The pendulum has swung away from the age of the mega influencer—those with millions of followers—to a more genuine, personal form of influence. Micro influencers, who typically possess between 10,000 and 100,000 followers, are gaining ground because their audiences are usually more engaged and loyal. Brands are quickly realizing that a smaller, dedicated following can lead to higher conversion rates than a more extensive range of passive audiences. According to research,
almost 70% of marketing agencies now favor partnerships with micro influencers (
source).