Case study · Influencer posts, three campaigns in a row

Syncron: 9.5M views from three campaigns in a row

Syncron ran an influencer campaign with Sup in June, July and August 2026, through the agency Common Good. Each creator made one Instagram Reel, posted it to TikTok as well, and added two Stories. The brand could run every post as an ad for 60 days.

  • Run with the agency Common Good
  • Deliverables: 1 Instagram Reel, also posted to TikTok, and 2 Instagram Stories per creator
  • Usage rights: 60 days, paid and organic
9.5M
views across the three campaigns

Including views from ads run on the posts.

$10.65
creator cost per 1,000 views

Across all three, against a $30 target in the contract.

Half
of the August creators had posted for Syncron before

Creators the brand liked were booked again.

The brief

Syncron: what was asked for

Syncron came to Sup through the agency Common Good. These are the terms written into the campaign before any creator was booked.

What the contract asked for

One Instagram Reel posted to TikTok as well, and two Instagram Stories, from each creator. Usage rights for 60 days, paid and organic, so the brand could run the posts as ads.

The targets

A creator cost of $30 or less per 1,000 views, and $2 or less per engagement. Both were written into the campaign terms before any creator was booked.

Who ran it

The agency Common Good ran the brand relationship. Sup found, booked, contracted, checked and paid the creators, and tracked every post.

What we did

How the campaign was run

Our team and our AI agents ran each step. The brand or its agency approved every creator and every post.

A shortlist from a live search

Creators were found by searching Instagram and TikTok live for the brief, not from a fixed roster. The agency said yes or no to each one.

Fees agreed against the target

Each creator’s fee was agreed inside the budget, with the cost per 1,000 views target in view, before the agency approved it.

One contract per creator

Each creator signed an agreement with the deliverables, the posting window and the 60 days of paid and organic usage.

Repeat bookings

Creators from June were booked again. In August, half of the creators had posted for Syncron before.

Tracking three times a day

Every post’s views, likes, comments, shares and saves were read from the public post three times a day and put in one report.

The results

What the campaign produced

The figures below come from Sup’s own campaign reporting, read on 5 October 2026.

CampaignPosts liveViewsCreator cost per 1,000 viewsCost per engagement
June 202624 June 2026 to 3 September 20265.0M$9.92$1.44
July 20267 August 2026 to 19 August 20264.1M$6.00$1.86
August 202612 September 2026 to 24 September 2026268KIn the total below$1.51
All three9.5M$10.65

How we counted. Views are the public counts on each post, read from Sup’s own campaign reporting. They include views from ads run on the posts. Cost per 1,000 views is the creator cost divided by those views. It leaves out ad spend. The August posts went live from 12 to 24 September, a few weeks before the figures were read, so August has had the least time to gather views. Its cost is counted in the total for all three. Read on 5 October 2026.

The terms

What each creator signed up to

TermThis campaign
Deliverables1 Instagram Reel, also posted to TikTok, and 2 Instagram Stories per creator
Usage rights60 days, paid and organic
Targets in the contract$30 creator cost per 1,000 views, $2 per engagement
PlatformsInstagram and TikTok
AgencyCommon Good

The full creator agreement, clause by clause, is on the contracts page. How every post is tracked is on the tracking page.

Matt Greenwell

Written by

Matt Greenwell, Co-Founder and CEO of Sup

Matt started Sup in 2024 with Hassan Munir. Before Sup he co-founded Storefront, the marketplace for booking pop-up retail space. Before that he worked at Goldman Sachs.

Every figure on this page comes from Sup’s own campaign reporting. The brief is the signed campaign terms. No sales figure is given, because none was measured. Updated 5 October 2026.

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