Influencer Novels & Stories

“Well, I have an online company that can help to revamp your business. We have the agency contacts of various influencers and celebrities that would help to put your company in so much that it would have a ripple effect on this generation and on the generations to come.” They shook hands and that was how a business deal was signed over a dinner party. As soon as Marshmello printing company got the contract, they started to work on behalf of the skincare company, helping them contact various powerful and influential influencers who could help change the narrative. The influencers that were contacte

When I saw that familiar name, my smile hardened. "I saw the watch first. Why should I let him have it?" My words startled both the salesperson and the male influencer, Alan Parr. The salesperson, whose name tag read "Liam", walked up to me and gave me a look of undisguised disgust. "You? The measly chump change in your pocket can't even buy one of our paper bags! You're offending our VIP client. Get out! Or else I'm calling security!"

Then I took a shot. “Here.” I showed her. “Grazie.” “You’re welcome.” Once she was gone, I took London for a walk. “Are your feet okay?” “Yeah.” “People know you for what you’ve created. You’re more than just a boss, entrepreneur, and designer. You’re a good example and an influencer. You have a good impact on young people around the world.” “That means a lot coming from you. Is that one of the reasons why you bought LH?”

And whenever he does, he needs something from me. “I actually have a proposal for you,” he said. “And it has something to do with SweetHearts and your products.” I frowned. “What is it?” “You see, your show is getting a lot of customers and it is becoming more famous because of one influencer who reviewed your shop as her content,” he stated. “The fame of your shop spread throughout the country and a lot of people were curious about your product but they didn't have the means to travel all the way here.”

"I told you, I'm a popular influencer. I have many followers that will protect me! I'm going to make you regret doing this to me!" Corinne was not scared. "I don't care if you're an influencer or whatever. You need to learn how to be a decent human being first! Do you know how much trouble you've caused to blind people and visually impaired people by parking on the tactile paving? Not to mention, pushing an old man who can't see to the floor?! Do you think your followers will 'follow' you if they know what kind of person you truly are?" The influencer knew she could not beat Corinne, and what she

I said with a smile, the kind that hides more than it shows. “So, we reached out to the person who dropped a review on Dawn’s website,” Julien began, eyes glinting with quiet satisfaction. “Turns out she’s a popular influencer. She was happy to be part of the deal.” I smiled, leaning slightly forward. “That’s amazing. Influencers basically control the internet now.” “Exactly,” he said, lips curving faintly. “We asked her to be completely honest with her reviews. We’d like to take corrections if something’s wrong, authenticity sells better than perfection.”

I don’t fucking care anymore about my feelings. As my secretary said, Tamara really posted about their upcoming wedding. She was just showing off her engagement ring. She put a date in the caption. Must be their wedding date. Majority of the comments were just congratulating her. I didn’t bother to scroll anymore because I already know who is the groom. Tamara is an influencer woman. She’s a talented woman, a model, an actress, and an heir of her family’s businesses. She’s a public figure that likes to tease her fans with anything in her life that she finds interesting for people even though it’s really not that exciting.

I asked James with an inquisitive tone. "Well, right now, on every social media in New York City, your name is ranking number one on the search bar, and as far as I know, you have to be an influencer to be able to achieve that," James said to me, and with that, I shot him an angry glare. "I'm not an influencer, and about my name ranking number one on the search bar of every social media in New York City, I'm doing everything in my power to take down the video that involuntarily helped me to achieve that," I said to James, who nodded in reply.

"No. What happened?" Belicia, with an air of incredulity, replied, "A new influencer company was launched today. It's called 'Yas Lainey', backed by the Rabasco Group's president. And get this: They’ve signed Skylar, the influencer who recently returned to the country."

—he shot a smile over at the man, who sat like a frozen statue—“my suggestion is to find high-profile influencers, give them the product gratis, and have them push it everywhere. Do I*******m stories and reels and IGTV.” Several team members were showing interest, nodding and chatting with each other. Simone's lips thinned. “Obviously, I thought of that. But in my opinion, it cheapens the product to have it hawked all over the place like an infomercial.” Treading carefully,Ace held his ground. He believed this was the optimal way, and he wasn’t going to back down. “It has nothing to do with infomercials. I know some very popular high-end

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