For agencies
Take the credit. We’ll take the night shift. Your roster gets more hands, your clients keep dealing with you, and nobody sees us come in.
It’s the good problem. More creators means more posting, more fans waiting on a reply and more admin, and it all arrives before you’ve found, trained and paid the people to carry it. Fans keep their own hours, too, and they rarely match an office.
Outsourcing is how agencies grow the work before they grow the payroll. Done well, nobody outside your agency can tell it’s happening.
Per creator, as much or as little as you like. Each service has its own page.
The usual lineHand work to a partner and the quality drops.
Our viewIt drops when nobody writes the standard down. We agree each creator’s standards with you in writing, work to them, and you can see the work whenever you like. If it isn’t right, it changes.
Four steps, in this order.
Your roster, what you want to hand over, and the standard each creator is held to.
Who does what, which hours are covered, and what we never do, such as contacting your creators or clients under our own name.
One creator first is a sensible test. You judge the work before you hand over more.
More creators, more services, or fewer: the arrangement follows your roster, not ours.
White-label only works if it stays invisible. Your creators’ names, files and fans stay between your agency and the people on each account. The detail is in our privacy policy, and how handover and reporting work is on the white-label page.
To take on more creators, cover the hours their team doesn’t, or add a service clients keep asking for, without hiring first. The work grows; the payroll doesn’t have to.
Social media, fan engagement and operations, per creator, in any mix. The whole arrangement can run under your name: see white-label for agencies.
Each creator’s standards are written down with you before we start, and the work is checked against them. You can see it whenever you like and ask for changes.
Carefully. We learn what’s being done now, agree what changes and when, and pick the thread up where your team sets it down, so nothing drops for the creator along the way.
Late hours are what we’re built for. Which hours we cover is agreed per creator, in writing, so there’s no gap between your team and ours.
No. We never contact your creators or clients under our own name, and the agreement can say so in writing.
Size isn’t the test; fit is. Tell us your roster and what you need, and we’ll say honestly whether we can carry it well.
Four things: the creators involved, what you’re handing over, the standards each is held to, and the access each account needs. The note at the bottom of this page is the first step.
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Tell us what you’re building. We don’t sit on things for long.
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