Nikita Mishra
Sep 14, 2022

Furry and fabulous: Why brands shouldn't overlook pet influencers

The evergreen appeal of a cute animal can easily translate to ad deals, lucrative brand partnerships, and hundreds of thousands of followers. Here's why pet influencers are a goldmine for brands.

Boobie Billie, the stylish chihuahua has been spotted with Jacquemus, Prada, Fendi and the most coveted bags over the years. Photo: boobie_billie

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