Vietnam is a Southeast Asian country on the South China Sea known for its beaches, rivers, Buddhist pagodas and bustling cities. Vietnam, a one-party Communist state, has one of South-East Asia’s fastest-growing economies. Despite the pandemic, Vietnam’s digital economy has seen rapid growth and is expected to reach $52 billion by 2025.
Following the growth of the digital economy, there has been an increase in the use of influencer marketing in Vietnam. According to DI marketing, more than 60% of internet users in Vietnam across all ages have interacted with an influencer. Another 45% of them went a step further by leaving a comment on the posts. As the digital market changes, the new behavioral trends have forced companies to rethink their marketing strategy. Without a doubt, leveraging on the power of influencers will help brands in competing in the Vietnamese market.
Vietnamese companies have started a string of new social networks in a bid to crack a sector dominated by Facebook. Which boasts more than 74 million users out of a population of over 97 million. The normal measure of time that Vietnamese go online is about 7 hours, including 2H 21Min using social media. 84% of Vietnamese between the ages of 18-29 get their daily news from the internet. Just like many countries, the age group that access news through social media tend to be younger, more educated and wealthier.

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A successful Influencer Marketing campaign can range from a small scale to a large scale campaign. Moreover, what’s important is the outreach and engagement each Influencer brings in. Depending on the content angle for each campaign, we look at different metrics to bring in a set of audiences that allows your brand objective to be heard. Importantly, it is time to keep up with the trend and dive into Influencer Marketing for a different set of audiences that you have never reached before.
