>Do you only work with creators represented by CEG?
No. Our managed roster is the starting point, not the limitation. Every recommendation is built from your brief and when the right creator sits outside our roster we source them, negotiate with their management and run the campaign the same way. We will always tell you which creators we represent and which we do not.
>Can you manage creators we already have in mind?
Yes. If you arrive with names, we will handle outreach, availability, negotiation, contracting, briefing and delivery for them. We will also give you an honest view on whether those names serve the objective. We will suggest alternatives if we think they do not.
>What campaign budgets do you work with?
We work across a wide range, from single-creator activations to multi-market programmes. Rather than publish a minimum, we would rather look at what you are trying to achieve and tell you honestly whether creator marketing is the right route for that budget and what it can realistically deliver.
>Do you handle creator contracts and usage rights?
Yes. Deliverables, usage rights, exclusivity, approval rights and payment terms are all negotiated and contracted as part of delivery. Getting usage agreed up front is far cheaper than buying it back later, so we push for it at the negotiation stage rather than after the content lands.
>Can creator content be used in paid media?
Yes, where it is licensed and agreed in the deal, including paid social usage, whitelisting and creator-handle amplification. Tell us at brief stage if paid usage matters and we will build it into the negotiation from the start.
>Which platforms and markets do you cover?
YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Twitch, X, Snapchat, Discord and Kick, with the platform mix chosen to fit the objective rather than the trend. We are UK-based and work internationally; if a market needs local creators and local cultural judgement, we will say so rather than stretch a UK cast to cover it.
>How long does a creator campaign take to launch?
It depends on scale, but the honest constraint is usually creator availability and contracting, not our side of the work. Fast-turnaround activations are possible; a considered multi-creator campaign with proper casting, negotiation and content approvals needs more runway. We will give you a realistic timeline at brief stage, not an optimistic one.
>Can you support long-term ambassador programmes?
Yes and it is where creator marketing usually pays off most. One-off posts rent an audience; a creator who works with you across a year builds genuine association with your brand. We structure ambassador and always-on programmes including terms, cadence, exclusivity and ongoing performance review.
>Can you work alongside our existing agency?
Yes. We regularly sit alongside media, creative and PR agencies, taking the creator workstream and plugging into the wider campaign, the master timing plan and the reporting the client already receives. We are comfortable being the specialist in the room rather than the lead.
>What information do you need to begin?
An objective and rough timing is enough to have a useful first conversation. Budget, markets, platforms and audience help us move faster and come back with sharper recommendations, but you do not need a finished brief and you do not need to have decided on creators. If it is still an idea, bring the idea.
>How much does a creator campaign cost?
We work across budgets from under £10k to £250k+, and most campaigns we run start between £10k and £50k. The same budget buys very different things depending on creator tier, number of creators, deliverables, usage rights and paid media. Tell us the band and the objective and we will tell you honestly what it can buy — including when the honest answer is to spend less.
>Who contracts and pays the creators?
We do. CEG contracts the creators, handles deliverables, usage and payment terms, and pays the talent — you get one agreement and one invoice. Where your procurement process needs something different, we will work within it.