What Does NANO-INFLUENCER Mean?
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The term NANO-INFLUENCER is used by marketing companies to refer to influential social media personalities with more than 1,000 followers.More Detail...
According to some definitions, a NANO-INFLUENCER may need as many as 10,000 followers to qualify. Other categories of social media influencers include:- Mega-Influencers - More than 1 million followers.
- Macro-Influencers - Between 40,000 (or 100,000) and 1 million followers.
- Micro-Influencers - Between 1,000 (or 10,000) and 40,000 (or 100,000) followers.
- Healthfluencers - Influencers focused on health and fitness.
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"Influential Social Media Personality with more than 1,000 Followers"
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NANO-INFLUENCER | |
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Definition: | Influential Social Media Personality with more than 1,000 Followers |
Type: | Word |
Guessability: | ![]() 4: Difficult to guess |
Typical Users: | ![]() Specialists |
Example of NANO-INFLUENCER Used in a Text
NANO-INFLUENCER
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