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What did you want to be when you were a kid? Most of us still remember a time when \u201castronaut\u201d and \u201cfirefighter\u201d were the most popular options among children of all genders. Nowadays, however, you are far more likely to come across kids whose dream is to be a blogger, a Youtuber or an influencer<\/strong>. This is not<\/em>, however, a blog post about how things were better in the old days. This is about how age-defining personalities have shifted towards new categories and mostly about which of these celebrities you should know about, particularly if you want to approach the Italian market or understand Italian culture<\/strong><\/a>. Who\u2019s big in Italy right now? Here\u2019s a list of the most popular Italian influencers you should be aware of in 2019<\/strong>. No list of Italian (or even international) influencers is complete without Chiara Ferragni. The former fashion blogger has become a powerhouse in her own right. One of the main newspapers in the Country has gone so far as to point at her as an indicator of the recovery of the Italian economy. This business graduate in a fashion blogger\u2019s skin has managed to create a multi-million industry around her innate taste for fashion and her deep understanding of social media marketing. She has a way of communicating that comes across as direct and unfiltered throughout the most sophisticated campaigns. Once followed mostly by fashion enthusiasts and personal fans, she has now piqued the interest of business and marketing professionals, all anxious to learn from her incredibly effective strategies. Her feed is a masterclass in all things marketing and a mecca for aspiring influencers worldwide.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n
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