Vietnamese brands in 2022 collaborated mainly with micro and macro influencers on Facebook to create awareness among potential customers and generate engagement. These influencers helped marketers connect with a wide audience through their content that went viral.
But the platform saw a sudden plunge in influencer posts, indicating how other social media channels in the country are gaining more popularity. The state of Facebook influencer marketing report in Vietnam shows data-backed insights into the top influencer categories, the number of influencer posts published, and overall engagement rates.
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In Vietnam, the number of female users is higher than the male audience on Facebook. According to affable.ai's analysis, 63.83% of users on Facebook are females. Brands looking to target a female audience can rely on Facebook influencer marketing.
Of the entire user base, the Gen Zers (aged <19 - 25 years) use Facebook the most, followed by Millennials (aged 26-32 years), who make up 29.11% of the audience.
In 2022, there were 5582 micro-influencers on Facebook, the highest of all creator categories. Macro influencers come at the second position as there are 2214 creators on the platform. The data indicate that micro and macro creators are the top influencer verticals in Vietnam. Compared to them, the number of mid-tier and nano influencers decreased by 70.71%. The percentage dips further, moving towards mega influencers.
Facebook macro-influencers (100k-250k followers) are excellent for reaching a diverse audience base and creating mass awareness. The high engagement rate clocked by them implies that brands with different target audience segments collaborate with the creators to increase their reach. In 2022, there were 2214 macro-influencers, generating an engagement rate of 8.04%, followed by nano, micro, and mid-tier influencers who created an almost equal percentage.
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