Coty x Wearisma at Coty’s Creator Social!

At Coty UK’s Creator Social, WeArisma’s CEO Jenny Tsai and Grace Fung discussed influencer marketing trends, showcased how Wearisma’s support helped Coty UK achieve double the industry average engagement rate, and explored improved brand-creator collaboration. Download the event slides here.

Published On: March 28, 2022

WeArisma Joins Coty UK’s Creator Social

The team at Wearisma were delighted to join the team Coty UK at their Creator’s Social last week.

To a room of talented professionals and creators, Wearisma’s Founder and CEO Jenny Tsai and Grace Fung, International Influencer Marketing and Comms Lead at Coty UK presented:

  • The now and future predictions of Influencer Marketing
  • How Wearisma supports Coty UK’s Influencer strategy and how their recent campaign achieved an engagement rate double the industry average
  • A discussion around how brands and creators can work better, together

You can download the slides from the event here.

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coty x wearisma at coty’s creator social

A picture of the Coty x WeArisma Creator Social Event
COTY X WEARISMA AT COTY’S CREATOR SOCIAL

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