Aaron Chichioco

Aaron is the chief content officer (CCO) and one of the web designers at Design Doxa. His expertise includes and is not limited to Web/mobile design and development, digital marketing, branding, eCommerce strategy and business management tactics.

For more information about Aaron and his work, visit Designdoxa.com about us page.

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Influencer marketing can offer a lot when growing your brand. But if you really want positive outcomes, you’ll need to distinguish real influencers from fake ones.

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