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Influencer Marketing

The right creator,
not the biggest follower count

Matching brands with relevant micro and mid-tier creators, vetted for real engagement — run end to end from sourcing to reporting.

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Trusted by New offering clients across India

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2–3 wks

Typical setup time

Vetted

Every creator checked

Micro–mid

Tier focus

Full

Campaign management

101

The biggest influencer
usually isn't the right one

For most clients, a set of relevant micro and mid-tier creators whose audience actually overlaps with the target customer outperforms one big name.

Micro vs. macro creators

Local Varanasi voices for hyperlocal reach, or niche creators in the right category for national campaigns — matched to the actual goal.

Vetting for real engagement

Engagement-rate and audience-quality checks before anyone is added to a shortlist — not just a follower count.

Run end to end

Sourcing, outreach, negotiation, briefing, and performance reporting handled as one managed campaign.

Usage rights, agreed upfront

What the brand can do with creator content is negotiated and specified in the brief before anything ships.

In Depth

What running an influencer campaign actually involves

Beyond "find an influencer and send them the product" — here's what a properly managed campaign actually requires.

What this actually involves

This covers the full loop: sourcing and vetting creators, negotiating terms and usage rights, briefing the campaign clearly, reviewing content before it goes live, and reporting on what actually happened afterward. For most clients here, that means a set of relevant micro and mid-tier creators rather than one large name — local Varanasi voices for genuinely local reach, or niche creators in the right category for something aimed nationally. Vetting specifically means checking engagement rate and audience quality, not just follower count, since inflated followings are common and easy to miss without checking.

How we approach it, step by step

It starts with defining who the campaign actually needs to reach and what success looks like — a campaign built for local footfall looks different from one built for national brand awareness. From there, a shortlist gets built and checked for real engagement before anyone's approached. Outreach and negotiation cover deliverables, timelines, and usage rights, agreed upfront so there's no ambiguity later about what the brand can do with the content afterward. Creators are briefed clearly, and content gets reviewed before it goes live rather than after. Performance reporting covers reach, engagement, and any tracked conversions from the campaign.

What this means for your business

The right micro-influencer with a genuinely engaged, relevant audience routinely outperforms a much larger creator with a broad, disengaged following — this is specifically why vetting matters more than reach. Knowing which local and regional creators have real audiences, versus inflated numbers, is the difference between a campaign that converts and one that just generated impressions.

What's included

Campaigns run start to finish

Discuss your project

Creator Sourcing & Vetting

A shortlist checked for real engagement, not inflated followings.

Vetting

Outreach & Negotiation

Terms, deliverables, and usage rights agreed upfront.

Negotiation

Campaign Briefing

Creators briefed clearly, content reviewed before it goes live.

Briefing

Performance Reporting

Reach, engagement, and any tracked conversions.

Reporting
How we work

From goal to results — 5 clear steps

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01

Audience & goal definition

Who the campaign actually needs to reach, and what success looks like.

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02

Creator sourcing & vetting

Shortlist built and checked for real engagement.

03
03

Outreach & negotiation

Terms, deliverables, and usage rights agreed upfront.

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04

Campaign briefing & execution

Creators briefed clearly, content reviewed before it goes live.

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05

Performance reporting

Reach, engagement, and any tracked conversions from the campaign.

Industries

We build for every sector

Industry-specific design patterns, conversion flows, and integrations — we know what works in your space.

Retail

Food & Dining

Healthcare

Education

FAQ

Questions we get all the time

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Micro-influencers or larger creators?

Depends on the goal — usually a mix, weighted toward micro/mid-tier for engagement-driven campaigns.

How do you check a creator's followers are real?

Engagement-rate and audience-quality checks before anyone's added to a shortlist.

Who owns the content afterward?

Usage rights are negotiated upfront and specified in the brief — this varies by creator and campaign.

What's a realistic budget range?

Varies widely by creator tier and campaign scope — discussed once goals are clear.

How long does a campaign take to set up?

Typically 2–3 weeks from brief to content going live, allowing for creator scheduling.

Ready to build something great?

Tell us about your project and we'll send a proposal within 24 hours. No agency fluff — just a straight conversation.

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