Micro-influencers often work with less established brands. This creates concerns for getting paid for the work done. Not getting paid, getting paid late or with the incorrect amount is a constant issue. Most micro-influencers will work without a formal contract. This leaves them open to issues related to how much brands can use the influencer’s image and content. Receiving a PDF contract written in legalese is awkward, stressful and potentially dangerous.
Influencers will get multiple requests from a flurry of different channels: emails, DMs, and Influencers' platforms, it gets real confusing real fast. Since the deliverables are different for each, executing the project is also a messy affair with micro-influencers working way too hard to respect the agreed parameters.
