Influencers

The Influence of Influencers

Most people trust the opinion of their social circle when making purchasing decisions. As data from Statista Consumer Insights shows, many also trust the friendly people who freely share their lives with us on social media and at least feel like our acquaintances: influencers.

Influencers currently yield the biggest power over people’s purchasing decisions in Brazil, China and India, according to the survey which is representative of the countries’ online populations. While influencers' sway has only become larger in Brazil and India, it has recently decreased in China, but stayed on a high level nonetheless.

In most other countries, the trend to follow influencers' lead when deciding on a purchase gained traction. Denmark and Japan were among the countries paying influencers little mind, even though their following was growing in these nations also. Among Europeans, Italians were most "under the influence", at 24 percent saying in 2023 that they had made a purchase because a celebrity or influencer advertised the product.

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This chart shows the share of respondents in selected countries who have bought products because celebrities or influencers advertised them.

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Influencer marketing spending in the U.S. 2023-2024, by platform
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Influencer marketing spend share India FY 2023, by tier
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Leading challenges for brands to invest more in influencer marketing in Brazil 2024
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Influencer marketing's leading results according to marketers in Brazil 2024
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Age groups targeted by influencer marketing globally 2023
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Share of marketers' budget allocated to influencer marketing in Brazil 2024

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