Describe the audience you want to reach and get a shortlist of creators with real view rates, not follower counts. Then hand the campaign over: outreach, fee negotiation and tracking, inside limits you set.
“Find fitness creators in the Netherlands, 100k plus, that people actually watch”
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A follower count tells you how many people could see a post. It does not tell you who they are, whether they watch, or whether they will care. Everything below measures the rest.
Niche, platform, country, reach. Say it the way you would brief an agency and get a shortlist back, not a twelve-field filter panel.
Average views, likes and comments against audience size, so you can see who actually gets watched before you spend the budget.
Age range, location and category per creator. The difference between reaching 280,000 people and reaching yours.
Save a shortlist, keep working it, or export the whole thing and carry on in your own tools.
Creator discovery: ask for fitness creators in the Netherlands that people actually watch, and get a shortlist back with the view rates attached instead of a keyword dump. Segment however you like on engagement, audience size, themes, demographics or posting cadence.
Content discovery, in the same box: ask what that audience responded to last month and get the posts themselves. Semantic search across millions of them, so you see rising aesthetics and shifts in mood rather than a hashtag count.
“What did fitness audiences in the Netherlands respond to last month?”
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Save what you find into named lists you keep adding to across sessions, pull more creators like anyone already on one, and export the lot when you want to work somewhere else. The list is yours, with the numbers still attached.
Then set a budget and let agents work that list. They write and send the first message, chase the ones who go quiet, and negotiate fees inside the limits you set. You approve the terms, not the forty emails it took to get there.
“Summer launch, 12 creators from Q3 fitness NL, ceiling 800 euro each”
✓ First contact sent, 12 of 12
✓ 7 replied, 5 chased
◐ Negotiating, 4 open, all under ceiling
◐ 3 awaiting your approval
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This is an agent, not a template on a timer. It reads last week’s posts and how they actually performed, what got watched, what got skipped, what drove replies, and turns that straight into next week’s plan: exactly what to post, where, and when.
You stay the one managing it. The agent plans and drafts, you review, adjust or approve before anything goes live. Comments and engagement moves included, not just the content calendar.
Generated by agent · Monday 06:00 · from last week’s performance
MonPublish IG Reel with @maya.fit, 18:00 CET
TueDrop 3 comments on the top r/Fitness thread about home gyms
FriReply to the 10 highest-engagement comments on Monday’s Reel
SunRepost trending sound on TikTok, creator not yet assigned
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Everything else the platform does. Open the one you care about rather than scrolling past the three you do not.
Need inspiration on what is going on? Just ask. This goes past keyword search: semantic search that gets what is trending, and why.
Millions of real-time posts, read for rising aesthetics, shifts in audience mood and competitor plays, before they reach your feed.
“What is rising in sustainable fashion this month?”
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