Partnerships That Feel Authentic, Not Rented

We look for warning signs such as sudden follower spikes, engagement that does not match reach, generic or repetitive comments, and audiences concentrated in locations that make no sense for the creator. We use audience analysis tools alongside manual review. Creators who raise concerns are removed from the shortlist before you spend anything.

It depends on the goal. Larger creators can give wide visibility for a launch, while smaller niche creators often have closer, more engaged communities and can be more cost-effective for trials and sales. Many campaigns use a mix, and we recommend one based on your product, audience and goals.

Yes. We manage outreach, negotiate fees or product exchange, and agree deliverables, timelines, approval steps, disclosure requirements and content usage rights. Everything is confirmed in writing before content is produced, so both your brand and the creator know exactly what is expected and when.

Every paid or gifted collaboration follows advertising disclosure guidelines. Creators are asked to use clear labels such as the platform’s built-in paid-collaboration label and visible disclosure in captions or videos. We check drafts and live posts for this. Proper disclosure protects your brand’s reputation and keeps audience trust intact.

Often yes, but only if usage rights are agreed in advance. We negotiate where you can use the content — ads, website, social profiles — and for how long. Creators may charge extra for broader or longer usage, so we discuss this upfront rather than leaving it as a surprise after posting.

Each creator receives unique tracking links or discount codes, so we can attribute clicks, sign-ups and sales. We also report reach, engagement, saves, shares and audience sentiment from comments. The final analysis compares creators against each other and recommends who to work with again and what to change next time.