Top 20 Phoenix Affiliates: Find Influencers In Phoenix (July 2026)

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16/07/2026
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1. Mr AZ

United States

🌵What’s your favorite restaurant? 📧 MrAzSports48@gmail.com 🚨 Got a lead on someone worth interviewing? Dm

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2. Monicaazeats

United States

🇲🇽ur fav Latina Foodie 🫶🏼 🎥Sharing the BEST spots in AZ ✉️ Monicaazeats@gmail.com

Followers
18.7k
Fake followers
16.03%
Engagement rate
6.99%
Average Reel plays
17.2k
Audience gender
female
66.77%
male
33.23%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
94.43%
Mexico
2.49%
Canada
0.45%
Japan
0.19%
France
0.15%
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3. Thomas Turner

United States

LOVE ART CULTURE Founder @relentlessbeats @emwpresents @dndrecs Producing @bodylanguageaz @decadencearizona @goldrushfestaz Mngr @djbijou

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4. Chaka Navarro

United States

Pro Boxer | Boxing Coach LUKE 1:37 Purpose. Power. Prayer. Transforming Mind & Body Let’s Work DM Me👊🏽

Followers
22.5k
Fake followers
15.92%
Engagement rate
4.57%
Average Reel plays
58.4k
Audience gender
female
69.61%
male
30.39%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
55%
Mexico
42.69%
Italy
0.38%
Spain
0.38%
Russia
0.19%
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5. Elijah Garcia (3EG)🇲🇽🇺🇸

United States

16-1(13KO) WBC Latino Champion WBA intercontinental Champion @tgbpromotionss @premierboxing @george.g82 @f1_boxing management:@fighttimemgmt

Followers
19.7k
Fake followers
17.96%
Engagement rate
2.37%
Average Reel plays
47.3k
Audience gender
female
48.23%
male
51.77%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
90.81%
Mexico
2.76%
Russia
0.92%
United Kingdom
0.61%
Germany
0.46%
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6. Wizard 🧙🏻‍♂️🍕🍺

United States

Social media specialist for local businesses. Business owners, DM me to get started Collabs 📩 Wofzaaz@gmail.com 🌶️ Hot Sauce: @wizards_hot_sauce

Followers
22.9k
Fake followers
15.22%
Engagement rate
6.06%
Average Reel plays
4.2k
Audience gender
female
47.95%
male
52.05%
Top performing Reels
  1. 🌵🏈 Tempe in 1996: Super Bowl XXX and the Beginning of a Transformation 🏈🌵 When Super Bowl XXX was held at Sun Devil Stadium in 1996, Tempe was already buzzing with energy, but it was still in the early stages of its major transformation. Back then, the city was a vibrant college town centered around ASU, with its quirky charm and desert beauty. It was known for its laid-back vibe, but the seeds for growth were already being planted. Fast forward to today, and Tempe is nearly unrecognizable from that Super Bowl weekend. The skyline has changed, with major tech companies setting up shop and bringing an influx of innovation to the area. Tempe Town Lake, once a dream, is now a centerpiece of urban life, offering both locals and visitors a place to connect with the outdoors. Super Bowl XXX Fun Facts: In 1996, Tempe wasn’t just the host—it was the scene. The city saw over 100,000 visitors descend upon it, filling streets and local businesses with energy and excitement. The Cowboys defeated the Steelers in a hard-fought 27-17 victory, but the real game was how the Super Bowl catalyzed growth and development in the area. Did you know? The economic boost from Super Bowl XXX played a significant role in Tempe’s boom of the late 90s and early 2000s, contributing to the development of the Mill Avenue District and beyond. Tempe may have been a quieter town in the ‘90s, but hosting the Super Bowl marked a turning point. From then on, the city was poised for growth, balancing its heritage with future ambitions. 🚀✨ #wizardofza #superbowl #arizona
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Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
91.53%
Canada
1.22%
Brazil
0.96%
Mexico
0.64%
United Kingdom
0.58%
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7. ᴅ ᴜ ʟ ᴄ ɪ ɴ ᴇ ᴀ

United States

ᴅᴏɴ‘ᴛ ᴄᴀʟʟ ᴍᴇ ᴀɴ ɪɴғʟᴜᴇɴᴄᴇʀ, ʙᴜᴛ ʟᴇᴛ ᴍᴇ ɪɴғᴜᴇɴᴄᴇ ʏᴏᴜ! ᴀᴇsᴛʜᴇᴛɪᴄs | ɢᴏʟғ | ғɪᴛɴᴇss | ғᴏᴏᴅ | ʜᴜᴍᴏʀ

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8. Brooke Hoover

United States

Its allllll happening. 102.5 KNIX Phoenix

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9. blythe🐝

United States

@uarizona 📩 beardsleyblythe@gmail.com

Followers
23.4k
Fake followers
10.99%
Engagement rate
11.5%
Average Reel plays
46.4k
Audience gender
female
50.72%
male
49.28%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
94.78%
Mexico
1.04%
France
0.39%
Brazil
0.39%
United Kingdom
0.39%

