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Sigi Technologies
Creator sourcing and campaign management — briefs, contracts, and delivery, not a promised viral moment.
Recognized & reviewed on
Creators who fit the product and brand rules — not a spray of paid posts.
Briefs, usage rights, and delivery dates someone tracks.
What shipped and what you can see in platform analytics. No invented virality scores.
This seat sits within Marketing Experts. Our influencer marketing experts embed into your workflow, run programs inside your tools, and follow your brand rules—so campaigns launch without a long hiring cycle.
Creator programs are easy to announce and hard to run. We focus on fit, contracts, content quality, and outcomes you can report—not vanity reach.
Marketing leaders add influencer marketing experts when paid social is plateauing, creator spend is untracked, or a launch needs trusted voices quickly. Related partner channel work often sits with Affiliate Marketers.
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Skilled software engineers delivering excellence
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Years of dedicated industry experience
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Successful software development projects
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Global clients
The influencer marketers we place own the creator program end to end, the way an in-house hire would — with the same reporting duty.
Audience fit, authenticity checks, and shortlists that match the product, category, and brand risk rules.
Outreach sequences, rate negotiation, deliverables, usage rights, and timelines that stay enforceable.
Campaign briefs, talking points, and review loops that keep creator voice while protecting the brand.
Disclosure rules, content review, and escalation paths so paid mentions stay compliant and on message.
Codes, UTMs, landing pages, and reporting that connect creator activity to traffic, leads, or sales.
Post campaign readouts, creator scorecards, and next wave recommendations based on what actually performed.
Marketing leaders add influencer marketing experts when creator programs, spend quality, or launch coverage starts blocking growth.
Paid media still works, but trusted voices are needed to reopen reach and consideration.
Posts go live without codes, UTMs, or a readout that finance and growth can trust.
Disclosure, usage rights, and content review are ad hoc and create risk on every campaign.
A product, category, or seasonal window needs a creator wave without a long hiring cycle.
Marketing owns the channel in theory, but discovery, contracts, and reviews stall every wave.
One off posts are not enough. You need a repeatable roster and a cadence that compounds.
How we staff influencer marketing
Sigi has not published influencer-campaign case studies with reach, CPM, or sales figures, so we do not invent them. An embed works to your brand safety rules and the platforms you already use.
If creator work is DMs and hope, we embed someone to source, brief, and close campaigns. We do not invent reach or sales figures.
Marketing Experts includes influencer talent across creator channels because many teams search by the program they already run.
Short form creator waves for product launches, seeding, and always on social proof.
Longer reviews, integrations, and demo content where watch time and conversion both matter.
Analyst, founder, and practitioner voices on LinkedIn and niche communities for pipeline support.
How we work
Marketing staff augmentation only pays off when experts operate inside your marketing system.
Work in your Asana, Monday, or Jira workflow, and collaborate in Slack or Teams with brand, legal, and growth.
Follow your brand book, legal review, and disclosure requirements so published content matches your bar.
Deliver in a campaign or weekly cadence with codes, UTMs, and a readout that matches your definition of done.
Creator delivery should increase program speed without creating brand risk or untracked spend.
Discovery, briefs, and contracts move in parallel so waves ship on the launch date.
Vetting reduces mismatched audiences and content that your brand would reject later.
Codes, UTMs, and landing pages make creator contribution visible to growth and finance.
Disclosure, usage rights, and review loops stay visible before content goes live.
Engagements typically open with one influencer marketing expert owning a single channel or calendar, and scope grows once the first reporting cycle earns trust. Coming in mid-program to clean tracking and run the next wave is a typical first engagement.
Brands and organizations that trust our delivery
How we staff influencer roles
Match the model to the program: a standing owner for a channel, a specialist for a launch, or a small pod when several channels have to move at once.
Best for ongoing creator programs and a repeatable ambassador bench.
Hire for a launch window such as a product drop, seasonal wave, or category push.
Faster waves with fewer gaps: influencer marketing plus content or analytics support for measurement heavy programs.
Yes. Coming in mid-program to reuse a roster, retire weak partners, and run the next wave is a typical first engagement.
Yes. Contracting, usage rights, and disclosure review are part of owning the creator workflow.
We set codes, UTMs, and landing page paths, then report traffic, leads, or sales against the brief—not vanity reach alone.
Yes. Engagements typically open with one expert on a single wave owning a single channel or calendar, and scope grows once the first reporting cycle earns trust.
No. We staff sourcing and campaign ops. Outcomes depend on the creators and the offer. We will not invent a reach or ROI number.
That is part of campaign ops when you already have a legal/brand path. We do not invent a standard contract for every market.
We screen on channel-specific work samples and on how candidates report — not slide decks or promised lifts. A vetted shortlist follows within 3 days, you interview your preferred candidates, and you can start on a two-week trial inside your tools and calendar before committing.