Traffic and sales: get discovered, and show people where to buy
For brands that already know what they sell and to whom, and want social media to send real visitors to their online shop or app. Rather than opening lots of fronts, Coporo, an organic distribution agency, works with fewer audiences in more depth: content that shows the product in use, answers purchase questions and tracks every click in Coporo Live.
Before buying, plenty of people look for reviews and demos on TikTok or Instagram: how it looks, how it's used, whether it beats the alternative. Anyone at that stage is already interested; what they need is one specific doubt cleared up and a clear idea of where to buy. The content that turns into visits is rarely the flashiest. It's the post that answers that question better than the product page does and makes the next step obvious.
A brand account that mixes news, values and product dilutes that buying intent. So for this goal the network is narrower: a handful of audiences with a clear reason to buy and, for each one, in-depth product content such as comparisons, how-to guides and common mistakes when choosing. Every account carries its own trackable link, so you can see which audience, format and topic actually bring visits instead of guessing.
Plenty of views, very few visits
Posts with healthy view counts that send nobody to the shop, because they never explain the product or say where to find it.
You can't tell which post drives the clicks
With a single link in bio, all social traffic arrives blended together and there's no way to see what's working and what's dead weight.
Purchase questions go unanswered
Size, compatibility, care: if the doubt isn't resolved inside the content itself, the purchase gets postponed or happens in someone else's shop.
One audience per account
Each account speaks to one specific audience with its own hook. These are some we would work with.
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What your network could look like
Four example accounts from a network of around 20. Each on its own phone, all owned by your brand.
How people discover you
First they're interested, then they discover you. An example carousel with a natural mention of your brand.
How we work it
Fewer accounts, more depth
Instead of opening lots of audiences, we focus on those with a reason to buy and post for them more often, with more product detail.
A trackable link per account and format
Each account carries its own link with tracking parameters, so Coporo Live shows which content brings visits to your shop or app.
Content that answers purchase questions
Comparisons, size or compatibility guides and common buying mistakes: the questions that currently arrive by DM, or never get asked at all.
Product in use, on video and UGC
When the product needs to be seen working, we add short video and creators who genuinely use it, linking to the exact product shown.
Your private dashboard with the stats of every account and every post, updated throughout the day.
See Coporo Live →FAQ
Can you promise a certain number of sales?
No. No organic content can promise sales, and it's worth being wary of anyone who does. What we do is track every click to your shop or app and move production towards whatever brings the most visits.
How do you know which account brought each visit?
Every account and format has its own link with tracking parameters, and those visits show up in Coporo Live. If you give us access to your shop analytics, we cross-check that data too.
Why fewer audiences than an awareness network?
Because for driving visits, depth matters more than breadth. We concentrate accounts and frequency on the audiences with a clear reason to buy and explain the product to them in detail.
Does it work for an app as well as an online shop?
Yes. Instead of a product page, the link goes to the App Store, Google Play or a download page, and we track each account's clicks exactly as we would for a shop.
How do viewers know where to buy?
Each post makes it clear which product or category is featured, and that account's link goes straight to the matching section of your shop or app, so nobody has to go looking.
What do you need from my shop to get started?
Your catalogue with product pages and photos, the products you want to prioritise and the questions customers ask most. If you want video or UGC with the real product, we'll also need units to film.
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