Method
native, on purpose.
The post should feel like the page it runs on. It should also be obvious, to anyone who checks, that a brand paid for it.
01
Listen
We start with what your audience already laughs at, argues about, and sends on. The angle has to exist before we put you in it.
02
Write
A handful of hooks. The product is the reason the story exists, not a logo stapled on top of someone else's joke.
03
Make
In-house, in the format of the page it will run on. You see it before it posts. Nothing goes live as a surprise.
04
Stay
We watch what gets shared, then we put more of that back in the scroll. Repetition is the point. It is why the better partnerships run long.
Disclosure
Every sponsored post carries the label the platform and the FTC require. It is an ad. It is also written to be the thing someone sends to the group chat. Those two facts sit next to each other. We do not claim the audience cannot tell.
What we don’t do
No banner dropped on a meme that was going to run anyway. No brand name in the headline when the joke is doing the work. No pricing on this site. If the fit is wrong, the answer is no.