Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook and Twitter are today’s tools that define a college student’s identity.
Picking a good profile picture is like buying a prom dress.
Clients gain direct access to the friend groups of our national network of student influencers.
By engaging students where they connect with each other, brands connect naturally as part of the discussion, influencing habits and perceptions.
Social posts amplify and extend brand ambassador activations by continuing the conversation.
There are two types of brand ambassador marketing. The first: famous, recognizable, and expensive. And then there is the second type: affordable and relatable–the smarter
College student media habits have changed from the 1990s to today. Back then, brands would target college students by telecommunications like television and radio. Due
Companies have been spending a lot of money in the past few years on a rather new form of advertising, social influencers. Social media has
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