Influencer sourcing
The right creators for your brand, found and briefed.
Creators found and vetted for your brand, then briefed — in English, Spanish or both — so the content fits your product and every sponsored post is properly disclosed.
Finding creators is easy; finding the right ones is not. Follower counts hide audiences in the wrong country, engagement that is not real, and past content that clashes with your brand. Then a vague brief produces posts that miss the point — or skip the disclosure.
From $750 per campaign, quoted by the number of creators and languages.
I work for you, the brand — not for the creators. Creator fees are paid by you, separately, and the brief requires every sponsored post to carry a clear disclosure.
Working for the brand · English and Spanish creators · Disclosure required in every brief
What you get
A shortlist, vetted
Creators whose audience matches yours — language, country, interests — checked for engagement that looks real and for past content that fits your brand.
Outreach for your brand
First contact made on your brand’s behalf, saying what you are offering and what you would need, so you only talk to creators who are interested.
A brief that gets the content right
What to show, what to say, what to avoid and when it is due, written in the creator’s language.
Disclosure built in
Every brief requires a clear disclosure on every sponsored post, as the FTC requires. Content that leaves it out is not approved.
Pricing
I work for the brand, not the creators. Creator fees are paid by you, separately, and every brief requires a clear disclosure on sponsored posts.
Per campaign
- Price
- From $750
- Basis
- Quoted per campaign
Questions
Who pays the creators?
You do, directly and separately from my price. I find and brief creators for your brand; I do not represent the creators, and nothing they are paid comes to me.
Can you guarantee followers, views or sales?
No. I can find creators whose audience fits and brief them well. How a post performs depends on the creator, the content and the audience, and I will not promise reach, views or sales.
When should I not buy this?
If you cannot send product, pay creator fees or approve content promptly, a campaign stalls halfway. And if you do not yet know who your customer is, sourcing creators is guesswork — work that out first.
Do creators have to say it is sponsored?
Yes. The FTC requires a clear disclosure on every sponsored post, and the brief makes it a condition of the work.
Who would you want talking about your product?
Describe your customer and the language they speak. I will tell you what kind of creators I would look for.