Get your fashion or beauty brand found in what people save
For clothing, accessories, cosmetics and skincare brands that want to show up in the feed every day without relying on a handful of influencers. As an organic distribution agency, Coporo creates and runs several brand-owned accounts on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube Shorts, each with its own style, and publishes carousels, UGC and short video featuring your products daily.
In fashion and beauty, plenty of buying decisions are made by watching something on someone else: a try-on haul, a night-time skincare routine, a step-by-step make-up look. Those posts get saved into inspiration folders and reopened right before checkout. A brand that appears in that content makes the shortlist; one that only shows up on its own grid or in an ad is left out of the decision entirely, however good the product is.
One brand account can't talk at the same time to someone after workwear basics, someone with reactive skin and someone hunting for a wedding-guest dress. Try it and the grid becomes a jumble where nobody recognises themselves. With several accounts, each built around a style, a size range or a skin type, the same collection is shown in different ways to different people, and every one of those accounts belongs to your brand.
You depend on influencers you don't control
Every partnership is paid for, lasts a couple of posts, and the audience stays on the creator's profile rather than yours.
Trends expire within days
A sound, an aesthetic or a routine blows up and two weeks later the feed has moved on. With one account and limited production, you arrive late.
Most of the range never gets seen
Social feeds tend to show the new drop or the hero product. Extended sizes, other shades and core pieces rarely get their moment.
One audience per account
Each account speaks to one specific audience with its own hook. These are some we would work with.
A whole week in the office with just seven pieces.
If your face goes red after washing it, read this.
I tried the jeans everyone's talking about in a UK 18.
What to wear to a summer wedding without melting in the photos.
The skincare routine for men who don't want a routine.
Ten pieces, thirty outfits: how I built my autumn wardrobe.
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
Accounts by style, size or skin type
Instead of one brand profile, several with their own focus: workwear, capsule, plus-size, sensitive skin, men's grooming.
Outfit and routine carousels
Five ways to wear one piece, or each step of a routine, with every product named so finding it in your shop takes seconds.
Try-on and texture UGC
Short videos showing how fabric falls, how a size fits or how a cream sinks in: exactly what a customer wants to see before paying.
A trend lab
We test current sounds, aesthetics and formats on test accounts and only roll them out to the main accounts once they connect with your audience.
Your private dashboard with the stats of every account and every post, updated throughout the day.
See Coporo Live →FAQ
Does this replace influencer partnerships?
Not necessarily, but it makes you far less dependent on them. The accounts are yours, the audience stays with you, and formats that perform can later be briefed to the creators you work with.
Who owns the accounts in the network?
Your brand does. Each account runs on its own phone, with its own identity and look, and Coporo manages it for you. If we ever part ways, it stays yours along with its whole audience.
Do you need product samples?
For UGC and video, yes, because textures and fit have to be seen for real. For carousels we can work from your product and campaign photography.
Will you keep to our brand aesthetic?
Yes. Each account has its own angle, but all of them follow your style guide, your palette and the tone your customers already know. Anything that doesn't fit your image doesn't get posted.
How does it sit alongside our ads and seasonal campaigns?
They complement each other. The network is organic and never pays for views; meanwhile it tells you which pieces, routines and angles spark interest, which helps you decide what deserves ad budget each season.
How quickly does it start, and how does it handle new collections?
The network is publishing about 20 days after the first meeting. When you launch a collection or a limited edition, we add it to every account's calendar and Coporo Live shows which pieces are pulling their weight.
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