concept   influencers
14 commonsense assertions
Cultures (14) • South Korea (1) • Western countries (1) • Australia (1) • India (1) • Japan (1) • Middle East (1) • Brazil (1) • China (1) • Eastern countries (1) • France (1) • social media (1) • social media-driven cultures (1) • traditional culture (1) • Mainstream media culture (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 influencers South Korea In South Korea, entertainment industry influencers have notable influence on consumer behavior and trends. 8
2 influencers Western countries In Western countries, influencers shape trends, share personal stories, and collaborate with brands for sponsored content. 8
3 influencers Australia Australian influencers play a major role in shaping fashion trends, promoting environmental awareness, and influencing digital marketing strategies. 7
4 influencers India Influencers in India are increasingly influential in the beauty, fashion, and lifestyle sectors. 7
5 influencers Japan In Japan, influencer marketing is still new and has difficulty gaining widespread acceptance. 7
6 influencers Middle East In the Middle East, influencers encounter cultural limitations and skepticism that affect their influence and marketing effectiveness. 7
7 influencers Brazil Influencers in Brazil have a major influence on fashion, lifestyle, and consumer choices via social media. 6
8 influencers China In China, influencers haves a significant impact in the fields of technology, gaming, and consumer electronics through product reviews and tech tips. 5
9 influencers Eastern countries In Eastern countries, influencers cover various topics such as technology, entertainment, tradition, and cultural experiences. 4
10 influencers France In France, influencers are influential trendsetters with a strong impact on fashion and consumer behavior, but some view them with suspicion. 4
11 influencers social media Highly influential individuals shaping trends and consumer behavior on social media platforms. 4
12 influencers social media-driven cultures Influencers have a strong influence on consumer behavior and trends in social media-driven cultures. 4
13 influencers traditional culture In traditional culture, influencers are often seen as self-promoting and lacking genuine expertise, but can still hold power in specific fields. 4
14 influencers Mainstream media culture In mainstream media culture, influencers are often criticized for promoting unrealistic standards and not seen as legitimate sources of information. 3