'A unique form of ad fraud': agency creates fake influencers, wins sponsorship deals

A US marketing agency says it secured brand sponsorship deals for two fictitious social media influencers, after acquiring a following for their Instagram accounts for less than $300 (£231).

by John Harrington

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