We have a four-step system including influencer affiliates, celebrity endorsements, influencer Discord groups and PR boxes to reduce CAC, increase revenue and increase the valuation of your business.
Book a call and we'll send you over all the info before we meet. Then we'll review them together. The audit costs nothing, and you keep it either way.
Creators whose followers look like the people who buy from you, in Los Angeles or anywhere you ship.
Which creators your competitors sponsor, and which ones they keep coming back to.
If you already pay creators, which ones are worth keeping and which to drop.
Book a slot, and tell us in short what outcome you'd like to achieve.
We send it over first, so the call starts with what we found.
We walk you through it and say which creators we'd start with.
We're small, so no sales team. You'll talk to Alice or Dennis.
Public examples, each one read on the page we link. None of them were ours.
Chamberlain Coffee, 2025
Emma Chamberlain started Chamberlain Coffee in 2019 as a mail-order brand, after her YouTube video about making coffee went viral. Forbes reported it was in 1,000 stores in 2023 and more than 12,000 in 2024. On January 30, 2025, it opened its first permanent cafe, at Westfield Century City.
What it shows
The brand grew out of a video of her making coffee. We look for creators whose viewers already watch them use what you sell.
Source: Net Influencer
poppi, 2024
To launch a new flavor, poppi turned a space on Melrose Avenue in West Hollywood into a store called poppi mart. Paris Hilton played a DJ set at the party on January 26, and the public came in on January 27 and 28. poppi said a line started at 6 a.m., five hours before the doors opened.
What it shows
poppi's event director said the space was a backdrop for guests to film and share, "just like their favorite influencers." Build the room to be filmed, and every guest in line can post it too.
Source: BizBash
Celsius, 2023
Celsius held a pickleball tournament at YouTube star David Dobrik's Los Angeles home, with about 200 guests. Taylor Lautner, Olivia Culpo and Matt James played, and Dobrik and Lautner won. Celsius said it brought more than 31 million social impressions and over 400 tagged mentions.
What it shows
Celsius counted one afternoon in impressions and tagged mentions. Decide what you'll count before your event, the way you would for a post.
Source: Marketing Brew
Instacart, 2026
On August 6, Instacart served a five-course dinner to creators and VIP guests inside a pop-up grocery aisle at Chain House in L.A. It invited influencers it already worked with, and creators from Chain's own network. Guests went home with an Instacart bag of the recipes' ingredients.
What it shows
Only 70 to 100 people could come. "We chose the content creators who were there so that as many people as possible could experience it virtually," said Instacart's Jamie Baron. Give the seats to creators, and a small room reaches far.
Source: Event Marketer
From interviews they gave, word for word. Each brand is based in or near Los Angeles, and none of them are our clients.
“my goal is to make Chamberlain Coffee like a real brand that people like without me in the picture”
Colin and Samir, November 2023
“we have a huge creator department because those relationships matter”
Forbes, July 2025
“when we launched it was like a Shopify site and an Instagram mood board”
Cake For Dinner, November 2025
“a lot of that had to do with the word of mouth that was spreading about Beyond Yoga”
Behind Her Empire with Yasmin Nouri, June 2024
Influencer marketing gets roughly 2.5 to 3% of the marketing budget (eMarketer). With that little to spend, every creator has to be one whose followers buy.
Los Angeles brands that sell across the country, and brands opening a store or a pop-up here. We talk to whoever owns the creator budget.
You want creators whose followers buy, wherever those followers live
A store, a cafe or a pop-up, and you want a line at the door and posts after it
You own the budget and want to see what each creator sold
Before you pay anyone, we check where each creator's followers live and whether they look like your buyers. Having the right location breakdown from every influencer matters, especially on Instagram, which we have access to.
A one-time post is hit or miss. The loyal fans who buy the most watch a creator a lot, and when they see you again and again, they believe the creator really likes your product.
A coupon code or a UTM link on every creator, so you see exactly how many customers come in through each one, and how many keep buying.
For a store, a cafe or a pop-up in Los Angeles, we pick and brief the creators before the doors open.
Your value propositions, how you want the product framed, and which competitor integrations performed well or fell flat.
Los Angeles only, the whole country or abroad, and which markets to prioritize or exclude.
Where each creator's followers live and who they are, checked before anyone gets paid.
We present a set that fits, and once you approve them you get a finalized roster and plan.
Your value propositions go front and center in every creative brief, and we review every single ad before it goes live.
After the test we keep the creators who sold, cut the weak ones, and run the best as Meta and TikTok ads from their own accounts.
We're based in Los Angeles, and Alice and Dennis run every account themselves.
Over the last year, we've worked across 55+ brands and helped companies 2-3x Black Friday launches.
We negotiate every deal hard, and in a lot of cases we land a rate low enough that the savings alone offset our fee.
We vet every creator, so you're never gambling on someone who'll underperform or go off-brand.
No honest agency can promise views or sales, because nobody can predict the algorithm. What we can do is line up the things that give you the best shot at sales.
Influencer AdvisoryInfluencer Agency LA is part of Influencer Advisory, an influencer marketing agency run by Alice and Dennis. We're based in Los Angeles and work with brands here and across the country.
Yes, we're based in Los Angeles. Finding creators, contracts, briefs and post reviews all happen over calls, email and Slack, so brands outside LA work with us the same way.
Only if you only sell in Los Angeles. If you ship across the country, many of your buyers live somewhere else, so we pick creators by where their followers live.
We start from data: where a creator's followers live, which brands have sponsored them, and how many times brands came back to sponsor them again. For a store or a pop-up in the city, we look for creators whose followers are local.
We plan the creator side: who to invite, who comes first, and what they post after. The poppi and Instacart examples above show how two brands did it here.
We have a four-step system including influencer affiliates, celebrity endorsements, influencer Discord groups and PR boxes to reduce CAC, increase revenue and increase the valuation of your business.
