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The legal do's and don'ts for influencers, according to COMESA

Social media has offered ordinary people the opportunity to make extraordinary income through influencer marketing, but what are some of the legal do's and don'ts for influencers, according to COMESA

7 Nov 2022 13:12 Minutes Podcast
The legal do's and don'ts for influencers, according to COMESA

The legal do's and don'ts for influencers, according to COMESA

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Social media has offered ordinary people the opportunity to make extraordinary income through influencer marketing, but what are some of the legal do's and don'ts for influencers, according to COMESA. Reece May, delved into this topic with Smile FM.

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