Wondering if creator marketing can actually drive revenue, or just vanity metrics?

It can, when it's built as a repeatable program instead of one-off posts. I build the strategy, systems, and partnerships that turn influencers, UGC, EGC, and affiliate into a channel that drives real sales.

Most people running creator programs have only done one side: strategy from a desk, or content from a phone. I've done both. Brand-side, hiring and evaluating creators, and still a working creator myself. So I build programs that get approved and convert.

Your influencer program should be working harder than it is.

Creator marketing should be a real growth channel, not scattered gifted posts and one-off UGC. But you have no senior person to own strategy and execution, and a full-time hire is premature. The program stalls: too big to ignore, too undefined to scale.

My pricing is published. On purpose.

Good buyers deserve to self-qualify before a call. No "contact for a quote" games. See exact ranges and decide if it fits before we talk.