- People engaged
- 63
- across 10 posts
- Look like buyers
- 15%
- 9 of 59 outside the team
- Average fit
- 34
- out of 100
- Followers
- 8,734
- company page
- Buyers14%
- Maybe25%
- Tourists54%
- Own team6%
Who counts as a buyer: Buyers of influencer marketing software: founders, marketing, growth and influencer/creator-partnership managers at direct-to-consumer e-commerce brands (mainly US) running or starting creator programs, plus influencer agencies.
Who engages
Everyone outside the account’s own company who reacted or commented, by what they do and where they work.
Who they are
- Vendor47%
- Buyer40%
- Student7%
- Creator7%
Seniority
- Founder or owner44%
- Individual contributor36%
- Manager8%
- Director5%
- VP or head3%
- C-level3%
Company size
- 11-5054%
- 51-2007%
- 201-5007%
- 1001-500014%
- 5001-100004%
- 10001+14%
Industry
- Marketing Services20%
- Financial Services10%
- Technology, Information and Internet8%
- Venture Capital and Private Equity Principals6%
- Food and Beverage Services6%
- Advertising Services4%
- Other47%
Posts that reached buyers
Likes don’t say who’s reading. These are the posts with the most ICP-fit people in their reactions and comments.
$70M ARR with functional coffee and a team of 14 people. Zero mass retail, 500 affiliates driving 40% of new customers. Reformed launched in London in April 2024: speciality coffee or ceremonial matcha with 15g of collagSARAL · Sep 1849918%
Customer obsession 🤝SARAL · Sep 11900%
One of the best things we can hear from a customer is that SARAL fits the way they actually work! Customer obsession has always been a big part of how we build. We spend a lot of time listening to the people running inflSARAL · Sep 24700%
Lean influencer marketing teams usually have a lot to do, big goals, and limited time and focus. That is usually when spreadsheets and manual workflows start getting in the way, and it makes sense to move to an influenceSARAL · Sep 21600%
Choosing an influencer marketing platform gets confusing fast because most of them seem to promise the same things. But once you look closer, the differences show up in how they handle creator discovery, outreach, giftinSARAL · Sep 18600%
If the only time you message a creator is when you need a post, you’re training them to see you as a transaction. And transactions are easy to replace when another brand offers more money. We put together 7 ways to buildSARAL · Sep 29500%
When creators don't reply, the instinct is usually: "Our outreach copy needs work." Sometimes, sure. But often the problem started much earlier. Wrong creators on the list. Wrong channel. A pitch that could have been senSARAL · Sep 24400%
"Do we have a creator video for this?" If that question sends you digging through Drive, DMs, screenshots, and old campaign folders, this one's for you. We put together 6 ways to organize influencer content so the good sSARAL · Sep 28300%
The messy part of influencer relationship management is that the context rarely lives in one place. One creator is in your inbox. Another is in Shopify. Notes are sitting in a spreadsheet. And when you need to know what SARAL · Sep 30200%
If you’re sending free product to creators and hearing crickets afterward, the answer isn’t “send more boxes.” Something is getting lost between finding the creator, getting a yes, shipping the product, and getting the pSARAL · Sep 25100%
Buyers in the audience
A few of the high-fit people we found. Names are shortened; every one of them reacted to or commented on a post above.
“Zero mass retail and 500 affiliates driving 40% of new customers is the part worth sitting with. Most food and beverage founders chase the store before they have proven the demand exists without one. Backwards from the usual playbook and it worked.”
How we built this
CollectedPublic reactions and comments on 10 posts from 1 accounts, last 30 days: 63 people in all.
ScoredEach person’s role, company and comments checked against one buyer profile: Buyers of influencer marketing software: founders, marketing, growth and influencer/creator-partnership managers at direct-to-consumer e-commerce brands (mainly US) running or starting creator programs, plus influencer agencies.
CleanedEach account’s own employees are counted separately so a team liking its own posts doesn’t count as reach.