Future of Influence by Complex Networks and Collective
A 36-slide youth-culture research report in a dark zine aesthetic, built on condensed display headlines, photocopied paper textures, and teal and purple accents.
36 slides · Report
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Future of Influence cover

Introduction body copy

Table of contents

Methodology body copy

Section divider 1, what does influence mean

Influence does not equal popularity, 80 percent stat

Influence as power and expertise, two stat rows

Deep expertise quote with testimonial cards

Influence is not buying, three-row gradient table

Better the world pull quote

The takeaway, assessing influence questions

Section divider 2, new archetype of influence

Influencers and celebrities not liked, archetype bar chart

Influencers perceived as inauthentic, quote cards

Creators hold the keys, archetype bar chart

Entrepreneurs and activists positive, archetype bar chart

Easier to co-sign than create, big quote panel

The takeaway, collaborate with new archetypes

Which people influence youth culture section divider

Most influential person ranking with halftone faces

Anatomy of Travis Scott collage breakdown

Checklist for assessing influence takeaway

What brands influence youth culture section divider

Most influential brand ranked bar chart with logos

Launch pad for individual influence statement and quote

Most important thing for a brand ranked bar chart

Staying silent speaks volumes paired quotes

Biggest barrier to purchase influence ranked callouts

Influence must be earned statement and quote

Transforming brands takeaway checklist of three

What influences social change section divider

58 percent changed perspective big stat

What influenced us to change views ranked bar chart

The influence of conversation quote and theme cards

Beyond one-sided communication takeaway

Report credits and contact closing slide