Managing money sounds simple until you actually have to do it.

How much should you save? Should you invest first or clear your debt? What exactly is an ETF? Is buying a house a good financial decision? And how much do you really need for retirement?

Fortunately, you no longer need to sit through a two-hour finance seminar just to understand the basics.

A growing number of Malaysian finance influencers and creators are turning complicated money topics into videos, illustrations, podcasts and social media posts that ordinary Malaysians can understand.

From saving your first RM1,000 to investing in stocks and planning for retirement, here are 12 Malaysian finance influencers, creators and platforms worth following.

Popular Malaysian Finance Influencers at a Glance

1. Financial Faiz

If you want Malaysian financial topics explained without feeling like you are sitting in an economics lecture, Financial Faiz is an easy place to start.

His content covers the money issues Malaysians encounter in real life, including salaries, savings, investing, debt, taxes, property, cars and current economic developments.

Rather than focusing only on investing, Financial Faiz looks at the bigger picture of how economic decisions eventually affect your wallet.

His YouTube channel describes its mission as making financial topics easier for Malaysians to understand, covering everything from salary and savings to investments, taxes and property.

That makes his content particularly useful for people who want to understand not only what is happening, but also why it matters to their money.

Best for: Everyday personal finance, economics, budgeting and Malaysian money issues.

Social media profiles:
TikTok: @financialfaiz
YouTube: @FinancialFaiz

2. Ziet Invests

Want to go beyond basic saving tips and actually understand investing?

Ziet Invests focuses more heavily on investment research, financial markets and building wealth.

His content includes discussions on US stocks, ETFs, market trends, international investing and banking. Ziet currently describes his work as turning investment-grade research and analysis into practical insights that viewers can use.

That makes his channel particularly valuable for Malaysians who have already understood the basics of saving and are ready to learn more about how financial markets work.

Many of his videos also explore investing outside Malaysia, which can be useful for people interested in diversifying internationally.

Best for: US stocks, ETFs, global markets, investing and wealth building.

Social media profiles:
YouTube: @ZietInvests
Facebook: @ZietInvests

3. Mr Money TV

Mr Money TV takes a broader view of money.

Instead of treating finance as just investing, its content explores earning money, managing money, investing, financial behaviour and the economic issues affecting Malaysians.

Its current content ranges from personal finance and wealth-building discussions to Malaysian economic developments and business stories.

The platform’s stated mission is also straightforward: helping Malaysians work towards their first RM100,000 while improving their financial literacy.

The presentation is usually approachable and conversational, making it suitable for viewers who find traditional finance content too technical.

Best for: Personal finance, money management, wealth building and Malaysian economic topics.

Social media profiles:
YouTube: Mr Money TV
Instagram: @mrmoneytv
TikTok: @mrmoneytvchannel

4. RinggitPlus

Unlike most names on this list, RinggitPlus is not an individual finance influencer.

It is one of Malaysia’s established financial comparison and personal finance platforms.

RinggitPlus helps consumers compare products such as credit cards, personal loans and home loans, while also publishing personal finance news, guides and financial education content.

Its social media content makes topics such as bank promotions, financial habits, savings and everyday money decisions easier to digest.

For someone researching financial products in Malaysia, RinggitPlus can therefore serve two purposes: learning about finance and comparing available options.

Best for: Credit cards, loans, banking products, personal finance news and financial comparisons.

Social media profiles:
Instagram: @ringgitplus
YouTube: RinggitPlus

5. Dr Adam Zubir

Dr Adam Zubir has one of the more interesting career backgrounds among Malaysian finance creators.

He was previously a medical doctor before moving into financial planning. His official website currently identifies him as a licensed financial planner and Certified Financial Planner.

Today, he creates Bahasa Malaysia financial education content covering topics such as investing, financial planning, wealth, loans and money management.

He frequently uses familiar scenarios and straightforward explanations rather than presenting finance entirely through charts and technical terminology.

For Malaysians who prefer learning about money in Bahasa Malaysia, his content provides an accessible entry point.

Best for: Financial planning, investments, wealth building and Bahasa Malaysia financial education.

Social media profiles:
YouTube: @dradamzubir
Instagram: @dradamzubir
Facebook: Dr Adam Zubir

6. Spark Liang 张开亮

For Malaysian audiences who prefer learning about finance in Mandarin, Spark Liang 张开亮 is one of the best-known names in the space.

