks!

    Liked by 1 person

    1. Kally says:

      Thank you for your comment! Hope you are having a good week.

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  7. Patty says:

    High time we collaborate on something again, Kally! What do you think?! XxX

    Liked by 1 person

    1. Kally says:

      Totally!!! What do you have in mind, Patty?

      Liked by 1 person

      1. Patty says:

        Something about freelance work and connection?

        Liked by 1 person

        1. Kally says:

          That will work for me! Let’s chat more on FB messenger. 😘

          Liked by 1 person

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