Definition
A menu of prices influencers charge for various types of content and promotions, from Instagram stories to YouTube integrations. It's like a restaurant menu, except the prices are negotiable and a single post costs more than a Michelin-star dinner.
Example Usage
According to her rate card, a single Instagram post costs $50,000, which seems reasonable for someone whose main skill is posing with products.
Origin
Influencer marketing industry standard practice emerging in the mid-2010s
Fun Fact
Micro-influencers with 10,000-50,000 followers often have better engagement rates and lower costs than mega-influencers, but brands still pay celebrities millions because 'brand safety' or something.
Source: Influencer marketing industry practices
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