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Dawn of a new 'I' age: Why brands need influencers today

Influencer marketing becomes mainstream with incumbents such as HUL and Marico using them, and not only for brand awareness

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Anuradha Mishra New Delhi
Do not believe those who say age is just a number.
 
For people of a certain age, Vaseline would be a familiar name. The skincare brand may have been a fixture in their households. But those of a more recent age profile might relate to it, if they relate to it, in a different way.
 
To address this, Hindustan Unilever Ltd (HUL), which owns the Vaseline brand, engaged Shreemayi Reddy, who has 155,000 followers on Instagram, and Aashi Adani, a Mumbai-based blogger with 219,000 Instagram followers, this year.
 
“For me, Vaseline has always come across as a brand trusted for

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