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Your product. Hundreds of real-life stories. One country or all of Europe.

Brief us and we deliver the campaign: 50–1,500 nano and micro creators per country recruited for your audience, approved by you, supplied with your product, published and reported. Your marketing team keeps one contact and one report, whether the campaign runs in one market or seven.

@julia.niedzwiedzkaNutriBullet
NutriBullet, Poland · product-in-use content from a multi-wave creator programme

What are you trying to achieve?

Four briefs cover most brand requests. Choose yours and the brief form is pre-set.

Launch or campaign

A product launch or retail moment in one country

Poland, Germany or another single market. A defined wave of creators around a launch, a seasonal window or a retail listing, with agreed deliverables and one report.

  • 50–1,500 creators in one wave
  • With or without product shipping
  • Report within ten working days of the last publication
Brief a launch
Always-on

Presence every month

New creators and new content each month: 50, 100 or 300 activations per month per country. Your product stays in everyday conversations between launches, and each wave learns from the previous one.

  • Rotating or returning creator cohorts
  • Monthly report and content library
  • Predictable monthly cost
Brief a monthly programme
Market entry or rollout

Several European countries from one brief

Entering new markets or coordinating a regional plan. One partner, a local creator cohort in every country, the same approvals and definitions everywhere.

  • Per-country scale and timing
  • Local-language briefs and creator support
  • One consolidated report
Brief a rollout
E-commerce / DTC

Creator volume, UGC and paid amplification for performance

Content produced at scale, rights cleared for your ads, the strongest publications amplified with Spark Ads or partnership ads, and affiliate or commerce activation where the market supports it.

  • Content-only and publication campaigns
  • Rights and amplification agreed upfront
  • Organic and paid reported separately
Brief a performance programme

What you actually get

You buy the campaign, not access to a database. These elements are in every scope.

Creators recruited for your audience

Not a search result: creators recruited against your brief, category and market, verified by our team, presented for your approval.

Your approvals, our follow-through

Approve creators and, where agreed, content in the campaign workspace. We contract, brief, remind, replace drop-outs and keep the timeline.

Products handled end to end

Received, kitted and shipped from our own logistics centre with tracking. Campaigns without shipping run the same way, minus the parcels.

Every publication tracked

Link, date, platform and metrics for each publication; organic and paid separated whenever the data allows; comment themes on request.

Content you can use

Usage rights agreed before launch so your team knows which content can run in your own channels and ads.

One report, same definitions

Views, reach, interactions and engagement defined once and reported the same way across creators, platforms and countries.

Who does what

Your team sets the direction and makes the key decisions. We run everything in between.

TaskYour teamNanoBuzz
Objective, audience, key messagesDefinesTurns into creator briefs
Creator profile and volume per countryAgreesRecruits and verifies
Creator approvalsApproves in the workspacePresents checked candidates, replaces drop-outs
ProductsSuppliesReceives, kits, ships, tracks
Agreements, payouts, disclosureHandles within the scope
Content checksReviews when agreedChecks against the brief
Publication tracking and reportingReads and decidesTracks daily, reports per wave
Paid amplificationApproves budget and postsRuns and reports separately

Proof from brand campaigns

All case studies
@alicja_patoraORLEN Paczka
ORLEN Paczka

102 creators, 170+ publications, 6.2M impressions

Everyday parcel moments across Poland with client approvals on every creator and comment-level reporting. May–July 2026, includes paid support.

Explore the case study
Justyna SakowskaNutriBullet
nutribullet

500+ creators and 900+ pieces of content across waves

Product-in-use content from hundreds of kitchens in Poland and Romania; one PRO900 wave alone recorded 1.2M impressions. 2025–2026.

Explore the case study
@kasiagrzesikNEONAIL
NEONAIL

50 creators every month

A recurring beauty programme within the Cosmo Group relationship: fresh content and a consistent presence in creators’ routines.

Explore the case study

From brief to next wave

  1. Step 1

    Brief

    Product, audience, countries, creator volume, cadence, shipping yes/no, timing. A form or a 30-minute call.

  2. Step 2

    Plan

    Within two working days: creator profile, deliverables, logistics, rights, paid support, budget and reporting.

  3. Step 3

    Recruit and approve

    Recruitment starts on signature. You approve creators in the workspace on a 48-hour rhythm.

  4. Step 4

    Deliver

    Products shipped and tracked, content checked, publications tracked daily.

  5. Step 5

    Report and repeat

    Report and data export within ten working days of the last publication; the next wave or the next country planned from the results.

The workspace your team will use

Approve creators, follow delivery and pick the content worth amplifying. Explore an example built from a delivered Polish campaign.

NanoBuzzCampaign workspace
Example

Poland · TikTok & Instagram

ORLEN Paczka

170+Published materials
6.2MCampaign impressions
4.58MReported reach

Campaign report: ORLEN Paczka, July 2026. Totals include the campaign’s media support; they are not organic-only results. Creator figures are historical publication snapshots.

Publications in selection: 12 · showing 4

Interactive report example · Published campaign assets · Historical results, not a live client account

What brand teams ask before they brief us

Is this product seeding or a paid creator campaign?

It follows your brief. A managed campaign specifies creator commitments and agreed content; product-only seeding without commitments is possible but does not guarantee publications, and we say so in the proposal.

How do you choose creators?

We recruit against your brief rather than searching a database: audience, category, market, language and content quality. Our team verifies every profile before you see it, and you approve the final list.

What if creators do not publish?

Creator commitments, reminders and replacements are our responsibility. Drop-outs are replaced within the wave so the agreed volume is delivered.

Can our brand or legal team approve content?

Yes, where the scope includes content approval. Most brands approve creators and the brief and let creators keep their own voice; regulated categories add content checks.

How is advertising disclosure handled?

According to each platform’s rules and each country’s regulations; the requirement is written into every creator agreement and checked before publication where agreed.

Which content rights do we get?

Rights are agreed before launch: publication on the creator’s channel as standard, extended usage for your channels and ads as an option, always specified per format and period.

How are results measured?

Every publication with link, date and metrics; views, reach and interactions defined once; organic and paid separated wherever the data allows. Reports are delivered per wave with a data export.

How long from brief to first publication?

Typically four to six weeks for a Polish wave with shipping; faster for content-only campaigns and repeat waves; longer when several countries launch together. The plan fixes the dates.

Think bigger. We’ll make it happen.

Tell us the product, the countries, how many creators and how often. You get a campaign plan within two working days.