YouTube, which acquired influencer marketing platform FameBit in 2017, is tendering a major change to the service. FameBit currently facilitates relationships between creators and brands for sponsored videos in two ways: a self-service website that allows creators to personally seek out brand partners, and a full-service program, where an in-house team of experts serves as matchmakers between creators and brands, and then provides end-to-end campaign management and delivery.
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- YouTube Rebrands Influencer Marketing Platform ‘FameBit’ To ‘BrandConnect’, Taps Google Vet Lori Sobel To Lead Unit
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YouTube’s FameBit Shutters Self-Service Influencer Marketing Platform To Prioritize In-House Matchmaking
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FameBit Founders Raise $2.2 Million For Podcast Advertising Startup ‘Podcorn’
The founders of Famebit -- an influencer marketing startup subsequently acquired by Google -- are looking to bring their expertise to the podcast space with a new company called Podcorn.
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Famebit, YouTube’s Influencer Marketing Platform, Says It Can Measure Organic Views Like They’re Ads
There is an endless array of influencer marketing agencies operating on YouTube today, though only one -- Famebit -- that is owned by the platform itself.
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- Vlogger Austin Null Founds ‘Divergent Media,’ An Influencer Marketing Agency For Creators Of Color
- Google Announces Acquisition of Influencer Marketing Platform FameBit
- For Brands, Smaller YouTube Channels Can Provide Big Returns
- FameBit Expands Influencer Marketplace Platform, Moves Into Vine, Instagram, Twitter
- FameBit Reaches 15,000 YouTube Creators, 650 Million Subscribers
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