Higher earners are more likely to trust influencers, buy from them, and want their jobs

Source: Business Insider

Getty Images; Tyler Le/BIHigh earners trust influencers and are more likely to buy from them, new research finds. 61% of high earners trusted creator recommendations, versus about half of lower earners. Economic jitters are changing how influencers pitch, though.

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