Influencer marketing spending is surpassing ad revenue growth on major social media platforms, according to a new report from Insider Intelligence.

The Federal Consumer Protection Office (PROFECO), a government body in Mexico, has published the Influencers Advertising Guide.

The e-commerce giant is offering creators $25—provided they meet certain qualifications—to create shoppable videos for Inspire, its TikTok-like shopping feed.

Reports suggest that Instagram plans to introduce Branded Content Tools similar to those found on Instagram soon.

Earlier this week, Twitch updated its Branded Content Guidelines for streamers, which limit on-screen logos to 3% of the screen size and prohibit “burned-in” display and audio ads.

TikTok has recently updated its Creator Portal, providing valuable insights into its moderation process for the TikTok Creator Marketplace (TTCM) and dispelling common myths surrounding TTCM and branded content.

FYPM has launched the Rate My Offer Tool, a feature that enables creators and talent managers to input details of offers received from brands and compare them to 10,000 collaboration reviews in its database.

The Creator Platform allows the company's 450,000 retail partners to collaborate with creators on affiliate partnerships, brand campaigns, and gifting programs.

With the midterm elections around the corner, TikTok recently outlined the measures it’s taking to help protect the integrity of the election.

Instagram rolled out a new Instagram Map experience, where users can explore popular locations around them and filter by categories such as Restaurants, Cafes, Sights, Parks & Gardens, Hotels, and Bars.

The Advertising Standards Authority, UK’s independent advertising regulator, recently sanctioned six Instagram influencers for failing to disclose ads on their accounts.

Five predictions for what will happen in the influencer marketing and creator economy space in 2022.