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Micro & Nano Influencer Marketing

Smaller creators often have closer, more engaged audiences, but running fifty of them is a logistics job. We find nano and micro creators whose followers match your customer, handle outreach, products, briefs and approvals at volume, and report the campaign as one result.

Who it's for: Brands that want trust and local reach over celebrity reach, need many voices for one launch, or are testing influencer marketing on a smaller budget.

What are micro and nano influencers?

Nano influencers usually have roughly 1,000 to 10,000 followers and micro influencers roughly 10,000 to 100,000, though sources draw the lines differently. Smaller creators often have closer, more local audiences and stronger engagement than large accounts. Brands work with many at once to combine that trust with meaningful total reach.

How it works

01

Tier & Size the Group

We work out how many creators the budget supports, and the mix of nano and micro, fee and barter.

02

Vet at Volume

Every creator is checked for audience fit and authenticity; smaller accounts get the same fraud checks as large ones.

03

Run in Batches

We onboard, ship, brief and approve in batches, so fifty creators don't mean fifty separate threads for your team.

04

Report as One Campaign

You get one report with a creator-level breakdown, and a shortlist of who to work with again.

Benefits

Engaged, trusting audiences instead of passive reach

Many authentic voices in one campaign

Lower cost per creator, so you can test more

Volume handled without adding to your team's workload

Deliverables

Vetted nano and micro creator shortlist, sized to the budget

Volume outreach, agreements and product logistics

Templated briefs and batch approvals

One combined report, broken down by creator

Nano vs micro influencers at a glance

Compared onNanoMicro
Typical followingRoughly 1,000 to 10,000Roughly 10,000 to 100,000
AudienceClose, often local or community-basedNiche, built around a topic
Typical dealBarter, gifting or small feesFees, often with product
ContentPersonal and informalMore polished, still personal
Best forLocal reach, word of mouth, volumeNiche authority, conversions, launches

What we need from you

  • Target audience, cities and languages

  • Product units for each creator, or a voucher process

  • Budget split between fees, barter and product

  • Tracking links or codes per creator

How success is measured

  • Combined reach and engagement against plan

  • Cost per engagement and per result across the group

  • Top performers identified for repeat or ambassador deals

Where we run this service

We run it for brands in India, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, the UK, Australia and Singapore. Local creator licences and disclosure rules are built into the plan for each market.

FAQ

Questions about micro & nano influencer marketing.

Not always. Micro creators tend to have closer audiences and stronger engagement, which helps trust and conversions. Macro creators deliver reach quickly. The right mix depends on your goal; many campaigns use a few larger creators for reach and many smaller ones for trust.

Enough that combined reach meets your goal and that you can compare results across creators. We size the group from your budget and objective, and start with a smaller first wave when you are testing.

Some work on barter or gifting, especially for products they like, while others charge modest fees. We mix fee, barter and product deals within one campaign depending on the creator and the work involved.

Batched onboarding, one brief template per campaign, a tracked approval queue and a single point of contact. Your team approves in batches rather than handling every creator separately.

They can be, which is why every creator is checked regardless of size: engagement patterns, comment quality, follower growth and audience location. A small account with a real, local audience is worth more than a large one with bought followers.

LET'S TALK

Ready to plan your next creator campaign?

Tell us about your brand, your customers and what the campaign needs to achieve. We'll come back with a plan and a point of view before we ever mention a creator name.