Influencers & Content Creators

A good collaboration starts with the connection between the brand, the creator and the people who listen to them. We build the idea, choose the right creators and support the content from brief through publishing, amplification and measurement.

Alongside the idea and the content, fit checks, agreements, usage rights and disclosure are a fixed part of the process.

What the service includes

How we build an influencer campaign

  1. מטרה. Is the campaign meant to build awareness, launch a product, drive action, or produce content for use in other channels?
  2. בחירת יוצרים. A reasoned list of creators, with audience data and a risk check for each.
  3. הסכם ובריף. Closing terms and rights, and delivering a brief that connects the brand's message with the creator's style.
  4. הפקה ופרסום. Support, content approval and publishing according to a coordinated schedule.
  5. הגברה ומדידה. Paid promotion of the strongest content, and a summary report with insights for the next campaign.

UGC content

UGC (User Generated Content) is content created by users, such as reviews, videos and photos customers share on their own initiative. Alongside it there is UGC-style content that brands commission from creators: review videos, unboxings, demos and everyday product use. Such content doesn't have to be published on the creator's channel, and the brand can use it on its own pages and in paid ads, subject to rights and appropriate labeling.

Big creators or small ones?

There is no single answer. Creators with large audiences suit launches and building broad awareness. Creators with smaller, focused audiences usually bring higher engagement and credibility in a specific field, and suit categories where recommendation matters. Many campaigns combine the two: a few well-known names that generate reach and conversation, and a broad layer of focused creators that builds trust.

Read more: Influencer marketing: how to choose creators by fit, not by followers

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between UGC and influencer marketing?

In influencer marketing the brand relies on the creator's audience and credibility, and the content is published on the creator's channel. UGC is content users create on their own initiative. With UGC-style content a brand commissions, the brand mainly buys the content itself and uses it in its own channels and in ads, with appropriate labeling. Many campaigns combine the two.

How do you know a creator's audience is real?

We check engagement quality, audience distribution and patterns over time. Such a check helps identify signs of bought audiences or artificial engagement, although it doesn't guarantee full detection.

How do you protect the brand from reputational risk?

The risk can't be eliminated entirely, but it can be reduced through an early check of the creator, content approval before publishing, and contract clauses that allow exiting and removing content if needed.

Can creator content be used in other channels?

Yes, when usage rights are arranged in advance in the agreement. Creator content often works well as a paid ad too.

What is the disclosure requirement?

Paid marketing content must be clearly labeled, so the audience understands it is a commercial collaboration. We make sure of this in every campaign.

How do you measure an influencer campaign?

According to the defined goal: reach and engagement with the target audience, focused traffic, use of discount codes, conversions, and contribution to the performance of the overall campaign.

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