Influencer platforms

Influencer platforms help find bloggers for your audience, launch and run ad campaigns, issue promo codes and UTM tags and measure return. We connect and set up the platform (GetBlogger, Perfluence, Yoloco, etc.) or a link with your CRM: finding and vetting bloggers, briefing, tracking posts, promo codes/links for attribution, reach and lead reports. Honestly about the main point: reach and views are not sales. A large audience does not guarantee clicks and orders; engagement, trust in the blogger and fit with your product matter more than the follower count. Fakery is a real problem: some bloggers have followers and reach inflated by bots; platforms help check audience quality, but no one gives a 100% guarantee of a "live" audience — budget for vetting and a test on a small budget. Return is hard to attribute: we set promo codes and tags, but part of the audience comes later and from elsewhere, so exact "profit per blogger to the ruble" cannot be promised — we give a reasonable estimate, not a perfect one. Important about the law: in Russia ads with bloggers must be marked — an erid token via an advertising-data operator (ORD) is required, with an "advertising" label and the advertiser’s details; liability for marking is borne by the advertiser too, and fines are real. We help build the process with marking, but the legal side is confirmed by you. Payments to bloggers and the platform commission are your cost, separate from our price for setup and management. The result is not guaranteed: even with a good blogger a campaign may flop — this is an ad channel with risk, not a purchase of guaranteed sales. There are also operational risks outside our control: a blogger may miss the deadline, delete the post or inflate the stats, and the platform may limit promo codes or block the account; disputes over payment, refunds and non-delivery are resolved on the platform’s or blogger’s side — our area is setup and management, not a guarantee of third parties’ actions. And to avoid confusion with neighbor services: this is not mention monitoring or user-content collection, but specifically paid placements with bloggers, with vetting and promo-code attribution. If the product is niche, the blogger’s audience is not yours or the budget is very small, influencers will yield little — we will honestly say so and suggest starting with a test. Picture this: instead of a one-off payment to a random blogger, you pick several for your niche, give each their own promo code, and a month later see who actually brought orders and whom not to continue. The base price starts from 35,000 ₽; it depends on the platform, the number of campaigns and your system.

• You pay bloggers at random and do not understand who actually brings customers.
• You fear running into an inflated audience and wasting budget.
• There are no promo codes or tags — you cannot measure the return from bloggers.
• You do not know how to legally mark ads with bloggers.

• Connecting an influencer platform (GetBlogger / Perfluence / Yoloco)
• Finding and vetting bloggers for your audience
• Promo codes and UTM tags for attribution per blogger
• Briefing, post tracking and reach/lead reports
• Help with ad marking (ORD, erid token, "advertising" label)
• A CRM link for tracking leads and sales (where possible)
• Honest checking of audience quality (fakery risk)
• An assessment of whether influencers fit your product and budget

• You see which bloggers actually bring orders (via promo codes/tags)
• Less risk of wasting budget on an inflated audience
• Ads with bloggers are marked according to the law
• It is clear where the tech ends and the blogger’s quality, your product and budget begin

• We clarify the niche, audience, budget and platform
• We find and vet bloggers, set up promo codes and ad marking
• We launch, measure return by promo codes, keep the ones that work

• Do ads with a blogger guarantee sales?

  No. Reach and views are not sales; a large audience does not guarantee orders. Engagement, trust in the blogger and fit with your product matter more. Even with a good blogger a campaign may flop — this is an ad channel with risk. We pick more precisely and measure return, but guaranteeing a result would be dishonest.

• How do I avoid fake audiences?

  Some bloggers have followers and reach inflated by bots. Platforms help check audience quality (dynamics, geo, engagement), and we use that, but no one gives a 100% guarantee of a "live" audience. So we vet bloggers and advise starting with a test on a small budget before scaling.

• Do ads with bloggers need to be marked?

  Yes. In Russia ads with bloggers must be marked: an erid token via an advertising-data operator (ORD) is required, with an "advertising" label and the advertiser’s details; liability is borne by the advertiser too, and fines are real. We help build the process with marking, but the legal side is confirmed by you — check with a lawyer.