How influencers are driving the digitalisation of small brands

How influencers are driving the digitalisation of small brands

Small brands face a major challenge in the digital world: standing out in an increasingly crowded market. Influencers have proven to be a powerful tool in helping them do just that, not only by increasing visibility but also by accelerating their digitalisation process.

At Keepers, we explore how influencers, particularly UGC (user-generated content) creators , are transforming small brands.

1. Authenticity and direct connection

Content creators, especially UGC influencers, are known for their authenticity. They produce genuine content that connects more naturally with audiences, making them an ideal fit for small brands looking to build real relationships.

At Keepers, we’ve worked with brands that have strengthened their bond with followers by integrating UGC into their strategy. That said, it’s not only UGC creators who bring this value. When selected carefully, more established influencers can also add credibility and a sense of closeness.

2. Platform-specific content strategies

Content may be king, but adaptation is the crown. Influencers — whether UGC or more established — understand the nuances of each platform and know how to create content that works best for each one.

At Keepers, we design campaigns that leverage a range of formats, from short-form video to interactive posts, allowing small brands to reach wider audiences efficiently. This flexibility in content creation is a key driver of successful digitalisation.

3. Valuable data and insights for decision-making

The digital environment offers access to rich data, and influencers play an important role in unlocking it. Content creators, both UGC and larger profiles, provide valuable insights into what resonates with their audiences. This is essential for small brands that need to adjust strategies quickly and effectively.

At Keepers, we use these insights to optimise each campaign, ensuring every action aligns with audience interests and behaviour.

4. Reaching new markets without major investment

One of the biggest advantages of working with influencers, including UGC creators, is the ability to reach new audiences and markets. By collaborating with local or international creators, small brands can expand their reach without the heavy investment required by traditional advertising.

Through our campaigns, we’ve helped brands explore new niches and markets, achieving meaningful growth through digital expansion.

5. Real testimonials and tangible results

Results speak for themselves. Numbers and outcomes are the clearest proof of the impact influencers can have on small brands.

At Keepers, we’ve seen brands increase both visibility and sales through influencer collaborations. From higher engagement to direct growth in conversions, our clients’ experiences reflect the tangible benefits of digitalisation driven by influencers.

In conclusion

Influencers, particularly UGC creators play a key role for small brands looking to make the digital leap. They offer an authentic way to connect with audiences, while more established influencers contribute authority and visibility. By combining these approaches, small brands can humanise their image, adapt their content and measure impact effectively, paving the way for successful digitalisation.

If you’re a small brand looking to strengthen your digital presence, at Keepers we’re here to help you tell your story in an authentic and effective way.

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