Influencer50 is a global B2B- and B2C-focused influencer identification and engagement management firm. Founded by Nick Hayes in 2004, the company operates globally from the US, UK and Australia, with its head offices in London and San Francisco.

Overview

Influencer50’s principal service is its Top50 Influencer Identification program, which as its name implies, identifies the 50 most important influencers within a particular market or service category. Each individual is ranked according to eight discrete criteria and is the result of offline, online and social research, market analysis, and ‘industry player’ assessment.

Influencer50 Identification

Influencers are classified according to one of approx. 30 different categories, ie. Journalist, Industry Consultant, Regulator, etc. Typically 10-15 categories are represented in the eventual Top50, emphasizing the fragmentation that’s occurred with who most influences business buying decisions over the past decade.

In addition to its Identification Programs, Influencer50 provides Influencer Engagement Programs and ongoing Influencer Relations Outreach.

Principal: Nick Hayes

Nick is a marketing pioneer having previously founded and run successful marketing services firms for fifteen years, including an award-winning international technology PR agency & network for tech clients including IBM, HP, Adobe, Sun and BT. He founded Influencer50 in 2004 and since 2005 has run its US operation from San Francisco.
He began his career at the European headquarters of global integrator firm EDS. Nick lives in the Bay Area.
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Book Influencer Marketing

Our Book

Read the best-selling Amazon book “Influencer Marketing: Who Really Influencers Your Customers?” by Influencer50’s Nick Hayes and Duncan Brown for an understanding of our underlying research, ideas, and practices.
The book is a guide to the emerging importance of business influencers and how companies can best leverage that influence to their sales advantage. It contains twelve real-world case studies on how companies including IBM, Adobe, Yahoo, Wipro and others have implemented their own Influencer Marketing programs.
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