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Influencer Stuff Influencer Stuff We connect the best brands with the best creators to create amazing campaign experiences. Information presented is confidential and proprietary. PewdiePie iJustine Unboxtherapy Who are we? Tim MelonieMac A creator-first agency committed to Chantarangsu BasicallyIDoWrk empowering collaboration between creators and brands. In addition to managing and facilitating campaigns for creators across the globe, we directly manage agreements for over 50 top Redmercy Dunkey Twomad influencers and work non-exclusively with social-media stars such as Pewdiepie, iJustine, and UnboxTherapy. Bunnyfufuu Brandon Rogers Zack James Lifestyle Sports & Esports Music We help brands, find captivating brand ambassadors. We have instant access to 1,000+ influencers that are market movers in Art/Education Gaming their industries. We love connecting brands with the right creators for both in-person and social media activations. We source from all categories X Brandon Rogers Campaigns that deliver results. Notable X collaborations. Pewdiepie Being a part of the industry for over a decade, we understand the recipe for success with campaigns. Here are some of our favorites. X Darkk Mane 35,000 1 Metal Posters Sold Pre-Roll YouTube Ad Pewdiepie & Displate December 2020. 6.7M 40k Video Views Comments We connected “Displate”, a metal poster brand, with one of the largest creators on YouTube for a fantastic campaign that drove awareness, engagement, and sales. Step 1 We discuss your idea & objectives. Step 2 Let’s talk process: We establish a Step 3 campaign for you. Campaign flow. We pitch the campaign with a custom link. Step 4 Each campaign has a defined process Campaign comprised of six essential steps to ensure negotiations can all parties are successful. Step 5 take place. Campaign begins and progress is recorded. Step 6 We send a personalized campaign recap. Meet Odyssey. Created by us for a more efficient campaign experience - and a more transparent industry. Everything in one place. No more emails or spreadsheets to manage daunting campaigns. Our platform puts it all at your fingertips. 100% Full control. Full transparency. TRANSPARENT Our platform allows you to see who is a part of the campaign, their negotiated fee, deliverables, and more. Negotiate pricing, and interest more easily. No more emails. Manage campaigns easily. Track and approve deliverables with ease. With our system, deliverables live within your campaign hub for you to approve, reject, or check on their status. Stop searching through cluttered inboxes and spreadsheets. You approve or reject based on the deliverable needs Easily see the actionable content. No more searching! Our services. ➔ We craft unique campaigns that fit your brand, your narrative, and your objectives. ➔ We source creators both in and out of our network to make sure your campaign is a success. ➔ You have one single contract instead of working with multiple agencies, management groups, and creators. ➔ The Odyssey platform provides transparency and accountability for all parties, so there will be no surprises with negotiated terms, payments, or deliverable actions. ➔ We capture results of all deliverable actions and produce a recap report to help your brand understand how well the campaign performed. Thank you! We’re excited to elevate your brand and bring your vision to life. Information presented is confidential and proprietary..
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