According to CreatorIQ's "State of Creator Marketing: Trends and Trajectory 2024-2025" report – which surveyed 457 marketing decision-makers at brands – measuring program success has become the #1 challenge in influencer marketing. And it makes sense: influencer data is messy – scattered timelines, unclear impressions, unpredictable performance. It doesn’t behave like other media channels, and most attribution models aren’t built for it. But hard doesn’t mean impossible. This article will help you understand where the data breaks, what your models can still tell you, and how to make smart decisions anyway. 4 Reasons why influencer marketing breaks standard measurement models Influencer marketing breaks the core assumptions most measurement models depend on. 1 – Unclear timing Influencer deals are almost always…
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