For organizations
Tell us what you need to distribute.
Products. Stories. Events. Education. Public information. Brand campaigns. You bring the message and the audience you need to reach — FeedFluence turns it into a creator-powered distribution plan and proves what it delivered.
Brief
Message, audience, markets, budget
Plan
Creators, channels, projected reach
Distribution
Published across the network
Proof
Delivery, engagement, outcomes
Use cases
Influencer marketing is one use case. Not the whole job.
Anything that needs to reach African audiences can move through the network — a product, a policy, a programme, a premiere or a price drop.
Product distribution
Get a product in front of the consumers most likely to buy it, in the markets that matter to you.
Information distribution
Move accurate information through voices people already trust — in English, Pidgin or a local language.
Cultural distribution
Build awareness for music, film, sport, festivals and cultural moments at home and in the diaspora.
Public affairs
Reach specific communities with public information. Regulated and political programmes run under separate compliance rules.
Diaspora distribution
Reach Africans abroad who still buy, invest, send money and make decisions back home.
Commerce & conversion
Drive sign-ups, installs, leads and sales with creators whose audiences actually convert.
Who distributes with us
Everyone with something people need to know.
If your organization has distribution as its bottleneck, the network is built for you.
From brief to plan
A budget and an audience in. A distribution plan out.
Instead of a list of influencers, you get an allocation: which platforms, how many partners, which markets, and what the network expects that to deliver.
The brief
- Objective
- Launch a new consumer fintech product
- Audience
- 18–35, finance-curious, mobile-first
- Markets
- Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt + Nigerians in the UK and US
- Outcome
- Awareness and app installs
- Budget
- ₦20,000,000
The recommended distribution
- TikTok25 creators
- Instagram35 creators
- YouTube10 creators
- X / commentary40 voices
- LinkedIn10 professionals
- UK diaspora15 creators
- US diaspora10 creators
8.2M – 13.7M
Projected reach
600K – 1.1M
Projected engagements
Modelled
Cost per 1,000 qualified impressions
Modelled
Cost per engagement and per install
Illustrative example. Real plans are modelled from the network’s own delivery history for the audience you are targeting, and every projection is given as a range with the assumptions behind it — not as a guarantee.
Ways to work with the network
Run it yourself, or hand us the brief.
The same network and the same measurement — the difference is how much of the work you want to own.
Self-serve
You run the campaign on the platform.
- Creator discovery and verified profiles
- Briefs, approvals and messaging in one workspace
- Campaign funds held until work is approved
- Live delivery and performance reporting
15% wallet funding fee + 2.5% per campaign
Managed distribution
We plan and run it with your team.
- Audience and market planning
- Creator selection across platforms and markets
- Content coordination, deadlines and approvals
- Consolidated reporting for stakeholders
Scoped per campaign — talk to us
Network programmes
Always-on distribution across markets.
- Recurring distribution instead of one-off campaigns
- Dedicated creator panels for your category
- Diaspora programmes alongside home markets
- Compliance-aware setup for regulated sectors
Annual programme — talk to us
What you get back
Distribution you can show your board.
Every campaign closes with what was published, who it reached and what happened next — not a screenshot folder.
Who we build for
Three kinds of organization get the most out of the network.
Tier 1
Large African companies
Banks, fintechs, telcos, FMCG, retail, insurance, real estate and entertainment running national campaigns with real budgets.
Tier 2
Diaspora-facing businesses
Real estate, education, travel, immigration, financial services, healthcare, remittance and events selling to Africans abroad.
Tier 3
Institutions & organizations
NGOs, universities, development organizations, public sector and trade bodies running information campaigns. Regulated and political programmes operate under separate compliance rules.
Start distributing
What do you need Africa to know?
Send us the message, the audience and the markets. We will come back with the network that can carry it.