You start with 500K followers.
The number in the deck, and the number the invoice is priced against.
Influencer marketing agency · for Indian brands
We plan and run influencer campaigns for Indian brands — choosing creators on audience, geography, language and credibility, not follower count.
01 — The problem
Most influencer campaigns don't fail in execution. They fail six weeks earlier, in a spreadsheet, when the wrong creator gets approved.
A national creator's audience can sit 80% outside your delivery pincodes or store catchment.
A reel can do 2M views and sell nothing. Purchase intent comes from category trust, not the algorithm.
Creator famous hai — but kya woh aapke brand ke liye right hai? Audiences follow a creator for a reason.
02 — Watch what happens
could actually buy paid for, can't convert
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE — a fashion store in Indore. Not campaign data.
The number in the deck, and the number the invoice is priced against.
Your store is in Indore. Most of a national creator's audience isn't. This is where the spend usually disappears.
You sell to 18–30. A chunk of what's left is older, younger, or not in market.
Your content works in Hindi and Hinglish. English-first followers scroll past.
Following a lifestyle creator isn't the same as shopping for clothes.
Roughly 2,400 people who could realistically walk into that store. You paid for 500,000. Our job is to make this number as large as possible — not the follower count.
03 — What actually matters
Who actually follows them — and whether that overlaps with who you sell to.
Where the audience lives, city by city. For anything local, this decides it.
Not the percentage. The comments — real questions, or emojis?
Whether their work sits well next to your brand, and survives a brief.
Growth shape, audience overlap, view-to-follower ratio, brand safety.
Right for a store visit, wrong for a national launch. Judged per brief.
04 — Where to next
05 — Proof
Every creator on a shortlist comes with the reason they're there — and we show you who we rejected.
Creator fee, agency fee and production quoted separately. You always know what you're paying for.
Codes and links per creator, agreed in the brief. Reporting compares against a plan.
ASCI disclosure is written into every creator brief, not handled after a complaint.