10 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) United States (1) Asia (1) Europe (1) Africa (1) Influencer marketing culture (1) North America (1) Internet enthusiasts (1) New Zealand (1) South America (1) Traditional celebrities (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 social media influencers United States Social media influencers in the United States have celebrity-like status and greatly impact consumer behavior through collaborations with brands for promotions. 12
2 social media influencers Asia In Asia, social media influencers are influential in consumer trends but not in political discourse. 4
3 social media influencers Europe In Europe, social media influencers are considered a legitimate career path with the power to influence public opinion. 3
4 social media influencers Africa Social media influencers in Africa have less impact on shaping public opinion and consumer behavior. 2
5 social media influencers Influencer marketing culture Social media influencers drive product marketing and partnerships to reach younger audiences in influencer marketing culture. 2
6 social media influencers North America Social media influencers in North America have a significant impact on public opinion and are required to follow advertising regulations. 2
7 social media influencers Internet enthusiasts Social media influencers have a significant impact on consumer behavior and trends among Internet enthusiasts. 1
8 social media influencers New Zealand Social media influencers are an integral part of mainstream advertising and culture in New Zealand. 1
9 social media influencers South America Social media influencers in South America have less impact on shaping consumer behavior. 1
10 social media influencers Traditional celebrities Social media influencers are not as influential or respected as traditional celebrities in mainstream culture. 1