Nepal is a country with a very specific kind of charm. It’s beautiful, the people are lovely, and the culture is rich. But there’s a catch. Being a Nepali, you may have noticed that a lot of things are better than them; like food, films, and well, social media. Nepalis have the innate ability to spice up even the dullest of things, but if there’s one thing they can never beat, it’s the Indian version of the same thing.

Have you ever wondered how Indian Telegram influencers score brand deals with American companies? Many Telegram influencers in India are making big bucks connecting with international brands on the messaging platform. By leveraging the platform’s anonymity and flexibility, Indian influencers are carving out lucrative niches and monetizing their channels. Shivangi Bansal, a popular Telegram influencer on the platform, has over 100,000 subscribers on her channel. Most of her subscribers are from the United States, and she makes money by running ads for various American brands.

In the past decade, Indonesia has experienced a boom fueled by its vibrant social media scene and a growing influencer marketing industry. With its population of over 270 million, Indonesia has become an attractive market for multinational brands eager to tap into its burgeoning potential. As India’s Twitter influencers look for opportunities to expand their markets and boost their portfolios, Indonesia has become a prime target. That’s why they’re forging partnerships with Indonesian influencers to help them secure brand deals in the country.

Indian social media influencers have emerged as one of the most prominent online community in the United Arab Emirates, targeting a mix of both Indian and international brands. Facebook is one of the leading platforms for influencer marketing in the UAE, where both the brand and the influencer can connect directly through Facebook Stories, Business pages, and Messenger. In fact, there’s increasing competition among Indian influencers on Facebook to discover brand deals in the United Arab Emirates, as Indian brands in the UAE are now hesitant to collaborate with local influencers.

It’s no secret that Indian YouTube influencers have recently taken the plunge into the Netherlands. The influx of these Indian influencers has, in fact, reached such a level that prominent Dutch brands have started changing their influencer marketing strategies to woo them back home. Whether it is Indian YouTube influencers like Mohak Narula or Rashmeet Kaur, who is actually a singer, are they really coming back home after their successful stints in the Netherlands, who knows?

Indian influencers are increasingly capitalizing on Telegram’s privacy features to connect with brands for promotions, and they are paying special attention to American clients. Telegram has become the go-to platform for Indian influencers looking to establish themselves in the international market. The app’s encryption, along with the anonymity it affords, makes it the ideal tool for creating buzz around their controversial and often risqué content. Indian influencers on Telegram are growing rapidly, especially as they now target the United States market for collaborations with foreign brands.