About this course
Start with the big picture
Welcome to Influencer Marketing. You will learn how campaigns work, how to choose creators whose audience matches your customer, how to write a clear brief and how to measure return. You will also learn the disclosure rules that protect everyone. The worksheets help you plan a small campaign and compare creators fairly.
You will be able to
- Learn how influencer marketing helps businesses promote their products or services
- Plan and execute an influencer marketing campaign
- Measure the progress and results of an influencer marketing campaign
Curriculum
2 modules, 6 lessons
Every lesson has four short parts: Learn the idea, see it in action, study an example, then apply it with a printable worksheet.
Module 1 Influencer Marketing Basics 3 lessons
Learn what influencer marketing is, the steps to planning your first campaign and the metrics you should measure.
Module 2 Brands and Influencers 3 lessons
Learn how brands set the best parameters for an influencer campaign, how to pick the right influencer, which strategies to use and which tools to consider.
What you finish with
Take it with you
Free playbook
Influencer outreach and campaign brief template
An outreach message and a campaign brief to use with creators, with a checklist for measuring results.
Certificate
Final exam and certificate
10 multiple-choice questions, 80 percent to pass, retake any time. Passing gives you a certificate with a verification code and a LinkedIn-ready badge.
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Course questions
Is this course really free?
Yes. Every course, worksheet, exam and certificate is free.
How long does it take?
You learn at your own pace. Each lesson takes a few minutes to read plus the worksheet, so it fits around work or school.
Do I need to finish the lessons before the exam?
No, but the exam covers the lessons, so most people finish them first. If you miss a question, we point you to the lesson to review.