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I always lose my earphones and it’s honestly becoming a nightmare. But I genuinely need them because I use them for work and during my commute, and I have a really long trip to work every day.

I want earphones that have lots of cute protective cases/keychains available so I can attach them to my bag and hopefully stop losing them so easily. The problem is that only Apple AirPods seem to have case options

BUT I feel like I can’t justify buying AirPods for the exact same reason: I lose everything. I would feel absolutely awful if I lost such expensive earphones.
Does anyone have recommendations for:
decent wireless earphones that are not too expensive
AND that still have cute cases/accessories available for them?

Hi,

Sorry if this is a dumb question, I’m really new to influencer marketing and got put in charge of it during my internship

I’m trying to understand what’s considered normal when approaching nano influencers in skincare.

Is it okay to directly say in the first DM that we’d send the product in exchange for content? Or is that too transactional when the creator probably doesn’t even know the brand yet?

That’s the part I’m struggling with a bit. Our brand is doing well locally, but we’re still very new internationally, so most influencers probably have never heard of us before. Asking them to commit to content before even trying the product feels a little weird to me honestly.

At the same time, my team expects some kind of content confirmation of intent to post before sending products, especially because the products are expensive.

Right now my idea is:

• nano influencers → more direct gifted collaboration approach
• bigger influencers → more of a seeding approach first, then discuss collaboration later if they actually like the product

Does that make sense or am I approaching this the wrong way?

Would really appreciate advice from people who work in skincare/beauty influencer marketing because I feel a bit lost