Black influencers are still facing pay inequity
“I think this is something that we’re just now truly getting a chance to dive into,” Brittany Bright, founder of The Influencer League, told us.
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“I think this is something that we’re just now truly getting a chance to dive into,” Brittany Bright, founder of The Influencer League, told us.
While the TTCM can be a useful tool, influencer marketers and talent managers who spoke to Marketing Brew told us they’ve run into several issues with it.
Cynthia Ruff built the company in Georgia Tech’s startup accelerator Create-X.
Increased pay transparency among creators, as well as more demand for influencer marketing, are likely culprits.
Its founder, Christen Nino De Guzman, said more than 13,000 influencers have signed up since its January 2022 debut.
There’s one creator-economy group that has, perhaps, been left out of the equal-pay conversation: kids.
According to research, nearly half of Black influencers said they received below-market offers, at least in part because of their race.
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