Pretty posts, no sales
The post looks good. Nobody can say which creator brought an enquiry or an order.
Lead offer
Creator posts you can track.
People your buyers already trust, talking about what you sell, with a way to see what each post did.
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Pick a type
These are more specific versions of this service. Open the one that fits your business.
TikTok creators
It has to look like TikTok.
See what's includedInstagram creators
A post with a link that sells.
See what's includedYouTube creators
Time to show the product.
See what's includedX creators
A trusted person posts it.
See what's includedTwitch creators
Shown live, so it has to work.
See what's includedNano influencers
Nano influencers, already trusted.
See what's includedMicro influencers
Micro influencers. Reach, still trusted.
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The problem
These are common reasons a business looks at this work.
Hired for a big following
A large following that does not buy your kind of product gets the money, because the follower total looks big.
No page to land on
The post says to check the business. The link goes to a home page that does not match the video.
No approval, no honesty
Claims go live that you would not make yourself. Or people cannot tell the post was paid for.
The work
What this can cover
Creators are a way to buy attention. We check them, tell them what they can say, and hold the work to a cost per click, enquiry, or sale. How many people saw it is extra context. It is not the score.
The kind of work this usually covers.
Creator choice
People whose followers match the buyer. Checked for real replies and comments, not just a follower total.
Clear instructions
The product story, the claim they may make, a clear note that it is a paid post, and a review before anything is public.
A link for each creator
Each creator gets their own link or code, into a page we can measure, so you can see what each result costs.
A page for the posts
The post and the page say the same thing. The page is there so that click can become a customer.
Approach
How we work with you
Name the buyer. Make a short list of creators who already talk to them. Then run the posts into a page that asks people to buy.
Timing and the final list of what is included go in the proposal, before any work starts.
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In practice
Size is a tool. We pick the size that can move sales. That is often smaller than the name that looks big in a slide.
Nano
About 1,000 to 10,000 followers. A specific audience, when trust and a tight topic matter more than raw reach.
Micro
About 10,000 to 100,000 followers. The usual choice when a product needs a short explanation and a believable recommendation.
Mid-tier
About 100,000 to 500,000 followers. Enough reach to launch, and it can still feel like the person is talking to them.
Macro
About 500,000 followers and up. Used when many people need to see it, and the page and stock can handle the rush.
Examples
In practice
The format follows the goal. A launch, a set of proof, and a long relationship are not the same job.
Sales posts
Posts aimed at a code or a link. Judged on what each enquiry or sale costs.
Product launch
A shared window so what you sell shows up in several places at once, on a page that can take the demand.
Video you can reuse in ads
Creator footage you can run as paid ads, with the reuse rights agreed up front.
Longer partners
A few creators over several months, when one post cannot build a habit of buying.
A good fit
Who it is for
The same kind of work can help a shop, a clinic, a factory, a school, or an office. Fit depends on the business.
InstagramTikTokYouTubeLinkedInProduct launchesShops that need trusted proofBusinesses tired of posts they cannot track
Why us
Why this
Measured like ads
Every creator has a link or a code. If it cannot be measured, it is not in the plan.
Fit before fame
We hire creators whose followers buy, not the most famous face.
You approve before it goes live
Claims, and the note that it is a paid post, are checked before it is public.
A page that matches the post
The click lands on what they just heard about. It does not land on a home page that could belong to anyone.
Before you call
Questions
How do you find creators?
We start with your buyer. Then we look for creators those buyers already watch. A big following only narrows the list. It is not the reason to hire someone.
How do you tell if a creator paid off?
Each creator gets their own link or code, into a page we can measure. We report what a click costs, what an enquiry costs, and what a sale costs. We also say how many people saw the post, so you have the context.
Do you work with nano and micro influencers, or only big accounts?
Both, depending on what you sell. Nano and micro influencers often bring more buyers for a specific product. Macro accounts are for wide reach, when the page can handle it.
Can we approve the post before it goes live?
Yes. We agree the claim, and the note that it is paid, first. Nothing goes live until you have seen it.
Which apps do you use for creator posts?
Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and LinkedIn are the usual set. We add an app when your buyer is there. We do not add one just to fill a list.
How long does it take to start?
A focused set of posts can be live in a few weeks, once what you sell, the page, and the short list are agreed. Checking people and signing terms should not be rushed.
What if a creator does poorly?
We see it in the results while the posts are still live. We shift money to what is working. We do not book that creator again if they did not earn it.
Can we reuse the content?
Yes, when the agreement says you can. On your site, in email, and as an ad. Those rights are agreed before the post, not after it does well.