Writer
Nadia Haddad
Head of Marketplace
9 years in creator and influencer operations
Nadia runs the verified creator marketplace — vetting standards, rate benchmarking and the campaign operations that sit between a brand brief and a delivered post. She writes about what the data says once follower count is taken off the table.
- Creator vetting
- Influencer campaigns
- Rate benchmarking
- Marketplace operations
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- Articles
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- Expertise
- Creator Marketing
Case study: 240 creator posts in one quarter without losing brand safety
Eighty-four creators, four markets, one brief. The operational decisions that kept quality consistent at that volume.
NHNadia Haddad2 min read - Creator Marketing
Creator rate cards: what brands should actually pay
Rates are quoted per post and priced by reach, which is why negotiations stall. Price the deliverables, the rights and the exclusivity separately.
NHNadia Haddad2 min read - Creator Marketing
What vetting creators actually means
Follower count is the least useful number in influencer marketing. These are the four checks we run before a creator joins the roster.
NHNadia Haddad2 min read - Creator Marketing
Influencer contracts: the clauses that actually matter
Most creator disputes are not about money. They are about rights, revisions and what counts as delivered — all of which are solvable in advance.
NHNadia Haddad2 min read
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Guides
- Case study: 240 creator posts in one quarter without losing brand safety
Eighty-four creators, four markets, one brief. The operational decisions that kept quality consistent at that volume.
- Case study: replacing a nine-year-old CRM in fourteen weeks
Forty-one undocumented behaviours, 1.8 million records and a sales team that could not stop selling for a weekend. Here is how the sequencing worked.
- Short-form video: what is actually trending, and what just looks new
Most trend reports describe last quarter. These are the shifts that changed campaign economics rather than aesthetics.
- Case study: cutting retail LCP to 1.2s and lifting mobile conversion 11%
A mid-market retailer with a 3.4 second mobile LCP. Six weeks, no redesign, no re-platform — and a conversion result the finance team could sign off.