Spark describes himself as a Malaysian YouTuber, financial literacy educator and entrepreneur.

His videos have covered investing, financial management, entrepreneurship, taxes and money mindset, often simplifying these subjects for people without a financial background.

His career has also developed beyond YouTube. Spark previously worked as an analyst before leaving his corporate role to focus on financial literacy content and eventually building businesses around financial education.

That combination makes his content particularly interesting for people interested in both personal money management and entrepreneurship.

Best for: Mandarin financial education, investing, entrepreneurship and money mindset.

Social media profiles:
YouTube: @Mr18SparkLiang
YouTube channel: Spark Liang 张开亮

7. The Simple Sum Malaysia

Some people learn better from a colourful infographic than a 20-minute finance video.

That’s where The Simple Sum Malaysia stands out.

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The platform specialises in bite-sized financial education, using illustrations and short-form content to explain money concepts in a way that feels far less intimidating.

Its Malaysian social channels cover topics including spending habits, saving, budgeting, investing and everyday financial decisions. Its Facebook page describes its content simply as “bite-sized financial knowledge for Malaysians”.

It is particularly suited to younger readers who are just starting to understand personal finance.

Best for: Budgeting, saving, simple finance explanations and visual learning.

Social media profiles:
Instagram: @thesimplesummy
Facebook: @thesimplesummy

8. Better Leaf 好葉

Better Leaf 好葉 combines finance with a much broader discussion around personal growth.

Its Mandarin content covers investing and wealth but also explores productivity, career development, psychology, business and personal improvement.

The channel has increasingly discussed areas such as US investing, artificial intelligence, business and financial systems alongside its traditional personal development content.

That makes Better Leaf suitable for audiences who do not want their finance content separated completely from career and life decisions.

The channel’s animated and highly visual storytelling also makes otherwise complicated concepts easier to follow.

Best for: Mandarin finance content, investing, personal development, wealth and productivity.

Social media profiles:
YouTube: @betterleaf
Instagram: @betterleaf.haoye
Facebook: @betterleaf

9. DoitDuit

Ever feel like some important money lessons only appear after you become an adult?

DoitDuit builds much of its content around exactly those kinds of conversations.

Created by HY Tan and Guan, the platform discusses investing, stocks, economics and everyday financial decisions in a casual and relatable format. Its Instagram currently describes the account as “your investing friend” and explicitly states that it does not provide stock tips through WhatsApp groups.

HY Tan has also been identified as a stockbroker and finance content creator, with DoitDuit active across Instagram and TikTok.

The conversational presentation is useful for people who want to understand investing without every discussion sounding overly formal.

Best for: Stocks, investing, economics and everyday adult money decisions.

Social media profiles:
Instagram: @doitduit.my
YouTube: doitduit
TikTok: @doitduit.my

10. The Millennial Finance

The name already gives away who this channel is built for.

The Millennial Finance, led by Emir Elias, focuses on money decisions faced by younger Malaysians.

Topics include building an emergency fund, investing, increasing income, managing debt, ASB, EPF, career decisions and preparing for retirement.

Its Instagram describes the content as “Malaysian personal finance, simplified”, while recent posts continue to cover topics such as emergency funds, retirement and Malaysian investments.

That local angle matters.

Instead of relying entirely on overseas financial advice that may not apply here, the channel frequently discusses Malaysian products and financial situations.

Best for: Young adults, saving, careers, investing, EPF, ASB and financial independence.

Social media profiles:
YouTube: @MillennialFinanceMalaysia
Instagram: @themillennialfinance_

11. Devadason

Devadason Arulsamy brings professional finance experience into his content.

He is a chartered accountant, speaker, investor and financial educator whose work covers areas such as financial planning, taxation, investing, property, insurance and estate planning.

His content therefore goes beyond short-term investing ideas and touches on longer-term financial security.

@devadason74 Please do your own research before getting into the stock market. This video is for educational purposes only and this is just my opinion. @Saadh Singh Khalsa ♬ original sound – Devadason

That can be useful for audiences who are beginning to think about issues such as retirement, protecting wealth and planning beyond their next salary.

Best for: Financial education, investment, tax, retirement, insurance and estate planning.

Social media profiles:
TikTok: @devadason74
Instagram: @dasonadvisory

12. DausDK

For Malaysians interested in watching someone actively discuss his own investing journey, DausDK offers plenty of content.

His videos frequently cover investing platforms, stocks, digital assets, cash management and the practical process of building an investment portfolio.

