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Inmix er et datadrevet marketingbureau, som specialiserer sig i mikro influencer marketing. Bureauet blev etableret i starten af 2018, og målet har siden da været at opbygge succesfulde samarbejder mellem virksomheder og troværdige influencers på sociale medier.
Peder Skrams Gade 17, st. tv, 1054, København K, Denmark
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I really enjoyed working with Danilo from Inmix. He was professional, kind, and always quick to respond. The campaign went smoothly, and everything was handled very clearly from start to finish. I appreciated his positive attitude and support throughout the process. Would definitely love to collaborate again in the future!
So easy to work with, great communication and a lot of room for creativity!
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