5 Influencer Trend Predictions for 2021

This year has been incredibly challenging for the advertising and marketing industries, and the influencer market is no exception. When Covid-19 was declared a pandemic in March, most brands pulled their influencer marketing budgets or held on campaigns until they had more clarity as to what was going to happen.

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How Farmers Markets Can Promote Racial Justice

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