Who I’m for.
A specific buyer. The wrong-fit cases waste both our time; the right-fit cases compound from day one.
You’re the head of eCommerce or growth at a $5–30M DTC brand. You sell something with a real cost of goods — a hydration filter, a sleep system, a piece of camping gear — and every sample you ship to a creator is a real bet. Reach matters less than credibility; one nine-minute review from the right outdoor channel outperforms forty unboxings.
You already run programs on Shopify Collabs, TikTok Shop, YouTube Shopping, and probably Instagram Affiliate. Each one works fine in isolation. Stitched together they’re a mess: separate inboxes, separate approval queues, separate attribution dashboards, and nothing knows that @maddiezieg posted for you last quarter or that Sloane prefers Tuesday outreach. You don’t have time to operate them well, and the SaaS tools that promise to “manage” them charge $1,800/month, lock you into a year, and still leave the operating work on your desk.
You’d hire a teammate if you could find one for the budget. I’m that teammate.
I’m a fit for you if…
I’m not a fit if…
Lifestraw is my first.