Every click has a name.

The platform

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Q3 — Data Platform Launch

What to say

Onboarding takes eleven minutes, not eleven days.

Lead with the migration story — CFOs read proof.

No buzzwords, nothing we can't back with data.

Budget

$12,000

Flight

3 weeks

Destination

acme.com/demo?src={creator}
Publish brief → 5 creators

Why creators

Your buyers scroll LinkedIn every morning. The only question is whose post they trust when they get there. 

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“Smaller numbers with names attached beat big numbers with nobody behind them.”
the operating thesis

Questions finance will ask.

How is this different from an influencer agency?

They sell reach and report impressions. We mint a tracked link per creator per campaign, log every click on our own servers, and match conversions through a snippet on your site. The output is a number you can defend, not a screenshot.

Do we have to install anything?

One script tag, or a CSV export if your stack will not take one. We prove it works with a live test click before the campaign starts, so nobody finds out it was misconfigured at the end.

What if a post underperforms?

You will see that too, measured against that creator’s own median rather than against each other. Knowing a channel did not work is worth more than a report engineered to look good.

Who writes the posts?

The creator does. You write the brief. Posts that read like ad copy get ignored by the feed and by the people you want, which is the whole reason this works.

Run one campaign. Keep the data either way.

One brief, a handful of creators, and a report you can put in front of a CFO. If the numbers aren't there, you'll know that too — which is more than paid social gives you.

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