Recent content continues to document investments through platforms and products available to Malaysian investors while showing updates from his personal portfolio.

That personal approach can make investing feel more tangible to beginners who are still trying to understand how someone actually starts.

However, as with any content involving investments or individual portfolio performance, viewers should understand the risks and conduct their own research before following someone else’s strategy.

Best for: Investing, investment platforms, personal portfolio journeys and wealth building.

Social media profiles:
YouTube: @dausdk
Instagram: @dausdk37

Which Malaysian Finance Influencer Should You Follow?

You don’t have to follow all 12.

Choose based on the financial problem you are trying to solve.

If you are completely new to personal finance, start with Financial Faiz, Mr Money TV, The Simple Sum or The Millennial Finance.

If you want to understand stocks and investing, Ziet Invests, DoitDuit and DausDK may be more relevant.

Prefer learning in Bahasa Malaysia? Financial Faiz and Dr Adam Zubir are good starting points.

For Mandarin financial content, Spark Liang and Better Leaf provide extensive libraries covering money, investing and entrepreneurship.

And if you need help comparing actual Malaysian banking and financial products, RinggitPlus offers a more product-focused resource.

The important part is not how many finance creators you follow.

It is whether the information helps you make more informed financial decisions.

Before Taking Financial Advice From Social Media

Social media has made financial education much easier to access, but a popular account is not automatically the same thing as a qualified financial adviser.

Malaysia’s Securities Commission has specifically addressed the growing role of financial influencers, or “finfluencers”. Depending on the circumstances, promoting or recommending certain capital-market products for commissions or other rewards may constitute regulated investment advice that requires a licence.

The SC’s revised advertising guidelines also cover certain finfluencer activities involving capital-market products and services.

So before putting your money into something you saw online:

1. Understand what you are investing in.
2. Check whether the platform or investment is regulated where applicable.
3. Look for risks, not only potential returns.
4. Find out whether the creator is being paid to promote the product.
5. Seek qualified professional advice where your situation requires it.

Finance creators are great for learning and discovering ideas.

Your financial decisions should still be your own.

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Want to know what it’s like being an influencer/content creator? We interviewed Afif Farhan (@afifexp), a Malaysian fresh high-school graduate and up-and-coming influencer with a passion for content creating, on his take on becoming a content creator on Tiktok!

1. What made you start creating content on Tiktok?

Afif: To be honest, I started making videos a very long time ago. I was inspired by Minecraft YouTubers at 9 years old, then I started dabbling in skits when I was 11, and soon after, I tried storytelling videos. And my YouTube channel got noticed, sitting at about 3000 subscribers. 

Recognizing opportunity

Afif: Then I got from a comment that said, “You should try Tiktok, I’ve heard it’s fairly easy to gain views and followers”. So I tried it. It didn’t get a lot of viewers, then I stopped and I continued my YouTube thing.

And then after I finished my SPM, I decided to try Tiktok again, because I thought it would be a good opportunity to make content about SPM. And it turns out I was correct. Then I created my first five videos, but shortly after, I wasn’t sure what type of content to make anymore. I thought, if I created content that was different from my original topic, I wouldn’t get any views anymore. But I tried it once, and for some reason, the video which wasn’t correlated to SPM got a lot of views as well – 200,000 views – so I went on with it.

@afifexptying a plastic bag like a pro 😎♬ kiss me more – audios &lt3

2. What should people consider before posting content online?

Think about your audience

Afif: I believe that audience engagement is number one, because without the audience, we have basically nothing.

So on Tiktok, to get constantly high views, you have to always think about the audience and how you write your story. It doesn’t just apply to storytellers like me; it can apply to any type of content. But every video, I believe, has a certain storyline that has a plot to it, as simple as it may be. So I believe that every creator should always focus on the storyline – if it connects well, if it makes sense to the audience – whether they can watch the first five seconds of the video and know exactly what they’re getting themselves into.

 

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3. What are the perks of becoming an influencer?

Working flexibility

Afif: One of the things that got me started with it are the flexibility in working hours. And there’s not much work that goes into making videos. It takes me around three to four hours a day to make a single one-minute video because I try to make as good videos as possible for audience engagement. I think that suits my lifestyle, where I can make videos in the evening and then post them at 7pm.

Connecting with people

Afif: Besides that, I think that the best part is getting to connect with hundreds and thousands of people around the world. When I look at the comments, I would read every single one and it makes me feel good on the inside. It’s like a sense of self-pride for me.

