Despite their geographic proximity, brands in Bangladesh are now reaching out to social media influencers from India to help sell their products and services to the local audience. On Twitter especially, Indian influencers have become a popular choice for companies in Bangladesh that want to tap into the subcontinent’s second largest consumer market. More and more Bangladeshi brands are opting for Indian Twitter influencers while relegating homegrown content creators to the back burner.

In recent years, a growing number of influencers from India are breaking into the lucrative market of France. Influencers on ShareChat, one of the most popular apps in India, are especially well known for targeting France’s large Indian student population. In fact, India recently overtook China as the largest foreign student population in France, according to the latest figure from the OECD. This shift has prompted French companies to leverage Indian talent online, by sourcing influencers from India itself.

When it comes to brand deals, Indian influencers are getting more ambitious. With the sheer abundance of telegram influencers in India, surely some of them must be looking beyond the subcontinent for potential collaboration. But if you think Indian telegram influencers would find it too difficult to strike brand deals in Malaysia, just wait until you see how much they can achieve with just a few taps on their smartphones.

Finding brand deals through LinkedIn is a niche and often overlooked area of influencer marketing. But when it comes to India and the Russian federation, it’s become a booming industry for Indian influencers. Despite the many challenges of attempting to penetrate the Russian market, Indian LinkedIn influencers have made significant headway compared to their peers on other platforms. It’s also opened up new opportunities for startups dealing with LinkedIn marketing to penetrate emerging Indian territory.

The next time you scroll through ShareChat and find an influencer trying to sell an Arabic perfume, don’t be too surprised. They might be earning a fancy commission from a Saudi brand looking to make its mark in India. Top influencers on the popular Indian vernacular social media app say Arabic brands are keen to tap into the Indian market that boasts of a sizeable Muslim population. According to them, Arabic brands are looking to penetrate the Indian market via popular local influencers on platforms like ShareChat, where they are more confident about reaching a relevant audience.

Indian YouTube influencers have recently emerged as brand deal facilitators in South Korea. In fact, they are now more trusted than local influencers. With their significant reach on social media and their ability to effectively market products and services, YouTubers from India are making a serious dent in Korea’s influencer market. In this article, we will explore how they find brand deals and the platforms they use to connect with companies and other influencers.