Roster match, not a spreadsheet
Creators are shortlisted on audience overlap with the merchant's actual customer list, then filtered on past delivery rather than follower count.
Influencer marketing
A merchant picks a budget and a neighbourhood. Cocomo picks the creators, writes the brief, approves the cuts, and sends back what actually walked through the door.
15,000+ creators
What a merchant actually orders
Written the way it appears in the catalogue, in outcomes a shopkeeper recognises, not in the vocabulary of a media plan.
- Local creator drop, 3 to 6 creators inside a 5 km radius
- Reel package: one shoot, six cuts, posted across a month
- Store-visit campaign with a trackable code at the till
- Product seeding for a launch week
- Festive burst for Diwali, Eid, Christmas or regional new year
What Cocomo Media delivers on this one
Brief and usage rights up front
Every collaboration ships with a signed brief, agreed deliverables and paid-usage rights, so the best-performing cut can be run as an ad afterwards.
Approval inside your product
The merchant reviews and comments on drafts in your dashboard. No email threads, no WhatsApp groups your support team gets dragged into.
Attribution back to the till
Codes, landing pages and store-visit windows resolve against POS transactions, so the report says revenue rather than reach.
From order to result
Merchant orders
From your storefront, with a budget they already understand.
Cocomo matches
Shortlist inside 48 hours, drawn from the roster and vetted for the category.
Content is approved
Drafts, comments and sign-off happen where the merchant already works.
Results land in the POS
Codes, footfall and revenue resolve against transactions you already hold.
15,000+creators on the roster, across ten sectors
What platforms ask about influencer marketing
Yes. The shortlist is a recommendation, not a lock. Merchants can swap anyone out before the brief goes live, and can nominate a creator they already work with.
The order is re-matched at no extra cost. Delivery is tracked per creator, and repeat failures drop off the roster.
Hindi, English, Gujarati, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Bengali and Punjabi, plus Arabic through the UAE roster.