Short answers on ROI, rates, fake followers, Instagram vs TikTok and how Influsa bookings actually work — written for brands and creators in Europe.
FeaturedROI is attributed revenue minus creator fees and the 12% platform fee, divided by spend. Use codes, UTMs and post stats — not vanity reach.
For brandsMicro-influencers usually win cost per result in Europe; macros win short-window reach. Start with micros, then add macros if you need awareness.
For brandsFake followers show up as engagement that does not match reach, follower spikes, and the wrong countries. Escrow pays after the post is live.
For brandsOn Influsa the creator sets the post price. You pay that plus 12%. No agency markup. Negotiate the deliverable, not a hidden commission.
For brandsUGC buys usage rights for your ads. Influencer content buys distribution to someone else’s audience. Most brands need a mix — priced per post.
PlatformsInstagram fits trust and shopping intent in DACH 25–44. TikTok fits discovery and under-30. Book each as a separate post on Influsa.
For creatorsHow to become an influencer in 4 steps: pick a niche you can post in weekly, show real proof, set a public post price and get booked with escrow on Influsa.
For brandsWhat is an influencer? Definition, types by reach, how influencers work, what they cost and how brands book them directly, with or without an agency.
For brandsInfluencer agency or marketplace? Compare process, costs, effort and speed, and find out which way of booking influencers fits your campaign.
For brandsInfluencer marketing explained: what it is, how to plan a campaign in 6 steps, what it costs, how to measure results and which mistakes to avoid.
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