Real creators and local authorities, talking about you, for one specific push, disclosed and done right

1. 01

   We define the one push and set the baseline

   A specialist pins down what your sprint is for, a new location opening, a service launch, a seasonal peak, a reputation reset, and what a good result looks like for it. We record where social and reputation signals sit today inside your Machine-Readiness Score, so the coverage the sprint earns is measured against a real starting point rather than a feeling.

2. 02

   We source real creators and authorities who genuinely fit

   We identify local micro and nano creators, community figures and category authorities whose audience matches your buyer and whose content is a true fit for your work. Every candidate is a real person with real, engaged followers, vetted for authenticity, brand safety and past disclosure behavior. We buy no followers, use no bot accounts, and never inflate a list with names that will not move anyone.

3. 03

   We handle outreach and lock the terms in writing

   We approach each creator professionally, agreeing the deliverables, the timeline, the payment or gifting, the exclusivity and, critically, the usage rights so you can legitimately reuse what they make. It all goes in a written agreement. Guesswork and handshake deals are exactly how creator campaigns turn into disputes and takedowns, and we close those gaps before anyone posts.

4. 04

   We brief for authenticity, not scripts

   Each creator gets a clear brief on the message, the must-knows and the boundaries, then makes it in their own voice, because their audience follows them for their voice, not yours. A creator reading a script sounds like an ad and performs like one. We shape the truth they tell; we never script it, and we never ask anyone to invent an experience they did not have.

5. 05

   We make disclosure clear and unavoidable

   Every paid or gifted partnership carries a clear and conspicuous disclosure that an ordinary viewer sees immediately, in the same medium as the content, not buried in a comment or a wall of hashtags. This is not a nicety. Under the FTC Endorsement Guides, you are liable for a creator who fails to disclose, so we build the disclosure into every brief and confirm it on every live post.

6. 06

   We measure the coverage against your Machine-Readiness Score

   When the window closes, we report what actually ran: which creators posted, the real reach and engagement, the content rights you now hold, and how your social and reputation signals moved inside your Machine-Readiness Score. We report it with context and variance, never a naked number and never a promised outcome, so you know exactly what the push earned.

You see the full deliverables and cadence first, then a price built for your business, confirmed in writing.

• U.S. Federal Trade Commission, Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising, 16 CFR Part 255, updated 2023: material connections between endorsers and advertisers must be disclosed clearly and conspicuously; advertisers can be liable for endorsers who fail to disclose. https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-16/chapter-I/subchapter-B/part-255
• U.S. Federal Trade Commission, Endorsements, Influencers, and Reviews business guidance (accessed July 2026): disclosures must be hard to miss, in the same medium as the endorsement, and not buried in comments or hashtags. https://www.ftc.gov/business-guidance/advertising-marketing/endorsements-influencers-reviews
• U.S. Federal Trade Commission civil penalty inflation adjustment, 2025: statutory maximum of 53,088 dollars per violation, cited as the enforcement exposure for undisclosed endorsements.
• Shopify, Micro Influencers in 2026 playbook (published 2026, directional): micro and nano creators deliver higher engagement and trust at a fraction of the cost of larger accounts, cited as tier direction, not a performance promise.