Intellifluence

What are Influencer Offers?

Influencer Offers enable you to pitch influencers for their flat rate services (think of it like buy it now pricing) and include optional add-ons such as amplification. Access to Influencer Offers is available on all of our paid subscription plans, as well as our free plan for brands.

How much does Intellifluence cost to use?

For brands, we offer subscription plans that are tailored to almost any budget. Check out our pricing page to compare our self-service or 100% managed plan options. For a limited time we are offering a 20% discount on annual plans when they are paid upfront. If you are an influencer, you can join Intellifluence for free and collaborate with brands by applying for offers in our Marketplace and you will also be eligible to receive pitches from brands. For talent agencies and talent managers, you can join for free and add your talent to your account so you can manage multiple influencers in one s

Can I get a demo of Intellifluence?

Our self-guided brand demo enables brands to preview our platform from start to finish at their own pace. Learn how to create a campaign, Discover Influencers and fund a campaign to pay Influencers securely! Additionally, we have a robust Knowledge Base with answers to questions from brands and influencers and regularly post helpful tutorials on our blog as well as our <span clas

Which social media networks does Intellifluence support?

Intellifluence currently supports the following social networks: Facebook (Profile &amp; pages) X/Twitter Instagram Pinterest YouTube LinkedIn Twitch TikTok Reddit We also support: Marketplace reviews Blog(s) iOS and Google Play Podcast(s) SoundCloud

What is influencer marketing?

Influencer marketing, in its simplest form, is having someone tell your story for you. It’s not a new concept. In fact, the practice has been around since the days of Roman gladiators, where elite fighters would endorse products similar to modern athletes. More recently, the term was acutely defined in the 1970s, by psychologist George Silverman. Silverman was so far ahead of his time that he actually coined the concept initially as “teleconferenced peer influence groups” — what we now refer to as influencer marketing. The idea by Silverman was to build “buzz” to the point of influencing a pur