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KOLs Rule Influencer Marketing in China: Here's Why
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KOLs Rule Influencer Marketing in China: Here's Why

In this episode, Jay and Ramon discuss KOLs, more commonly known as key opinion leaders. KOLs have become increasingly important in China due to a distrust of advertising from brands. We’ll discuss KOLs play an important role in influencer marketing in China along with exploring China’s $17 billion influencer marketing industry.

DTC POD: How The Best Brands Are Built · Ramon Berrios, Jay Desai

February 7, 202020m 22s

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Show Notes

In this episode, Jay and Ramon discuss KOLs, more commonly known as key opinion leaders.

KOLs have become increasingly important in China due to a distrust of advertising from brands.

They have some similarities with influencers in the sense of the power of their voices but their goals tend to differ.

Key opinion leaders are viewed as experts in their field and their presence drives credibility and sales to a brand.

We’ll discuss KOLs play an important role in influencer marketing in China along with exploring China’s $17 billion influencer marketing industry.

For more on this topic, check out our blog post:

https://trend.io/blog/kol-influencer-marketing/.

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