Less is more! The power of micro-influencers: A systematic literature review
Journal: Journal of Global Business Insights (JGBI) (Vol.10, No. 2)Publication Date: 2025-10-06
Authors : Emine Kuzoren; Irem Kiris; Ismail Erkan;
Page : 142-157
Keywords : influencer marketing; micro-influencer; nano-influencer; social media marketing; systematic literature review;
Abstract
This paper aims to review micro-influencer marketing literature to identify gaps and provide directions for future research. The authors critically assessed 99 articles that appeared in the Scopus database. As a common outcome of the findings and emerging models from studies in the literature, a comprehensive conceptual model is proposed to guide future research. It has been concluded that micro-influencers differ significantly from others in terms of their interaction power and perceived high credibility in social media marketing. Additionally, the findings clarify the uncertainty regarding the classification of social media influencers. The paper not only identifies influencers but also highlights their impact on attitudes towards the brand and consumer behavior. Theoretical and managerial implications are discussed.
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