influencer
- noun
- /ˈɪnfluənsər/
- Texting
- The fashion influencer promoted the new clothing line to her millions of followers on Instagram.
- influencers and decision-makers
There is going to be digital influencers that are they're not real people.
- There is going to be digital influencers that are they're not real people.
- They're following the influencer because they need a shortcut.
- Like why why do influencers do free post for your brand?
- I didn't know influencers had to pay taxes.
- Z trust influencers more than their friends.
- I have worked in the influencer space for probably six years now.
- And, and the, and these are influencers paid as such.
- That's why the ultimate influencer could have been my dad.
- And we're both, you know, influencers or celebrities in our own regards.
Examples
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Instead, try to establish relationships with bloggers and other related influencers in the client's market.
Blog text (8) -
And I think influencers get a bad rap, right?
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I see myself as an influencer in the Jesus space.
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Private security detail for a social media influencer.
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This is what every podcaster and influencer is doing right now.
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Everyone who's anyone in this industry is an influencer.
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Social media present amazing opportunities to connect with clients and influencers who can help you build your business.
Academic text (2011) -
The viewer brands love influencers and they come in many forms.
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We have a ton of entrepreneurs, influencers, content creators.
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These guys are like primo business influencers, Glenn.
Synonyms
A person whose actions or ideas strongly affect other people's choices
A powerful and energetic person who makes important things happen
A person who strongly promotes a product or idea so other people will accept it
A person who makes a subject easy to understand for many people
A person who spreads news or ideas to other people
A person who encourages people and makes them want to act
Antonyms
How Manipulative
- Offensive
- Texting
- US
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Influencer comes from an old Latin verb influere ('to flow into') and the same root is behind the English word influence. So, think of ideas or trends 'flowing' from one person into many others: an influencer is someone whose posts or words seem to 'flow into' people's minds and can change what they think or buy.