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We shortlist creators whose audience, tone and setup actually fit your product, not whoever has the largest follower count.

Every name on a shortlist arrives with a reason attached: what they cover, who watches them, which hardware they already use, and how their audience behaves when they cover a product like yours. Follower count is the least useful number in that list, and it is the one most agencies lead with.

Where a creator is represented, already under contract with a competitor, or bound by an exclusivity we can see, we say so before you spend time on them.

Briefs, contracts, timelines, deliverables and approvals handled end to end, in one thread with one point of contact.

You are not passed between an account manager, a talent manager and a reporting team. The person who shortlisted the creator is the person who briefs them and the person who reports back on what they published.

Structured seeding: the right units in the right hands, with clear expectations, logistics and follow-up on every unit sent.

Seeding fails quietly when nobody tracks it. Units go out, some are covered, most are not, and the brand never finds out which. Every unit we send is logged against a creator, an expectation and a date, and the ones that produced nothing are reported alongside the ones that did.

Where coverage is paid rather than gifted, the difference is written into the brief and disclosed by the creator. That is a legal requirement in France, and it is covered below.

Live streams, long-form reviews and short-form, planned for how each platform actually works, never copy-pasted across all three.

A keyboard reads differently in a two-hour stream, a twelve-minute review and a thirty-second clip. The format decides what can honestly be shown about a product, so the format is chosen first and the brief is written to it.

Campaigns localized properly for the French market, and creators briefed to comply with France's influencer marketing rules.

France regulates influencer marketing more tightly than most markets a hardware brand will have worked in. Paid partnerships carry mandatory disclosure, contracts carry mandatory terms, and the obligations reach the brand, not only the creator.

If you are launching into France from outside it, this is the part most likely to be missed, and the part we brief on first.