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Influencer campaigns in Paraguay, run from Ciudad del Este

Paying a creator over WhatsApp and hoping something goes up is not a campaign. Here every deal starts with a briefing and a contract, states what ships and when, comes with a legal invoice and ends in a report with numbers.

Illustration: brief agreed, contract signed, deliverables defined — only then does the post go up, and with an invoice.

  • Office in Edificio San Miguel, downtown Ciudad del Este
  • We work in Spanish, Portuguese and English
  • Scope, date and price in writing before we start
  • The same team runs a city portal in Brazil, live today
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You paid, the creator posted, and nobody knows what happened

The story is gone in 24 hours, the reel was taken down, and there is nowhere to look up what that deal brought in. It is the same on the other side: the creator delivered more than was discussed and gets paid late, or not at all. Neither party has a piece of paper saying what was promised — and with no paper there is nothing to hold anyone to, no invoice for your accountant, and no way to repeat what actually worked.

What the market does not tell you

Paraguay's creator market still has no figures we can cite to a primary source: the ones we gathered are flagged as unverified on our facts page, and until they are confirmed we do not sell with them. What we do see, no statistic needed: deals closed over WhatsApp, with no brief and nothing written down about what gets delivered. A handshake deal cannot be measured or repeated — and without that there is no campaign, there is luck.

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What we do

  • Creator program: briefing, contract, defined deliverables, legal invoice and a report at the close.
  • A bridge to the Brazilian buyer: production in our podcast studio, with creators on both sides of the bridge.
  • A monthly report with numbers that can be audited — the same ones we look at.

How we work

  1. 1The goal is commercial: the campaign exists to sell, not to collect followers.
  2. 2No creator posts before the contract and the deliverables are signed.
  3. 3What did not work goes in the report in the same size type.

Frequently asked questions

What people ask before hiring this

How much does a creator campaign cost?

Two things, listed separately in the proposal: our work and the creator's fee, which the creator sets. You see how much goes to each before you approve anything. You can start small — one creator, one deliverable — and grow on what works.

What if the creator does not post what was agreed?

That is what the contract is for: deliverables, dates and what happens if they are missed are written down before the first post. Payment is tied to delivery, not to a promise.

Do you guarantee a number of views or sales?

No, and be wary of anyone who does. What we do agree before starting is the metric that will tell us whether it worked, and that metric shows up in the closing report — along with what went wrong.

Do you work with Brazilian creators from across the bridge?

Yes. If your customer is on the other side of the bridge, it makes sense for the creator talking to them to be there too. Recording can happen in our studio. Briefing and contract work the same way; the tax side is settled with your accountant, because it changes depending on which side each party is on.

I am a creator. How do I get in?

Write to us with what you produce and who you produce it for. Joining the creator program costs you nothing. When a brand fits your audience, you get the briefing, the deliverables and the payment date in writing before you record anything.

Before the quote, we look at your operation

Tell us what your business does and what you want to change. After we see how you work, the scope comes in writing — with a date and a price.

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