Influencers will be more popular than Hollywood actors and chart-topping musicians in 2018

By Sarah Parsons | Published: 18-Dec-2017
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When it comes to digital and social marketing strategies, influencers aren't going anywhere in 2018

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Influencers will remain key to marketing strategies going into 2018, the latest report from engagement strategy firm Celebrity Intelligence has revealed.

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