Social media influencers

The FTC requires social media influencers to clearly disclose paid advertisements, but not everyone does.

"One of the students in the class was making, you know, up to $6,000 to $7,000 a month from her TikTok videos," says Bloomberg report Claire Ballentine.

Compensation in the influencer space is like the "wild, Wild West," says LaToya Shambo of Black Girl Digital. Her company wants to change that.

Instagram is introducing new features, like ads on its IGTV, so influencers can keep making money.

The deal highlights the rising importance of influencers to the beauty business.

Users will soon be able to make purchases without leaving the app.

Pet owners flocked to the second annual PetCon to learn how to turn their pets into social media stars.

Instagram is filled with product promotions. The site’s most popular influencers pose with everything from cosmetics to snacks, anything with the potential to bring in a lot of money. But the latest product pushed by influencers is not so obvious. Although seen by millions of users and providing a generous income for many of the app’s […]

Yes, many social influencers are millennials. But the category to watch might be the over-35 crowd.