WHAT IS INFLUENSTER?
Influenster is essentially a network of product reviewers. This app now has 6.5 million reviews, and that figure is increasing daily.
Influenster characterizes themselves as follows:
“We are a community of trendsetters, early adopters, product-junkies, storytellers, and brand enthusiasts with a knack for telling it like it is, good and bad – to help you find the next best product.”
In essence, users register for this app and link their profile to all of their social network (and blog) accounts. Influenster sends these influencers boxes of free items in the hopes that they would advertise the products on their social media platforms.
HOW DOES INFLUENSTER WORK?
Influenster connects you with companies and goods that are wanting to increase their visibility based on your profile. The software knows that you are more likely to endorse things sent to you if you are active on Influenster.
Having said that, it’s more than simply a tool for individuals to obtain free goods.
Millions of truthful product reviews may be found on the Influenster app. To learn what people think of various pet products or makeup tools, you can use the app even if you don’t want to receive a VoxBox.
This Is How It Works
Influenster directly collaborates with businesses who want their products to be viewed and promoted by online users that have social media accounts and blogs. A dog food company may send dog food in a VoxBox to influencers who have identified their pet dog as a pet on their profile, for instance, if the firm needs to promote itself and get more attention.
The ideal approach for companies to connect with their target audience is through this method.
Influencers who get VoxBoxes will then, ideally, evaluate the items and share what they like most about them on social media.
IS INFLUENSTER LEGIT?
Yes, Influenster is a trustworthy app and business.
Reviews from the app’s millions of users are available when you register for an account. In actuality, many of the evaluations pertain to items that consumers paid for rather than only those they received in their VoxBox.
When you read the reviews, you can tell which ones were based on free products and which ones the reviewers paid for.
