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Jul 15, 2021
Influencers (and celebs and sports stars) have less influence than you might think
TOP OF THE CHARTS: Receptivity to influencers is highest in India and Indonesia, but family, friends and self have the most sway over buying decisions everywhere, according to data in a new report from Wunderman Thompson
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