New product launches
Creators matched to the audience a new product needs to reach first.
Finding creators is only the beginning. The Agency HQ helps brands and agencies identify, evaluate, negotiate with, and manage creators who align with their campaign objectives, audience, and budget.
From nano and micro-creators to specialized niches and audiences, we source for the brief — not just from a fixed roster.
A creator can have impressive follower counts and still be the wrong fit for your brand.
We consider content quality, audience alignment, creator activity, partnership suitability, commercial expectations, and the specific goals of the campaign.
Our approach combines creator discovery with the operational work needed to move from a shortlist to a properly executed partnership.
Understand the audience, category, deliverables, markets, budget, and timeline.
Identify and evaluate potential creators against the brief.
Present relevant candidates and clearly communicate fit considerations.
Coordinate creator conversations, rates, and terms within the agreed scope.
Support contracting, briefing, delivery, approvals, and reporting where included.
Custom casting sources beyond our managed roster when the brief calls for it, subject to the brief and market feasibility.
Creators matched to the audience a new product needs to reach first.
Regional and market-specific creators supporting a new retail presence.
Creators whose content, audience and credibility suit the category.
Creators with the spaces, routines and audiences the product fits into.
Groups of smaller creators with engaged, specific audiences.
Creators producing content for your channels and paid media.
Professional, regional or niche audiences that need a targeted search.
Extra casting capacity when your team or agency is at its limit.
Useful when the roster matches the brief well.
Including creators outside our managed roster where appropriate. We also operate a creator management business, giving us an understanding of both the brand and creator sides of commercial partnerships.
The Agency HQ manages creator businesses and runs creator programs for brands. That means we understand how creators evaluate offers, rates, usage and timelines — and what brands need from the partnership in return.



Influencer casting is the process of identifying, evaluating and confirming creators for a specific campaign. It goes beyond follower counts to consider content quality, audience alignment, activity, partnership suitability and commercial expectations.
No. We start with your campaign requirements and source for the brief, including creators outside our managed roster where appropriate. Feasibility depends on the brief and the market.
Yes, where it's included in scope. Engagements can cover sourcing and shortlisting only, or continue through outreach, negotiations, contracting, briefing, delivery, approvals and reporting.
Casting is scoped per campaign based on the number of creators, the specificity of the brief, timeline and how much of the campaign we manage. Creator fees are budgeted separately, and your proposal will state what's included.
You don't need a finished brief. Share what you know about the campaign and we'll follow up on the rest.