Vikram Kharvi
Apr 07, 2025

From hashtags to headaches: Brands rethink influencer ties

Although influencer marketing is under scrutiny due to recent controversies, brands must take a balanced approach before ending their collaborations, says Bloomingdale PR CEO.

Shows like India's Got Latent with their regressive content often make brands reexamine their influencer associations.

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