@afifexpmeeting a follower for the first time!♬ Happier Than Ever – Billie Eilish

4. What are some common stigmas/misconceptions about influencers?

Income opportunities are scarce

Afif: The misconception everyone has is that people think that I’m rich. But the pay is not good at all; it’s way less than the basic salary. After talking to other Malaysian Tiktokers, if you want to get a decent pay as an influencer, you need to have at least 200,000 followers, and you need to get consistently high views – around 80,000 views and above per video.

Followers > Views is the most common mentality

Afif: Another thing is, Malaysians usually focus on followers instead of views. Companies would focus on and invest in creators with 300,000 followers, even if their views are very little, whereas I believe the view count is the most important thing when it comes to having a social media account.

@afifexp Replying to @sheyizzaty ♬ kiss me more – audios &lt3

5. What are your thoughts on pursuing a career as an influencer after SPM, rather than getting a degree?

Not a viable active career choice

Afif: I don’t think it’s beneficial to drop out just to become a social media influencer, because like I said before, the pay is not very good. To get a basic salary, you have to have like 200,000 followers on average.

Study and create!

Afif: It’s easier to pursue a career when you’re studying than when you’re already working. When you’re studying, you only have to study for four or five hours a day, and in the evening, you can focus on making the best videos as possible, and learn how your audience works.

Degree = respect

Afif: And usually when people study, they don’t only pursue it for the knowledge, but for the title as well. In Malaysia, people place importance on having a degree, especially in the corporate world. You get to gain more respect the higher you study, so I believe it’s better to continue studying than focusing solely on a career on social media.

 

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6. What advice would you give to people who are starting out/planning to start out in this industry?

Create to engage

Afif: Do not study the algorithm, but rather, study the audience. Make the best videos you can, and you’ll eventually get there. And I wouldn’t really heavily rely on trends; it will help, but I personally don’t want my life to be controlled by trends to gain viewership. I would suggest to have a healthy lifestyle and work life.

Consistency is key

Afif: Be consistent in making videos – the more frequently you upload, the more followers you get; and the higher your chances are in getting your first 10,000 views, 100,000 views, 1 million views.

Start young

Afif: Start early. The best time is when you’re studying and you’re not really loaded with work, giving you more time to focus on content creation and understanding your audience.

“It’s only cringe until you’re popular”

Afif: Your first video, or in fact, every single video you make will probably be cringe. No matter what cringy content you make, when you’re popular, people won’t call you cringe anymore, because you already have a name for yourself. So just keep doing it.

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Macam senang je nak influencer sekarang ni kan? Tapi, mungkin kedengaran susah untuk mereka yang baru nak ceburi diri sebagai influencer.

Mungkin ada yang beranggapan bahawa menjadi seorang influencer adalah untuk populariti semata, tetapi hakikatnya, tugas sebagai influencer amat berat kerana perlu memberi contoh teladan kepada pengikut mereka. Hal ini kerana, mereka berkongsi profesionalisme dan cadangan mereka sendiri berkenaan industri yang mereka ceburi. Jadi, ia bukan sekadar pelangi, matahari dan kamera yang kita anggap selama ini. Bak kata peribahasa kalau tidak dipecahkan ruyung manakan dapat sagunya, kenalah berusaha keras untuk menjadi seorang influencer kan!

Marketing oleh influencer Instagram kini telah menjadi suatu trend di Malaysia, lagi-lagi apabila ramai orang cuba mencapai pengiktirafan dalam media sosial. Ia juga menjadi topik hangat dan tidak terhad kepada jenama tertentu sahaja. Bertuah betul kita lahir dalam Gen ini?

Jika anda telah membaca sejauh ini, mesti anda berminat untuk menjadi influencer, kan? Tapi tidak tahu di mana untuk bermula? Jangan takut, kami di sini ada untuk selamatkan anda daripada dilema yang membelenggu. Jadi, teruskan membaca jika anda mahu menjadi seorang influencer!

Cara Menjadi Influencer Hanya Dalam 4 Langkah Mudah!

Langkah 1: Mengetahui Niche Anda

Sesetengah daripada anda mungkin bertanya, apakah niche?

