In a world where influencer marketing is growing rapidly, the methods that Indian influencers are using to secure brand deals in Japan may just surprise you. A significant number of Indian influencers are now monetizing their Snapchat accounts, and they are doing so with Japanese brands. According to a report by Influencer Marketing Hub, the influencer marketing industry is set to be worth over ₹225 billion (US$2.8 billion) by the year 2025.

In recent years, several Indian influencers have found a niche market for paid brand deals in Bangladesh. They have established reputations on Facebook and other social media sites, and Bangladeshi brands now pay them to promote their products. In fact, Bangladeshi brands are now spending about 15% of their marketing budgets on Facebook influencer marketing. They believe Indian influencers can effectively reach the demographic they want to target. 💡 Bangladeshi brands prefer Facebook influencers According to a recent report by the New York Times, Bangladeshi marketers rely heavily on Facebook influencers to promote their products and services.

The digital fame of Indian Moj influencers is crossing borders and reaching the shores of South Korea, where they are gaining immense popularity. In fact, they are now competing with the likes of Korean influencers as they get brand deals with K-beauty brands and collaborate with K-pop idols. But how exactly are these Indian influencers getting noticed in South Korea? Let’s take a closer look. 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 How are Indian Moj Influencers Gaining Fame in South Korea?

In the past few years, Twitter has become the most coveted platform for influencers, brands, and marketers alike. Unlike Instagram and TikTok, where influencers are often able to work with brands by simply sliding into their DMs, Twitter influencers must engage in a long series of negotiations with brands before landing a deal, and that is especially true for Indian influencers looking to break into the Dutch influencer market. Now that it is 2024, the most important year for marketing since 2020, Indian Twitter influencers are beginning to establish their foothold in the Netherlands, a country that has long been ignored by influencers in India for no apparent reason.

In 2025, ShareChat influencers in India will be the go-to marketing channel for Malaysian businesses looking to reach the Indian diaspora in Malaysia. But how do these influencers find brand deals? Let’s take a closer look. 📊 The ShareChat Opportunity In Malaysia, the Indian diaspora is approximately 2 million, or 7.5% of the country’s total population. According to the Malaysian Indian Congress, the Indian community is the largest minority in Malaysia.

In a world where social media influencers are the new celebrities, the realm of marketing is rapidly shifting. Traditionally, Indian influencers have worked with local brands, but now they are venturing overseas, particularly in Germany. This shift is evident as Indian influencers are beginning to find brand deals in Germany, especially on Twitter. While German influencers have long been a staple in Germany, they are now working with Indian brands, and Indian influencers are beginning to work with German brands.