Crisis forces changes for influencers and the brands that pay them

Slashed budgets put the onus on KOLs to devise content relevant to a homebound audience, while brands tweak influencer strategies and messaging. A look at how the influencer game is changing, and what lies ahead.

by Rahul Sachitanand

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