Services
Influencer marketing
Campaigns built on creators we represent, not creators we rent.
What it is
Most influencer marketing is media buying with extra steps. A list is pulled from a database, rates are negotiated over email, posts go up, and a deck of screenshots arrives at the end of the month. The brand never meets the creator, the creator never meets the brand, and nobody is accountable for the work itself.
We start from the other end. JEEVMEDIA signs and manages its roster exclusively, so the people in your campaign are people we represent. We know their rates, their audience, their category commitments and what they will and will not put their name to. That relationship is the product; everything else on this page follows from it.
It also means we say no. A brief that does not fit anyone we represent is a brief we turn down, rather than one we fill with a rented name and hope.
How we run it
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Brief and fit
We read the brief against the roster before we write a word of creative. If the audience you are paying to reach is not already held by someone we represent, that is the moment we say so.
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Concept
Creative built with the creator rather than handed to them. These are people who grew an audience by knowing what works in their own format; a campaign that overrides that instinct has bought the follower count and thrown away the reason it exists.
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Production and distribution
Shooting, editing and platform-native versioning, then scheduling across the placements the concept was built for. Paid amplification and whitelisting where the organic cut has earned it.
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Measurement
Holdout testing, incrementality and a post-campaign report written for the person who has to defend the line item — not for the person who commissioned it.
What you get
- Creator shortlistWho, why, and what they cost, before anything is booked.
- Verified audience dataAuthenticity, geography and brand safety, checked independently of the creator's own analytics.
- Concept and scriptBuilt with the creator, approved by you.
- Platform-native assetsCut for each placement rather than one master reposted everywhere.
- Distribution planOrganic schedule, and paid amplification where it is warranted.
- Post-campaign reportWhat moved, what did not, and what we would change.
Questions
How is this different from an influencer marketing platform?
A platform sells you access to a database and leaves the relationship to you. We represent the creators in our campaigns, which means we carry the negotiation, the contract, the delivery and the consequences. If a creator misses a deadline, that is our problem to solve rather than yours to chase.
Do you only work with creators on your own roster?
It is the default, and it is the reason the work holds together. Where a brief genuinely needs a voice nobody on the roster has, we will say so and source outside it — but we will tell you that is what we are doing rather than presenting a rented creator as a represented one.
Which markets do you cover?
We work globally and run the business from two offices: Dubai, in the UAE, and Kolkata, in India. The roster spans a range of markets and languages, and market fit is one of the first things we check a brief against.
How do you verify a creator's audience?
Independently of the creator's own screenshots. Audiences are checked for authenticity, geographic distribution and brand safety before anyone goes into a deck, because a follower count is not an audience and a dashboard export is not evidence.
What does a campaign cost?
It depends on the creators a brief actually needs, the volume of assets and whether paid amplification is in scope, so there is no useful list price. Send the brief and you will get costed options rather than a range.
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Have a brief?
Send it over. If nobody on the roster fits the audience you are trying to reach, we will tell you at that stage rather than after the invoice.