Niche ialah apabila seseorang memilih kepakaran yang mereka minati, atau mempunyai pengetahuan di dalamnya. Sebaiknya anda memilih niche yang anda minati dan boleh membuat konten yang bagus. Dari situ, anda mampu membina asas yang baik untuk diri anda dengan ilmu yang sedia ada. Dengan menggunakan semua kelebihan diri, lebih mudah untuk anda menonjol!

Oleh itu, anda perlu membuat penyelidikan dan membuat konten dalam kepakaran yang anda pilih. Walaupun payah kerana perlu mengorbankan masa dan tenaga, pastikan anda melakukannya dengan penuh semangat! Semakin anda bersemangat, semakin berkualiti kandungan yang boleh dikongsikan bagi menunjukkan kemahiran anda kepada pengikut atau follower di media sosial.

Daripada makeup kepada senaman, atau gaya hidup fesyen, anda perlu kecilkan skop minat yang anda ingin kongsikan untuk menemui jalan terbaik buat diri anda. Memilih 2-3 minat yang anda pakar atau betul-betul tahu mengenainya adalah yang terbaik. Seperti peribahasa Melayu, kuat burung kerana sayap, kuat ketam kerana sepit, yang memberi maksud setiap orang mempunyai kelebihan dan kepakaran masing-masing. Jadi tunjukkan kebolehan anda! 

Langkah 2 : Fahami Penonton Sasaran

Di sini, anda perlu memikirkan siapa golongan sasaran yang anda ingin pengaruhi, termasuk perlu berinteraksi dengan pengikut anda dan membuat mereka merasa dihargai. Ini akan dapat mewujudkan hubungan yang kuat pada kedua-dua belah pihak.

Influencer tidak dapat memenuhi kepuasan semua orang, mereka hanya boleh berkongsi minat, pengalaman dan semangat yang sama. Jadi, anda memang kena mengambil kira siapa sasaran penonton anda, kerana ia akan beri motivasi kepada anda supaya terus melakukan yang terbaik untuk membina pengikut atau follower setia.

Senang kan?

Sebagai permulaan, lihat saja akaun pengikut anda untuk mendapatkan idea tentang minat mereka, di samping membantu mengecilkan skop demografi yang anda inginkan. Selain itu, kebanyakan platform media sosial mempunyai alat yang boleh membantu anda mendapatkan pemahaman dan persepsi tentang pegikut semasa, sekaligus menjadikan kerja anda lebih mudah.

Sebagai contoh, lihat je Twitter Analytics. Di situ, anda mampu mendapat tahu lebih lanjut tentang pengikut anda baik dari segi minat, jantina, lokasi dan banyak lagi. 

Langkah 3: Cipta dan Post Konten Yang Relevan

Seterusnya, matlamat akhir anda sebagai influencer adalah untuk membuat orang mendengar dan memahami apa yang anda sampaikan. Apabila anda banyak berinteraksi dengan pengikut anda, mereka akan lebih cenderung dipengaruhi oleh cadangan dan pendapat yang diberikan. Menyiarkan kandungan yang berguna dan yang pengikut boleh kaitkan dengan hidup mereka.  

Fikirkan perkara yang mungkin disukai oleh sasaran penonton anda, dan buat strategi kandungan dengan menggabungkan pelbagai jenis kandungan yang akan menarik minat mereka. Sesetengah influencer akan memasukkan kehidupan peribadi mereka untuk berhubung dengan pengikut dengan lebih baik, tetapi ada yang memilih untuk memisahkannya – sama ada, mencari sesuatu yang sesuai dan berpegang kepada kepakaran semasa mencipta dan merancang kandungan konten anda.

Apa pun strategi kandungan anda, pastikan ia cukup luas untuk mempunyai ruang untuk bekerjasama dengan mana-mana jenama atau brand di luar sana. Siaran tajaan anda sepatutnya dapat dimuatkan secara semula jadi atau natural bersama-sama dengan kandungan lain yang anda siarkan.

Kesimpulannya, strategi kandungan anda harus ditumpukan pada kepakaran anda, tetapi tidak terlalu sempit. Pastikan anda sentiasa berfikir dari perspektif jangka panjang, dan mula bersedia untuk menjadi influencer dari awal!

Langkah 4: Terus Teguh & Konsisten

Sebaik saja anda yakin dengan isi konten anda, terus saja membuat jadual konten dan bila nak post di media sosial anda. Algoritma media sosial cenderung menunjuk akaun yang menyiarkan secara kerap, terutamanya Instagram. Lebih banyak anda post, lebih besar kemungkinan anda akan keluar di halaman utama.

