8.2MreachTheo Wisseh
Comedy. Atlanta.
Media kitInfluencer marketing agency People scroll past ads. They stop for people.
We match your brand with creators from our own roster, write the brief, and run the campaign.
Why most influencer campaigns flop.
Influencer campaigns fail on fit, not reach. High Arc Media matches creators on audience and content style first, writes briefs the way creators actually talk, books more than one post, keeps full usage rights by default, and tracks every post to clicks and sales.
- Booked the biggest account you could affordBig following, wrong audience. Plenty of views, no buyers.
- Sent a six-page briefGot back a post that looked like an ad, so it performed like one.
- One post, then nothingA single drop leaves the feed in a day. Trust takes repetition.
- Great video, no rightsThe post worked. Running it as an ad means paying the creator again.
- Nobody tracked itNo codes, no links, no read on what it actually sold.
Our creators. Already on speed dial.
- creators on the roster
- 73
- combined following, largest platform per creator
- 69M+
Comedy, entertainment, fashion, beauty, food and lifestyle. We know these creators personally, so you get matched on fit, not follower count.
See the full roster8.2Mreach
7.4MreachThe 80K Twins
Pranks, comedy and dance.
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5.9MreachMyron Jewell
Character comedy and stand-up.
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5.2MreachDarryl Vega
Street-interview comedy. Atlanta and LA.
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3.0MreachMelonie
Culture comedy. Has worked with SheaMoisture.
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2.7MreachTee Sanders
Comedy and game shows. Designed a Chicago White Sox Pride Night hat.
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2.3MreachTamera McLaughlin
Beauty and body positivity. First Little Person ambassador for Savage X Fenty.
Media kitNeed a niche you do not see here?
Every creator on the roster knows dozens more. Put it in your brief. Reach is total cross-platform following, counted June 2026.Brands our creators have worked with.
Our network includes creators with campaign credits from these brands and more.
- Savage X Fenty
Every post that worksstarts as a page of words.
Brief in. Post out.
Campaign briefSample
- Brand
- Your brand
- Creator
- @naturallymelonie
- Format
- One vertical video, under 60s
- Hook
- A first-time try, on camera
- Audience
- Women 22 to 34 into wellness
- Goal
- First orders from new customers
- Usage
- Full rights, run as a partnership ad
Paid partnership
with Your brand
@naturallymelonie
#wellness #selfcare #firsttime
Shop now
Sample brief. The clip is from @naturallymelonie's own feed, shown as the format.
What does an influencer marketing agency do?
High Arc Media runs the whole campaign. We pick creators from our own roster, write the brief, handle outreach and negotiation, manage content and approvals, then turn the posts that work into partnership ads and report what they sold.
Creator matching
From our roster of 73 and the creators they know. Matched on audience, content style and past brand work, not follower count.
The roster
Campaign management
Outreach, negotiation, timelines and approvals. One team from the first email to the last post, so yours does not chase creators.
Start a brief
UGC content
Creators who make content for your channels and your ads, not their own feed. Built for testing hooks at volume.
UGC content
Partnership ads
The posts that work, run as paid ads from the creator's own handle, so the ad carries their name and their trust.
Partnership ads
Reporting
Views, engagement, click-throughs and conversions after every campaign, tracked with codes and links, so you see what each creator sold.
Questions
You own the content.
Full usage rights by default. A post that works can run as an ad, live on your site, or go into email without a second negotiation.
Straight answers.
What does an influencer marketing agency do?
An influencer marketing agency finds the right creators for a brand, writes the brief, negotiates terms, manages the content and approvals, and reports on results. High Arc Media does all of that from its own roster of 73 creators, then runs the best posts as ads from the creator's own handle.
How do you choose creators for a brand?
We match on fit, not follower count. We look at who the creator's audience actually is, how they make content, and the brands they have already worked with. A creator with a smaller, closer audience in your category usually sells more than a bigger account with the wrong crowd.
How much does influencer marketing cost?
Cost depends on four things: how big the creators are, how many posts you need, how long you want to run the content as ads, and how much you spend on partnership ads. You see every creator's fee before anything is booked, and we scope the full campaign after your brief.
What is the difference between influencer marketing and UGC?
Influencer marketing borrows a creator's audience: they post to their own followers. UGC, or user-generated content, borrows their style: a creator makes content for your channels and ads, and it may never appear on their feed. Most of our campaigns use both, from separate rosters of influencers and UGC creators.
What are partnership ads?
Partnership ads run your paid campaign from a creator's own handle instead of your brand page, so the ad shows up with their name and the trust that comes with it. Meta calls them partnership ads and TikTok calls them Spark Ads. We set them up with the creator's permission and manage the spend.
Do we own the content?
Yes. You get full usage rights by default, so a post that works can run as an ad, live on your site, or go into email without a second negotiation. If budget is tight and paid usage would push a creator's fee up, we bring you a revenue-share option instead.
Which platforms do your creators cover?
Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Facebook. Our roster covers comedy, entertainment, fashion, beauty, and food and lifestyle, with 69 million plus combined followers counted on each creator's largest platform. Every creator also knows dozens more, so a niche we do not hold is usually one call away.
Where is High Arc Media based?
High Arc Media is headquartered in Atlanta and runs influencer campaigns for brands across the United States. Creators on our roster are based in Atlanta, Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Texas and beyond, and most campaign work is remote.
Your brief goes here.
Tell us what you are launching and who it is for. We come back with the creators we would put on it and how we would run it.