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Influencer Marketing can take on many different forms from sponsored posts, hosting giving aways, or appearing at brand events. What influencer marketing looks like depends on the ask and on the client. Today, we are joined by Assistant...
Features professors Eve Geroulis and Ray Benton as they discuss macromarketing, which is the study of the influence that marketing policies and strategies have on an economy and society as a whole. We are all familiar with marketing campaigns,...
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