Anda boleh buat keputusan untuk post konten sama ada setiap hari, mingguan atau pada kadar yang anda rasa paling selesa. Setelah itu, kena pertimbangkan juga platform mana yang anda nak post tu. Instagram ke Twitter ke Tiktok. Terserah kepada anda!

Contohnya, platform Twitter lebih dinamik, jadi memerlukan post yang konsisten bagi influencer yang nak cuba market di sana. Platform seperti Facebook, Instagram dan Youtube tidak memerlukan kekerapan yang tinggi, tapi sebaiknya merancang jadual yang konsisten dengan hari dan masa untuk menyiarkan di platform ini.

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Di Malaysia, Pemasaran atau Marketing influencer di Instagram dikenali sebagai salah satu strategi terbaik yang boleh digunakan oleh sesiapa sahaja disamping ianya adalah 3 platform teratas paling sesuai untuk digunakan. Potensi jangkauan iklan Instagram juga telah meningkat kepada kira-kira 15.55 juta orang.

Maksudnya apa?

Kebanyakan pemasar atau marketer meramal khalayak yang lebih besar dengan menyiarkan iklan di Instagram, sehingga dapat mencecah 47.2% daripada keseluruhan populasi rakyat Malaysia. Oleh itu, Instagram telah menjadi platform penting untuk banyak perniagaan, kerana objektif teras mereka adalah untuk meningkatkan pendedahan dan identiti jenama.

Cuba cari masa terbaik untuk menyiarkan iklan, mesti anda juga ingin memaksimumkan penglibatan bakal pelanggan bukan? Jadi, buat dan sediakan strategi, jadualkan konten untuk disiarkan pada masa yang ditetapkan.

Berikut ialah beberapa Influencer Instagram dari Malaysia yang boleh anda lihat mengikut bidang kepakaran mereka! Semoga dapat memberi gambaran yang lebih baik siapa Influencer Instagram di Malaysia.

Influencer Dari Instagram

• NEELOFA 

Pengikut: 8.7 Juta

Bidang Kepakaran dalam: Gaya Hidup, Fesyen, Kecantikan, Pelancongan

 

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• SITI NURHALIZA

Pengikut: 8.8 Juta

Bidang Kepakaran dalam: Gaya Hidup, Fesyen, Kecantikan, Muzik, Kerja Amal

 

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• ZIZAN RAZAK

Pengikut: 7.9 Juta

Bidang Kepakaran dalam: Gaya Hidup, Komedi, Kecantikan, Kerja Amal

 

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• NORA DANISH

Pengikut: 7.4 Juta

Bidang Kepakaran dalam: Gaya Hidup, Fesyen, Kecantikan, Filem, Pelancongan

 

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Pastinya tak boleh lupakan influencer lain di luar sana:

5. ADRIAN SEOW (Facebook)

Pengikut: 12 Ribu Pengikut

Bidang Kepakaran dalam: Hartanah, Marketing, Model

Influencer Dari Tiktok

• MIA SARA NASUHA

Pengikut: 2.1 Juta

Bidang Kepakaran dalam: Komedi, Hiburan, Filem

@miasaranasuha♬ original sound – .

• ALVIN CHONG

Pengikut: 2 Juta

Bidang Kepakaran dalam: Muzik, Hiburan, Tarian

@alvinchong123Hehehehe😌♬ Lenggang Puspita – Afgan

• DR. BEN GEE

Pengikut: 4.2 Juta

Bidang Kepakaran dalam: Kesihatan, Komedi, Hiburan

@drbengeeRIP Bob♬ original sound – Parker Pannell

Bagi mewujudkan kesan domino kepada orang lain, influencer semakin dicari dan diidamkan oleh setiap industri di luar sana. Boleh dikatakan profesion influencer bak cendawan yang tumbuh selepas hujan pada hari ini. Ramai orang bercita-cita dan telah memulakan perjalanan sebagai influencer yang terkenal dan terbaik dalam bidang yang mereka pilih. Kami berharap panduan ini dapat membantu anda memulakan perjalanan anda untuk menjadi seorang influencer yang berjaya!

Anda juga boleh menjadi influencer dalam industri hartanah, sama seperti Adrian Seow! Sertai kami untuk menjadi sebahagian daripada ahli kami. Kami sedia membantu anda berkembang dan mencapai impian anda untuk menjadi seorang influencer!

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