Unit 1 - Influencer Marketing

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Week 2

1. Logistics matter: mid-term test 14/11 –


9am VN time
2. Game: Kahoot
3. Group presentation
4. Textbook: discussion/answer questions
5. Homework
Discussion

a. Who are influencers and where do you find them?

b. What makes influencers different from celebrities


in product endorsement?

c. When did influencer marketing begin?

d. How can someone become an influencer?

e. How do they stay in business?


Key vocabulary

 Influencer
 Niche
 KOLs = Key Opinion Leaders
 Product endorsement
 Leverage
 Target audience
Word/phrases explanation

finishing-touch item: product that retains/achieves the final


and complete look/appearance/hair quality
drive awareness: to draw attention, make people know
about something
The proof is indeed in the pudding: The quality of a product
can only be judged by you using/experiencing/trying it
target audience: customers that producers aim at/
followers/viewers/listeners that the influencers aim at
the bible on understanding consumer trust: the
guide/guidance/reliable source to look into customers’
needs/beliefs.
give a damn about: care about something
a. What kind of product does the author mention in the article?
Comprehension How does it differ from other similar products?

questions Pantene Pro-V Curl Defining Pudding, a haircare product.


It is specifically created for black women’s hair. It helps to
hold natural curl and stay moisturized.

b. What did P&G do to promote their new product?


They hired 25 black female Instagram influencers
c. What kind of influencers did P&G hire for their
campaign?
Influencers with good numbers of subscribers (not millions)
d. What did influencers do to increase sales?
They placed sponsor posts on each channel to get attention from
their followers
e. Was their ad campaign successful? Why or why
Comprehension not?
questions Yes it was. In total, they can reach 2.5 million people
who are the target audience, the potential customers.
f. What does the author mean by saying “fish where
the fish are”?
The company does not want to spread their products
to all kinds of customers. They just need to focus on
the niche/specialized market of black women. They
were able to connect with 2.5 million intended target
audience.
g. Why do customers trust influencers more than TV
commercials or newspaper ads?
Influencers seem to be more relatable, connected and
reliable than traditional ads. Since they can talk to
their subscribers, answer their comments, giving
advice, etc.
h. Why does the author take P&G as an example of an enlightened brand?
Because he finds the company was insightful, trendy, open-minded and successful in
attracting a large number of customers by hiring macro and mircro influencers who may
not have large number of fans but are more convincing in their own niches.
 Prepare Unit 2: Climate change
 Group presentation (and report):

Homework Group 3
• Nguyễn Hòa An,
• Nguyễn Thanh Ngân,
• Vũ Thanh Nga,
• Nguyễn Thị Lê Na.
 Written report:
Group 2
• Trần Thị Bích Ngân
• Nguyễn Phương Thảo
• Phan Thu Ngân
• Từ Thị Xuân Anh
 Optional: Read extra reading article (page 28).
 Discussion prompts (page 27)

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