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Asket is on a mission to slow down fashion, by creating a permanent collection of timeless essentials and rethinking the way we produce, consume, and value clothing.
In this episode, Jonatan Ehn, Chief Commercial Officer at Asket, joins us to explore what it means to grow a brand rooted in values without compromising on impact or ambition.
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How Asket balances commercial goals with conscious consumptionWhat’s fueling growth without seasonal drops or salesThe story behind their Golden Egg-winning campaign, The Timeless Experiment -
Is de-influencing the end of influencer marketing? Not quite! More like a fresh summer breeze, what we all need after a long winter.
In this episode, we break down the trend that’s taken over TikTok and Instagram, where creators and people like you and me push back against overconsumption and hype. But rather than signalling the downfall of the influencer marketing industry, de-influencing is driving a shift toward honesty, relevance, and real value.
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Why de-influencing is a wake-up call and not a warning signHow consumer expectations are evolving in the creator economyWhat brands can do to stay relevant and trusted in a de-influencing era -
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With the rise of video-first content across every platform, from TikTok and Reels to LinkedIn and YouTube, music is no longer a “nice to have” in creator campaigns. It’s a must. And few know that better than Gracie Schram, Senior Creator Partnerships Manager at Epidemic Sound.
In this episode, Gracie joins us to explore how music can unlock more authentic, engaging, and high-performing influencer collaborations.
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Why music is becoming a key driver of performance in creator contentHow brands can give creators freedom and stay license-safe across platformsWhy classical and inspirational music is trending in viral content -
What does a successful influencer marketing plan look like for 2026? In this episode, we explore how forward-thinking brands are already laying the groundwork—not just for next year, but also for the upcoming autumn campaigns of 2025—and what marketers need to consider today to stay ahead.
Joining us is Alexander Swärd, Brand Partnership Advisor at Cure Media, who brings years of experience helping B2C brands craft strategies that drive long-term impact. Together, we dive into the most common challenges brands are facing right now, how the influencer marketing landscape is shifting, and what it takes to be a standout brand in the influencer space in 2026.
From platform strategy and budgeting tips to the mindset that separates winners from the rest, this episode is packed with actionable insights for any marketer currently planning for what’s next.
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Think you’ve got influencer marketing all figured out? Think again.
In this episode, we bust five of the most common myths brands still believe about influencer marketing in 2025. From the confusion around UGC creators vs influencers, to the outdated idea that it’s “just another media channel” – we’re breaking it all down.
We also dive into why influencer marketing isn’t just about big names or over-the-top creative ideas, and why treating it like a pure performance channel could be costing you more than you think.
Whether you’re deep in the space or just getting started, this episode will challenge the way you think about strategy, creativity, and what it really takes to succeed with influencer marketing today.
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This week, we’re joined by Vera Ebbeson Dahlin, Digital Activation Manager at Santa Maria (part of the Paulig Group), to explore how one of the most iconic food brands in the Nordics is using influencer marketing to drive sustainable and profitable growth.
We discuss:
Why long-term influencer collaborations are key to building credibilityHow to tailor content across platforms like TikTok and InstagramThe role of digital activation in Paulig’s broader growth strategyVera also shares how Santa Maria tackles loneliness through purpose-driven campaigns, why consumer insights shape every move, and how her team stays agile in a fast-evolving digital landscape.
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What’s happening on Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat right now? And what should brands be paying attention to in 2025? We’ve got you covered.
In this episode, we dive into the latest updates, trends, and algorithm changes shaping the major social platforms. From Instagram’s new AI tools and the rise of longer Reels, to TikTok's hottest trends like niche content and candid storytelling, and Snapchat’s game-changing AR experiences - we break down what it all means for brands and creators.
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This week, we’re joined by Emily McDonnell, Head of Creator Partnerships Nordics at Snapchat, to explore how Snapchat is becoming a game-changer for creators.
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What makes Snapchat different from other social platformsHow creators are thriving—and monetizing—on SnapchatWhy engagement on the platform is stronger than everEmily also shares insights on the future of Snapchat’s creator economy and what trends to watch in the coming months.
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This week, we’re joined by Alex Baker, one of the Nordics' top retail strategists and a serial entrepreneur recognised on global influencer lists, to uncover the five key retail trends brands can’t afford to ignore.
Fresh from NRF in New York and retail hotspots across the Middle East and Europe, Alex shares insights on five key trends shaping 2025:
AI’s evolution—why it’s now a mission-critical superpower, not just hypeRetail media’s explosive growth and what it means for brands big and smallAgentic AI—the next step in automation and hyper-personalizationExperience-driven retail and why Gen Z is redefining the role of physical storesBalancing tech and human connection to create seamless customer experiencesTune in for an expert take on how these trends are reshaping the industry and what brands must do to stay ahead.
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How can brands stay relevant and create authentic connections in an ever-changing landscape? The answer: a Cultural Calendar!
