Influencer

Influencer marketing for new reach & content that stays

We find the influencers who fit your brand, plan the whole campaign and shoot the content with them. You get reach from other people’s communities and material that keeps working on your own channels afterwards.

Red camera in the studio showing a model on its display during a photo shoot.

What you get

  • Research and selection of fitting influencers
  • Briefing, terms and coordination
  • Content and shoot planning
  • Approvals and cleared usage rights
  • Reporting on reach & results
01

Finding the right influencers

The biggest reach is rarely the best one. What matters is whether a profile’s audience is actually your customer base, and whether your brand shows up there credibly. A profile with 8,000 real followers in your niche is worth more than one with 200,000 who would never buy from you.

We research, vet and put a shortlist in front of you. You decide who to work with, and we take over the negotiation from there.

Research in your niche

We search where your customers are already watching, by topic, region and language, not by the biggest number in a profile.

Audience over follower count

We look at who is actually watching: age, location, interests and how alive the community is under the posts.

Checking the reach

Bought followers and dead comment sections are visible if you look. We look before any budget moves.

Negotiating terms

Deliverables, dates, number of posts and usage rights are agreed up front, so nobody argues afterwards.

02

We run the whole campaign

Influencer marketing rarely fails on the idea. It fails on the organisation: vague briefings, posts that never arrive, photos that do not fit the brand, and nobody chasing. That is the part we take over.

Briefing

What gets shown, what gets said, what never does. Tight enough to protect the brand, open enough that it does not sound like an ad.

Planning

Dates, formats and sequence. When each post goes live, so the campaign lands as a wave rather than as coincidence.

Production

If you want, we shoot alongside it, in the studio or on location with you. That produces material at a quality you can reuse.

Approval

You see posts before they go live. Corrections run through us, not through you.

Reporting

Reach, interactions, profile visits and what happened on your side afterwards. That decides who we work with again.

03

Content that works twice

This is the part most people underestimate. A campaign gets you reach on other channels, and that is the obvious benefit. The second one is often worth more: afterwards you own photos and video of real people holding your product.

That material does not disappear with the story here. It keeps running in your feed, in your ads and on your website. If we already look after your social media, your advertising or your site, the content goes straight there.

Which is why we settle usage rights in the briefing and not afterwards. Content you are not allowed to use is worth half.

Content production in-store: filming with a red camera among the wine shelves.
Video shoot in the office: a tripod-mounted camera filming a person at a desk.
Outdoor beach shoot: a photographer shooting a model on a lounger in the sand.
Photographer shooting a model against a white backdrop in the dibe studio.
04

Paid or on a product basis

Not every collaboration costs a fee. Smaller profiles often work for the product, for an invitation or for a longer partnership. Larger and very specific profiles work paid, which buys predictability and clearly defined deliverables.

Both have their place. Many products against many small profiles buy breadth and read as authentic. One paid, well-chosen profile buys authority. Which makes sense for you depends on your product, your goal and your budget, and that is what we work out first instead of selling you a package.

05

Still underrated in Switzerland

Internationally, influencer marketing has long been a fixed line in the budget. For many Swiss companies it still is not, and that is exactly where the opening sits right now: the profiles exist, the communities are active, and the market is not yet crowded with brand collaborations.

Starting now means less competition for the same profiles, and relationships built before they get expensive. That is why we recommend this channel even to clients who have only run ads so far.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

It depends on how many profiles are involved, which ones, and whether they are paid a fee or given product. A campaign with several small profiles on a product basis sits well below a collaboration with one large, paid account. We cost out both before you decide.

We search by topic, region and language inside your niche, check the audience behind the follower count and look at how alive the community actually is. You get a shortlist with reasoning and make the call yourself.

No. Plenty of smaller profiles work for the product or for an invitation, especially when the brand suits them. Paid collaborations pay off where you need a specific profile, a fixed date and guaranteed deliverables.

Only if it has been agreed, which is exactly why we settle usage rights in the briefing. Without that agreement the material belongs to the creator and you may not use it in ads or on your website.

Yes, and right now especially, because many Swiss companies still barely use the channel. The communities are active, the profiles are there, and not everyone is competing for the same collaborations yet.

Studio photo shoot: model in a red dress against a white cyclorama, the crew silhouetted against the light.

Ready for Influencer Marketing?

Tell us where you stand right now. We will show you what Influencer Marketing looks like for your business and what the next step is.