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11. Tyler Patterson

United States

🎥 Automotive Content & Social Media Marketing 🚗 Helping brands drive sales with high-performance content PHX 🌵 | Engaging Reels | Digital Marketing

Followers
84.7k
Fake followers
20.85%
Engagement rate
3.45%
Average Reel plays
46.7k
Audience gender
female
8.39%
male
91.61%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
90.57%
Mexico
3.19%
Canada
0.8%
United Kingdom
0.66%
Italy
0.4%
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12. Mike Hardesty

United States

🏠 Realtor @azarchitecture 🏛️ Board Member @preserve_phoenix 🎳 Above Average Bowler 📌 Mike@azarchitecture.com for real estate inquiries

Followers
25.2k
Fake followers
23.49%
Engagement rate
4.98%
Average Reel plays
18.3k
Audience gender
female
72.77%
male
27.23%
Top performing Reels
  1. So now that you know more about the history and meaning behind “Wall Cycle to Ocotillo”, what are your thoughts? I’ve driven past these pots for years, even more so in the last five since moving near Granada Park. I’ve taken my kids to the teapot to explore, we always point out the giant octopus vessel when we pass by, and I’ve long been curious about the story behind them. With some encouragement from my wife, I finally decided to dig deeper. What I didn’t expect was how much fun I’d have exploring each piece and learning the history behind this truly unprecedented public art installation. Other fun facts about “Wall Cycle to Ocotillo” - Although the artists got pushback from not being from Arizona, Mags and Lajos didn’t design this from a desk in Massachusetts. They biked the neighborhoods and talked to residents. What they kept seeing, over and over, was Southwestern history, pottery, and handmade objects displayed in everyday homes. That’s where the idea came from, and I have to admit that I’m more fond of the installation now that I learned more about the intention. - It’s really fun to see the vessels off Maryland, walk under the 51 through the tunnel, and then emerge just a short walk from the teapot on the west side of the highway. It’s an easy, enjoyable experience for anyone, and my kids absolutely love it. - In the early 2000s, an expansion of SR-51 added an HOV lane and required taller sound walls. Twelve sculptures were removed, while others were protected in place. Several wall-mounted pieces are now on display at the Deer Valley Water Treatment Plant. Sources: Wikipedia, https://harriesheder.com, Arizona Republic, Arizona Memory Project, Arizona Department of Transportation, Public Art Archive, Smithsonian Institution
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  2. I’ve spent a ridiculous amount of time uncovering the history of 300 Bowl, a building so rich with stories I could probably spend the next month making videos about it. But my real goal was simpler: to finally confirm and credit the architects behind this mid-century masterpiece, and to explain why it still matters to this city. Bowling has been the backdrop of my life. I wouldn’t be who I am without the community I found on the lanes. For decades, even the original ownership was a mystery. Digging through articles of incorporation and early contracts finally put names to the vision: Ira Karon, Raleigh Karon, and Jacob Greenberg, the people who brought 300 Bowl into existence. Along the way, the building gave up a few secrets of its own: The Lane Shift: What we now know as Lane 17 was once Lane 1. Lanes 1 through 16 came later, during a major 1962 expansion. This explains the oversized mechanics shop sitting just outside today’s Lane 17. Hidden History: Beneath decades of renovations, the original fountains and flooring are still there, literally buried in time. Live-in Legacy: A former manager once lived on-site. Tucked inside the office is a fully equipped studio apartment, complete with a bathroom and hot shower that still works. Secret Passageways: A blocked-off roof crawlspace once allowed staff to move from the front of the house to the back, unseen. I’ll probably dive into the competitive sagas another time. For now, I’m just grateful to finally put real facts behind one of my favorite buildings and to shine a light on a true local icon.
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Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
81.48%
United Kingdom
2.42%
Canada
1.78%
Australia
1.23%
Italy
1.2%
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13. Danny Kelly

United States

👷🏻‍♂️💚 🏠 Phoenix, AZ Green eyed, left handed scorpio. Monogamously taken 👬🏼 Here to bring laughs and share positive vibes.

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15. 𝓛𝓮𝓸 𝓙𝓻 ♱

United States

PHX AZ BAGGED 08 Z33 @vq_society 🏆 @functionwerks 🔌

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18. kylie ray syburg

United States

romee + weston’s mommy 🤍 PHX, AZ📍🌵☀️ co-founder + principal designer @somethingkindredstudio kylie@somethingkindred.com 💌

Followers
19.5k
Fake followers
22.46%
Engagement rate
3.12%
Average Reel plays
16.8k
Audience gender
female
85.08%
male
14.92%
Top performing Reels
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Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
91.47%
Canada
2.16%
United Kingdom
0.9%
Mexico
0.58%
India
0.48%

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