This is a part of a series that was created to help you define build the practice of influencer marketing into your company. This series will walk through the process, necessary roles, in addition to guides for each role to get started with influencer marketing quickly. Over the next several posts, I will break apart the key steps the sponsor is responsible for when launching an Influencer Marketing program.
Daily Report
30 activities
4 conversations
1 new opportunity – Network World editor is interested in covering the product announcement
Weekly Reports
Quarterly Report
Influencer Marketing Program Q1 ReportNew opportunities created: 20
Number of completed interviews: 10
Included listing of influencers
Number of external mentions or pickups: 16
Include listing of the mentions and associated URLs
Number of closed opportunities: 12
Include listing of closed opportunities with appropriate links
Top issues or impediments throughout the quarter:
Lack of content to support the initiative
Lack of commitment
Next week, I’ll post things to know about testimonials and endorsements.
<strong>Amanda Maksymiw</strong> worked at OpenView from 2008 until 2012, where she focused on developing marketing and PR strategies for both OpenView and its portfolio companies. Today she is the Content Marketing Director at <a href="https://www.fuze.com/">Fuze</a>.