Influencer Marketing
Creator partnerships with clear terms
We match creators to your audience and agree terms, rights and approvals before anything goes live.
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The problem
Creator deals get risky when selection, disclosure, usage rights, review and tracking are handled by different people.
Reach alone does not show audience fit, content quality, brand safety, or the role a partnership played in a customer journey.
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What we do
We pick creators who fit your audience, write a clear brief, and agree rights, sign-off and tracking up front.
Post-release observations inform future selection and creative decisions without overstating attribution.
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Partner criteria
Define audience fit, content quality, brand safety, and collaboration requirements before outreach.
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Rights and approvals
Keep deliverables, disclosures, usage, review, and ownership visible in the workflow.
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Attribution context
Review campaign signals without treating reach or a single tracking method as complete causality.
What it can include
- Partner criteria and research
- Audience and brand-fit review
- Creative briefs and approval workflow
- Commercial-term and rights coordination
- Disclosure and brand-safety checks
- Campaign measurement and readouts
How we work
Audit → Launch → Report and adjust
The same three steps on every service. Here is what each one means for Influencer Marketing.
Audit
Find what is holding results back
Review the audience, partner criteria, brand risks, rights needs, measurement, and internal ownership.
Launch
Set up and ship the work
Set research criteria, briefs, approval gates, disclosure checks, rights tracking, and reporting context.
Report and adjust
Report and move effort to what works
Coordinate approved partnerships, review campaign evidence, and update selection criteria.
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What you get
- Price
- Part of a monthly plan from $4,000/month. Each plan lists what ships every month. Compare plans
- How we measure it
- The measurement plan follows the campaign job and available data, with clear limits around attribution, audience quality, and downstream actions.
- Who approves the work
- Keep deliverables, disclosures, usage, review, and ownership visible in the workflow.
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Common questions
How are potential partners evaluated?
We use agreed criteria for audience relevance, content quality, brand safety, collaboration fit, and available evidence.
What does creator work cost?
Commercial terms depend on the partner, deliverables, rights, exclusivity, production needs, and distribution. We do not publish a universal cost benchmark.
How is the work measured?
The measurement plan follows the campaign job and available data, with clear limits around attribution, audience quality, and downstream actions.
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In 20 minutes we look at your funnel and current channels, then tell you which plan fits.