About The Influence Agency
The Influence Agency says it launched in Toronto on 1 April 2017 and describes itself as an agency that brings influencer, social, creative, paid, SEO and web work under one roof. Its about page says four colleagues from a performance marketing agency founded it, wanting to join the discipline of tracked results to creative and social work, and that strategy, production, media buying and delivery are all in-house. It gives its own figures: 69 specialists, a network of more than 2.5 million influencers, athletes and celebrities, a five-star Google rating and a place among the top 3% of Google partner agencies.
City pages show where it works. The home city is Toronto, and the site has digital marketing and influencer marketing pages for New York, Los Angeles, Montréal, Vancouver, Chicago and Las Vegas, and pages by influencer type, from athletes and dads to foodies and gamers. Its services are grouped as strategy (customer journey mapping, measurement, branding), delivery (influencer marketing, user-generated content, social media management, experiential, PR, SEO, email) and production (photography, video, motion graphics, copywriting, web development). It also runs paid media on social and search.
Case study headlines include figures. For a Canadian Tex-Mex restaurant chain it reports a 200% rise in web traffic. For an influencer campaign for Lowe’s it reports an 8x return, and it calls a campaign for Jamieson Vitamins award-winning. Spirit of York’s Instagram following is reported up 224%, and a campaign for RedTag.ca is reported with a 33% organic engagement rate. Industries named include health and wellness, entertainment, hospitality, medical aesthetics, cannabis and not-for-profit.
No prices, minimum budget or contract terms are published on the pages read. Ask what the agency’s fee is for managing creators as against paying them, who owns the content and its usage rights, and how an influencer campaign’s return is counted.
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