Influencer marketing.
Influencer programmes for restricted categories — coach-led for steroids and peptides, harm-reduction educator-led for RC and psychedelics, lifestyle influencer-led for cannabis and adult retail. Per-vertical rosters, calibrated to platform tolerance and post-ban resilience.
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- SVC-003.4
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- Coverage
- 18 verticals
- Engagement modes
- Retainer · Project · Partnership
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- < 24h on enquiries
- A per-vertical influencer roster matched to your audience and category
- Briefs and creative calibration that won’t trigger platform takedowns
- Performance-based compensation tied to attributable revenue
- Off-platform asset capture so an influencer ban doesn’t kill the campaign
- Crisis-response playbook when an influencer goes off-script
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Roster build
For your category, the right partner type: coach, educator, lifestyle, expert. We have rostered partners across most restricted verticals and add new ones via warm intro.
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Brief and creative
Calibrated talking points, claim language, image and video guidelines that survive platform review. Influencer keeps their voice; the message stays clear.
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Attribution
Per-influencer tracking links, coupon codes, and post-purchase surveys. Performance comp tied to attributable revenue, not raw reach.
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Off-platform capture
Every campaign moves audience toward your owned channels — newsletter, community, SMS. The influencer’s audience is rented; yours is owned.
01 How much does an influencer cost?
Range is enormous. Micro-creators (10–100k): $500–5,000 per post. Mid-tier (100k–1M): $5,000–40,000. Top-tier in restricted niches: $40,000+. Performance-based comp usually outperforms flat-fee at every tier.
02 What if my influencer gets cancelled?
Crisis playbook: pause campaign, audit any in-flight content, public-comms plan if needed. We avoid this by vetting partners thoroughly upfront and by maintaining a diversified roster rather than concentrating spend on one face.
03 Can you use celebrities?
Sometimes — for categories where celebrity association is permitted (most legal cannabis, some adult-tolerant brands, supplements). For categories where it’s a regulatory minefield (peptides, RC), celebrity work creates more risk than reach.
Tell us about it.
Drop a quick brief or write directly: contacts@despitemarketing.com. Telegram @despitemarketing. Signal @despitemarketing.