Find the right creators
Sourcing, vetting and outreach shaped by the audience, creative direction and brand requirements. We develop the creator plan with your team before activation.
For advertising, PR, social & creative agencies
Your client brief.Our creator team.
Influencer campaign delivery for agency partners. Bring us the brief; we help turn it into creator sourcing, coordinated content and campaign reporting, with clear roles from the start.
From brief to delivery
A plan everyone can work from.
- Align on the brief
Audience, objectives, deliverables and budget.
- Build the creator plan
Creator fit, scope and approval owners.
- Coordinate the campaign
Creator communication, content reviews and activation.
- Report and learn
Delivered work, observed results and next steps.
A team behind the work
Add creator expertise
to your next campaign.
Your team brings the client context and campaign direction. Markerly brings the hands-on coordination that moves an influencer brief from creator selection through delivery.
Keep the work moving
Creator communication, contracting, content coordination and approval tracking. Agree on deliverables, revisions, usage rights and the publishing plan before work begins.
Bring back a clear report
Campaign deliverables and performance reporting for your client review. Define the measures and reporting window upfront so the results answer the brief.
The working relationship
Your client relationship.
A shared delivery plan.
Your agency leads
- Client strategy, business context and the campaign brief.
- The client relationship and agreed channels for feedback.
- Brand decisions and final client approvals.
Markerly coordinates
- Creator sourcing, outreach and the agreed campaign scope.
- Creator communication, content reviews and delivery tracking.
- Campaign reporting for your team’s client conversations.
Before kickoff, we agree on who talks to the client, how the work is presented, who approves each stage, and who carries creator and media costs. Whether Markerly works behind your team or joins selected client conversations is part of that plan.
Campaign examples
See the creator work.
A look at published Markerly campaigns, from seasonal storytelling to product demonstrations. Explore the work as you think through your own client’s brief.
OluKai
Seasonal footwear storytelling through creator styling tips and everyday product demonstrations on TikTok and Instagram.
Explore the OluKai campaign
GreenPan Earth Month
Creator cooking content showing GreenPan cookware in use, built around an Earth Month campaign.
Explore the GreenPan campaignBefore we get started
A few practical questions.
How does Markerly fit into our client relationship?
We start with your agency’s brief and agree on responsibilities with your team. Client contact, presentation branding and approvals are defined for the engagement, so everyone knows who is leading each conversation.
What should our first brief include?
Share the audience, campaign objective, markets, platforms, timing and a working budget range. Include known deliverables, approval requirements and intended content usage. If something is undecided, flag it so we can scope the work together.
How are content rights and measurement handled?
Identify intended channels, usage period and any paid amplification before creator agreements are finalized. We also agree on reporting sources, metric definitions and the measurement window. Content reuse and paid media need to be covered by the agreed scope and permissions.
What if we’re a brand rather than an agency?
We work directly with brands too. In a direct engagement, we align with your brand team on strategy, creator delivery and approvals. Explore campaign management or tell us what you’re planning.
Start with the campaign
Have a client brief
in mind?
Tell us what your agency is planning and where you need creator support. We’ll talk through fit, responsibilities and a practical scope.
Let’s talk about the briefUseful for the first conversation
- The audience and campaign objective.
- Markets, platforms and intended deliverables.
- Timing and a working budget range.
- Your agency’s role, approval process and content usage needs.