Influencer marketing
Influencer marketing pays trusted creators to introduce your company to their audiences. We match you with finance creators who specialize in your industry and whose followers are the type of investor you want, brief them on public facts, review content before it goes live, and require clear paid-partnership disclosures.
What's included
- Industry-matched creatorsSpecialists whose audiences follow your sector, checked for real engagement and a clean track record.
- BriefingPublic facts and key messages, with no price targets or predictions.
- Content reviewYou see key content before it's published.
- Disclosure managementPaid partnerships labeled clearly, with compensation disclosed.
- FormatsPosts, threads, videos, livestreams, and podcast segments.
- ReportingViews, engagement, and clicks, by creator.
How it works
Match
A shortlist of creators with the audience and engagement you need.
Brief
One brief with public facts, approved messages, and disclosure rules.
Publish
Content goes live on schedule, with every post logged.
Report
Results by creator, so the next round goes to what worked.
Common questions
Do influencers have to disclose they're paid?
Yes. The FTC's Endorsement Guides require clear disclosure of any material connection, such as payment. For paid content about a stock, Section 17(b) of the Securities Act also requires disclosing the compensation and its amount.
How do you choose creators?
We look at who actually follows them, how real their engagement is, what they've published before, and whether their audience fits your company. Follower count alone doesn't decide it.
Who approves creator content?
You do. Creators work from an approved brief, and you review key content before it goes live.
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Let's get your story seen.
Tell us your ticker and your goals. We'll come back with a channel plan built for your news.