Dave Eagle

Dave Eagle

Dave Eagle is a writer living in Vermont, USA. He's been writing for IMH since day 1. He handles the platform reviews and the occasional think/opinion piece, and his opinions have altered the course of influencer marketing many times in the last few years. At least, he seems to really believe that, and we don't have the heart to tell him otherwise.


About

Dave Eagle, hailing from Vermont, is the kind of writer who makes you sit up and take notice. From the get-go, he’s been a key player at IMH, known for diving deep into marketing tactics and offering up fresh, sometimes challenging takes that get people talking. He’s not just throwing around opinions; he’s got the credentials to back it up, with a BA in Writing and Literature from Union Institute & University. Dave’s the go-to guy for all things social media management and affiliate marketing on our review platform. He’s got this knack for peeling back the layers of the digital world, making him one of the go-to experts in the scene.

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Influencer Marketing Platforms

PitchBoard

Pitchboard has elevated the idea of a marketplace by placing a bigger emphasis on data and analytics than most of its competitors do. They’ve done away with superfluous features that were until now standard, and focused on enhancing the strengths of influencer marketplaces. The result is a platform that can do a lot for its customers—and it looks great doing it.

Influencer Marketing Platforms

Popular Pays

Popular Pays is not so much shifting away from influencer marketing, as it is redefining what an influencer marketplace can be. In the early days of marketplaces, the criticism was that there was too much emphasis on reach and engagement, not enough on relationships or authenticity.

Influencer Marketing Platforms

Traackr

If the history of influencer marketing could be measured on a geological timescale, Traackr is a company that’s been around since the early Paleozoic

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#paid

#paid is Software-as-a-Service, but doesn’t publish their pricing. This is because access to the platform gets you access to everything: there aren’t different levels of subscription. Instead, pricing is customised for each customer based on a few different variables, so you’ll need to contact their sales team directly for a quote.

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