NIMR: Nigeria’s
First-Ever influencer
marketing report
Dotts Media House proudly presents its First-Ever Influencer Marketing Report, NIMR. This annual revelation thrusts Nigeria into the global marketing spotlight and serves as a lifeline for brands navigating the dynamic social media waves. Dive into NIMR and stay ahead in the dynamic world of influencer marketing.
Nigeria influencer marketing report
THE AGE OF COVID-19 (3rd Edition)
This state of influencer marketing report focuses on the COVID-19 pandemic effects on Nigerian Influencer Marketing, including the stats & data, revealing how brands, influencers, and social media users have embraced, adjusted, and adapted to the negatives and positives from the global pandemic.
Discover the heartbeat of the influencer marketing landscape, exploring shifts in influencers’ interests, the surge in brand collaborations, and innovative pathways to connect with audiences through content creation. This report is a roadmap navigating the niches, tiers, and growth trends that promise mutual prosperity for all stakeholders in the influencer marketing realm.
Nigeria influencer marketing Report
2019 AS A CASE STUDY – (2nd Edition)
Dive into the dynamic world of Nigerian influencer marketing with our report! In this eagerly awaited second edition of the “Nigeria Influencer Marketing Report, NIMR (2019),” we unveil the fascinating interplay between brands and influencers, showcasing a full-blown engagement revolution and how this relationship shapes the landscape of Nigerian social media.
Uncover the secrets behind successful influencer collaborations amid recurring algorithm changes on major social platforms. Our report goes beyond the surface, delving into trends, best practices, and in-depth statistical analyses.
Nigeria influencer marketing Report
2018 AS A CASE STUDY (1st Edition)
Dive into the groundbreaking first edition of the Nigeria Influencer Marketing Report, a pioneering exploration of the influencer marketing landscape in 2018. This report unfolds like a treasure trove, unraveling the industry’s perceptions, trends, challenges, and projections, providing a detailed map for brands and influencers to navigate this dynamic space.
From our survey of over 500+ professional Nigerians and a focus group of key executives and influencers, we confirmed at least 77% of established companies, startups, and individuals now engage influencer marketing as a critical part of their marketing strategy. With this huge percentage, we have a BIG YES to this report’s central question: “Is Influencer marketing the future of digital marketing?
