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Creators, measured
Influencer marketing where you know what each creator actually returned.
Most influencer spend disappears into a spreadsheet nobody reconciles. We source, negotiate and manage creators — and we track what each one actually returned.
Scale5–50 creators / campaign
TrackingPer-creator codes and links
EngagementNo lock-in
The short answer
Influencer marketing is partnering with content creators to reach and persuade their audience. Done accountably it includes sourcing creators matched to your customer, negotiating and briefing them, and tracking what each one returns with unique codes or links — then amplifying the winners with paid spend.
Why this matters
Most influencer spend disappears into a spreadsheet nobody reconciles.
Influencer marketing works, but most of it is run on vibes: creators picked by follower count, briefs sent and forgotten, and no clear line from spend to sales. The result is a channel everyone believes in and nobody can measure.
We run it as a performance channel. Creators are sourced to match your actual customer, not their follower count. Every partnership carries a unique code or link, so you can see what each creator returned.
The winners then get amplified — whitelisted and run as paid ads — so a creator who converts becomes a repeatable acquisition source rather than a one-off post.
What you get
Everything in Influencer Marketing.
Best for: Brands whose paid acquisition costs have plateaued and need a new channel.
What’s included
- Creator sourcing matched to your customer profile
- Outreach, negotiation and contracting
- Brief writing and content approval
- Whitelisting and paid amplification of winners
- Performance tracked per creator, not per campaign
How it works
From first call to measurable result.
01
Source
Creators matched to your customer profile, vetted for real engagement rather than follower count.
02
Negotiate
Outreach, rates, contracting and briefs handled for you.
03
Track
Unique codes and links per creator, so you see exactly what each one returned.
04
Amplify
Whitelist and run the winners as paid ads to turn a good post into a repeatable channel.
What people search
If you’re asking any of these, you’re in the right place.
- influencer marketing agency
- how to measure influencer ROI
- find creators for my brand
- UGC creator sourcing
- micro influencer campaign
- whitelisting influencer ads
These are the questions people actually type before they hire for Influencer Marketing. The page above answers them, and the call answers the rest — specific to your business, your market and your numbers.
Book a discovery call
Pick a time, or send a brief. Both reach the same team.
Thirty minutes, no deck, no pressure. We look at what you’re running now, tell you what we would change first and why, and you decide whether it’s worth paying for.
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Before you ask
Influencer Marketing questions, answered straight.
How do you choose creators?
By fit with your customer, not by follower count. We look at whose audience actually matches your buyer and who has genuine engagement, then vet for fake followers and past brand results before we spend anything.
How do you measure whether it worked?
Every creator gets a unique code or trackable link, so returns are measured per creator rather than lumped into one campaign number. That tells you who to keep working with and who to drop.
What is whitelisting and why does it matter?
Whitelisting lets us run ads from a creator’s own handle with your budget. A post that converted organically can then be scaled as paid, which usually outperforms brand-account ads because it feels authentic.
Do you work with micro-influencers?
Often, yes. For many brands a set of well-matched micro and mid-tier creators outperforms one expensive name, because engagement and trust are higher and the cost per result is lower.
How many creators are in a campaign?
Anywhere from a handful to fifty depending on budget and goal. We usually start smaller to find what works, then scale the winners rather than betting everything on one large push.
When does influencer marketing make sense?
Usually when your paid acquisition costs have plateaued and you need a fresh, trusted channel. If you are not yet running paid efficiently, that is often the better first fix — we will say so.
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