Brands with a product to show
For brands entering overseas markets with a demonstrable product, a clear audience and a budget for creator work and any samples.
International growth / Creator partnerships
KOL & KOC campaigns built around your product and audience.
Give overseas audiences a useful view of your product through relevant creators. We help plan partnerships, prepare content briefs and coordinate approved campaign work.
Scope, timeline and pricing are confirmed after consultation.
Your selected planning example
Bring the case into this service.
Review the fictional condition and handover record before discussing the work with our team.
Search & creatorsKOL / KOC services
A creator launch is planned. Is the product ready to support it?
Unconfirmed claims, content rights or samples change what the team can publish responsibly.
Record for the next team
A launch review list with a decision owner for each dependency.
This is a planning example. Scope, responsibilities and any operational action require separate confirmation.
01 / Who it is for
Start with something people can experience or understand.
Products used in real settings
For teams seeking consumer experience content where creators can actually try the product and describe the context of use.
Manufacturers & B2B specialists
For businesses whose products, applications or expertise benefit from a specialist demonstration. We assess access and suitability before proposing consumer trials.
02 / Concrete deliverables
Agree the creator work before the campaign begins.
The proposal records the markets, platforms, selection work, content formats, approval points and reporting scope. Creator participation and availability are confirmed during outreach.
01
Audience, market & campaign brief
Define the product story, intended audience, market, campaign purpose and practical requirements for a useful demonstration or trial.
- Reviewable output
- A campaign brief with audience priorities, proposed channels, content angles and budget categories.
- How we review it
- Confirm product suitability, target markets, factual claims and the objectives your team wants to assess.
02
Creator research & shortlist
Review publicly available profiles and content for audience and topic fit. Record what still needs verification, including availability and access to audience data.
- Reviewable output
- A shortlist with public profile links, selection reasons, observed evidence and verification gaps.
- How we review it
- Your team approves whom to approach. Public information is a starting point; creator interest, availability and quoted terms require confirmation.
03
Partnership scope, fees & usage rights
Prepare the proposed content, schedule, review rounds, creator fees and rights for each partnership. Coordinate discussions where included in the agreed service.
- Reviewable output
- A comparison of proposed terms and an approval checklist covering channels, markets, duration and any paid amplification.
- How we review it
- Approve creators, budget, content scope and written usage terms before commitments. Creator fees and rights are confirmed case by case.
04
Content brief & publication coordination
Prepare content guidance, check product facts and agree disclosure review for the selected market and platform. Coordinate sample tracking when included.
- Reviewable output
- Content briefs, an approval record, a publication schedule and an agreed sample coordination log where relevant.
- How we review it
- Your team signs off factual claims, content and rights before agreed publication. Samples and shipping are separately scoped and costed.
05
Campaign records & performance review
Collect published links, approved usage records and available platform data. Review tracked links and audience responses against the campaign purpose.
- Reviewable output
- A publication and rights register, a source-labelled campaign report and proposed next actions.
- How we review it
- Reconcile deliverables with agreed formats and dates. Report available reach, engagement, traffic or enquiries with data gaps and attribution limits.
03 / Service process
A clear approval point before each commitment.
We agree who approves the brief, creator choices, budget, content and rights. Creator schedules and product access shape the delivery plan.
- 01
Discuss the product & market
Review your offer, target audience and practical options for a demonstration or genuine trial.
- You receive
- A discovery summary and proposed campaign direction.
- Your input
- Product information, target markets, campaign purpose and sample feasibility.
- 02
Confirm scope, budget & quote
Agree the selection work, campaign support, quantities, responsibilities, approval stages and cost categories.
- You receive
- A written scope, service quotation and proposed budget breakdown.
- Your input
- Approval of scope and budget, plus a named decision-maker.
- 03
Research, approach & approve creators
Prepare the shortlist and coordinate outreach where agreed. Confirm interest, availability and proposed terms before final selection.
- You receive
- Creator recommendations, confirmed responses and terms ready for approval.
- Your input
- Approval of the creators, content scope, fees and written usage rights.
- 04
Review content & coordinate publication
Coordinate agreed briefs, sample arrangements and content reviews, then confirm the publication plan with participating creators.
- You receive
- Approved content records and a publication tracker.
- Your input
- Timely factual review, content approval and agreed product or sample access.
- 05
Report & decide the next campaign
Review delivered content and accessible results. Record what the evidence supports and where data is incomplete.
- You receive
- A campaign report, rights records and recommended next actions.
- Your input
- Available sales or enquiry feedback and approval of any further work.
A creator demonstration whose sample journey matches the product story
Scenario plan: a brand prepares a creator trial for a product sold across borders.
Illustrative scenario plan. This describes proposed work and acceptance checks, not a completed customer project. Scope, connections and responsibilities are agreed before implementation.
The situation
The proposed content date assumes the sample has arrived. A shipping reference exists, but carrier acceptance and delivery are still unconfirmed; the creator has not yet reviewed the product.
Proposed response
The brand and campaign owner define the audience, claims, content format and proposed usage terms. The creator brief distinguishes approved product facts from observations that require a completed trial.
The sample coordinator follows the sample as its own shipment, confirming the address and last verified event. Missing scans or a changed delivery plan go to a named owner rather than becoming a publication promise.
After confirmed receipt, the creator reviews suitability and the agreed content plan. The brand checks factual wording and written publication permissions before approving any release or amplification.
Prepare for a discussion
- The product brief and claims allowed in content
- Sample arrangements and a shipment owner
- Proposed content dates, fees and usage terms
04 / Ways to work together
Choose support around the campaign you need.
We confirm quantities, platforms, markets and responsibilities through consultation. The quote separates our service from approved third-party costs.
Campaign planning
For teams that need a clear brief, selection criteria and a practical plan before arranging partnerships.
Agreed research, campaign recommendations and documents for your team to review.
Campaign execution support
For a defined campaign requiring creator selection and coordination through publication and review.
An agreed creator and content scope, approval schedule, coordination duties and campaign report.
Ongoing creator collaboration
For teams planning a series of campaigns or recurring creator work.
A confirmed work plan, review rhythm and separately approved campaign budgets for each service period.
A quote with the full campaign costs in view.
Pricing is confirmed through consultation. The proposal separates service fees, creator compensation, samples, shipping, content usage rights and paid amplification where applicable. Each cost and spending commitment needs approval within the agreed scope.
05 / What to prepare
Bring the product details and the people who can approve.
- Approved product or service information, demonstrable use cases and supporting facts.
- Target audiences, priority markets, languages and any preferred platforms.
- Product access, sample feasibility and a contact for any agreed sample arrangements.
- A budget owner and reviewers for creator selection, content and written usage rights.
06 / Frequently asked questions
Before we get started.
A few practical details about the scope and the decisions involved.
Can this work for a manufacturer or a B2B service?
Yes, when specialist creators can explain an application, demonstrate a product or discuss relevant expertise. We first assess what a creator can access and show. Consumer experience content suits products that creators can genuinely try.
Are creator fees and permanent content rights included?
The quote lists service fees and applicable campaign costs separately. Content rights depend on each written agreement, including channels, markets, duration and paid usage. We confirm those terms and your approval before the partnership proceeds.
How do we judge campaign results?
We check the agreed content and publication records, then review available platform metrics and tracked traffic or enquiries. The report names its sources, missing data and attribution limits. Targets guide the plan; exposure and sales remain uncertain.
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Discuss this serviceTell us what you want creators to show.
Share your product, audience, target market and budget context. We will assess the fit, discuss the campaign scope and prepare a quotation.
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