Industry pioneer in intelligent app linking, URLgenius, and impact.com, the world’s leading partnership management platform, joined forces to unveil key insights from their latest Commerce Creator Lightning Survey. The findings spotlight new opportunities for brand marketers to align with commerce creators and thrive amidst the evolving consumer holiday shopping behaviour and challenges of a nervous economy.
"In this climate, commerce creators have a direct impact on audience buying decisions and brand loyalty, as shoppers become more selective with their spending," said Brian Klais, CEO & founder of URLgenius. "While 51% of creators have begun their holiday campaigns, brands still have time to refine partnerships and position themselves for success in 2025."
Key insights from the Commerce Creator Lightning Survey include:
Fierce Competition:
Compensation Balancing Act:
Unease of the Unknown:
"September is not over and we’re already seeing half of creators actively share holiday content, indicating that brands should be engaging with influencers now, to leverage a cost-effective and ROI-driven channel that aligns with how today’s buyer makes purchases," said Cristy Garcia, impact.com chief marketing officer. "We’ve seen when brands and creators come together to create and share authentic content, including trusted reviews and recommendations today’s shoppers seek out before making a purchase, they can build stronger connections with consumers and ultimately drive conversions."
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