In this episode of Influencer Marketing Talks, Frida Ekholm, Creative Lead and Sanna Ödmark, Head of Marketing at Cure Media, break down how brands can strategically align their marketing with key cultural moments -think movie releases, festivals, and viral trends -to boost engagement and brand impact. We highlight brands that have nailed cultural marketing and share practical steps on how to get started with your own cultural trend monitoring.
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What will social media look like in 2025? In this episode, we explore the key content trends set to shape the year ahead—trends that don’t exist in a vacuum but are influenced by shifts in consumer behavior, global events, and cultural movements.
Joining us is Jade D’econzac Mbay, Creative Strategist at Cure Media, who brings her expertise in crafting standout creative concepts for brands. Together, we unpack three major movements driving the content landscape: Creative Disruption, Community & Belonging, and Captivating Formats.
From Joyful Escapism and Creative Cross-Overs to the rise of Chaotic Play, we discuss what these trends mean for brands and how marketers can stay ahead in an ever-evolving digital space.
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This week, we’re joined by Johanna Andrén, Head of Marketing at Tre, to explore what it takes to build a strong, differentiated brand in the competitive telecom industry.
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How brands can stand out in a crowded marketThe importance of defining your brand’s “star”Why looking beyond your own industry can fuel innovationJohanna also shares her approach to fostering a culture of experimentation, making quick decisions, and learning from failure—key ingredients for staying ahead in today’s fast-moving landscape.
Plus, we take a deep dive into Tre’s major investment in 3Arena and why Johanna sees it as a powerful strategy for both customer connection and internal pride. And don’t miss her insights on why every marketing strategy should balance structured planning with bold, unexpected wild cards.
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In this week’s episode of Influencer Marketing Talks, we’re tackling one of the biggest disruptions in the social media world: TikTok’s potential ban in the US. What does this mean for brands, creators, and the future of marketing strategies? Tune in as we break down the latest updates, explore key takeaways, and share concrete advice on how to future-proof your social media strategy in today’s ever-evolving digital landscape!
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Welcome to a new season of Influencer Marketing Talks! In this first episode, we speak with Dilnaz Gemici, Regional Content Manager at Wolt, about how the company integrates both traditional influencer marketing and user-generated content (UGC) to drive growth in multiple markets.
Dilnaz shares her practical advice for brands starting out with UGC, discusses the key elements for running effective campaigns, and outlines Wolt’s plans to expand their UGC efforts to 13 markets in 2025.
Tune in for a thoughtful discussion on how brands can use UGC and influencer marketing to scale effectively.
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In this episode, we’re joined by Sam Foroozesh, CEO and co-founder of Cure Media, to reflect on a decade of shaping the influencer marketing industry. Sam takes us through the evolution of the field, from the early days of blogs and discount codes to today’s influencer entrepreneurs, while sharing key milestones from Cure Media’s 10-year journey. We also explore future trends, industry challenges, and insights to help you make impactful decisions in the years ahead.
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In this episode, we’re joined by Julia Arheden, a beauty enthusiast and influencer marketing expert. With extensive knowledge in shaping strategies for top-tier beauty brands like Sephora, Julia brings her expertise to the table as we explore the future of beauty (influencer) marketing. From finding the perfect balance in influencer tiers to tackling the challenge of short-term trends vs. long-term impact, this conversation is packed with insights every beauty brand needs to hear.
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In this episode, we’re joined by Mikael Lenneryd, CMO at Apoteket, one of Sweden’s leading pharmacy brands on how they turn data and consumer insights into actionable marketing strategies. Mikael shares how Apoteket balances the needs of a diverse customer base, from traditional pharmacy users to the modern consumers. Plus, Mikael discusses the challenges and opportunities marketers will face in 2025, offering practical advice for staying ahead in a rapidly evolving industry. Tune in for valuable strategies to transform insights into impactful action!
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In this episode, we’re exploring how to maximize your investment in influencer marketing with a 360° strategy, featuring Emma Lundsten, Head of Operations & Client Success at Cure Media. Emma explains how brands can expand influencer-generated content beyond social media, integrating it into channels like TV, newsletters, and out-of-home advertising. She’ll also share insights on overcoming the internal challenges of launching a 360 strategy and discuss how this evolution is reshaping the role of influencers in brand marketing for 2025.
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In this episode, we sit down with Marcus Tagesson, the founder of Babyshop and now founder and CEO of Dema, a service that integrates your e-commerce data into actionable insights, enabling your team to act faster and make data-driven decisions, from marketing to inventory.
Marcus shares his journey from building Babyshop, a baby retail brand to today’s platform, Dema, leveraging the power of AI. We discuss the future of AI in e-commerce, common misconceptions around KPIs, and the key strategies for achieving sustainable, profitable growth.
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In this week’s episode of Influencer Marketing Talks, we’re joined by Niklas Bondesson, Associate Professor of Marketing at Stockholm University and strategic advisor at Noa Consulting, to explore key insights from his latest report, “Communication that Makes an Impact 2024.”
Host Isabelle and Niklas dive into the vital role of creativity in marketing success. Niklas reveals which creative elements can elevate brand recognition, capture attention, and boost engagement along with how humour and high-quality content shape audience perception and brand loyalty.
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