Agency teams · client presentation
Assess your influencer shortlist in your client context.
Influencer analysis for agencies means reviewing candidates for different client brands with consistent criteria and making the reasoning presentable. TubeDetect helps you assess through Brand Profiles with sources, review existing reports and prepare a client-facing branded PDF.
Same candidate, different client: do not mix contexts
A creator can be a strong candidate for your technology client and require different conditions for a family-oriented client. Turning a candidate list into a brand-independent safe or risky table loses that difference.
Prepare a separate Brand Profile for every client. Check before the analysis that the category, competitor and sensitivity details sit under the right profile. When you assess reports prepared in the same context, note the difference in the data period as well.
A pre-screening flow that works for agency teams
Completing the research before the proposal makes it easier to explain to the client why you recommend this candidate. You can place TubeDetect in your existing brief and approval process at the point below.
- Extract the brand and category context from the client brief.
- Add YouTube, Instagram and TikTok candidates with their account identities.
- Review the decision reasoning, the three scores and the access limits of ready reports.
- Assess reports prepared with the same Brand Profile in your comparison flow.
- Support the recommendation with sources and the conditions that need clarification.
What should the client PDF protect?
The agency-branded PDF flow lets you use your corporate identity when you present the report to your client. Branded output does not change the recorded decision or the scores of the report.
The web report is used for detailed evidence review, the PDF for a shareable decision summary. Do not turn private analyses into public search pages. The scope of sharing and document verification flows is stated in the report interface.
A short decision note toward client approval
A fictional presentation note could be built like this: "The content line is close to the brand theme. Recent competitor visibility can be assessed once the nature of the relationship and the advertising disclosure conditions are clarified." This sentence is not taken from a real report.
Link every part of the note to evidence in the report. Do not present audience statistics or private contract terms that are outside the scope as established facts.
Frequently asked questions
Clear the decision before the brief.
Can I present the report with my agency brand?
A branded PDF can be prepared with the current agency branding flow. Even when the visual identity changes, the recorded scores, the decision and the evidence context of the report are preserved.
Is the same report enough for every client?
When brand contexts differ, carrying the same result over automatically is not correct. Create the analysis with the right Brand Profile and check which context the report was prepared in.