You hire AfroAmplify for a script, a brand setup, marketing, or a campaign. You keep the customer. The fee is agreed before the work begins.
Creative agency. Local creator network.
Creative agency / Creator networkLocal creators.
Checked results.
We write the message, match a hands-on creator in one city,
and report the numbers in the brief: awareness, new customers, and sales.
People. Perspective. Possibility.Y / CREATIVE NOTES01
Make it
mean
something.
A message worth sharing.
A conversation worth starting.
A conversation worth starting.
Local knowledge. Shared ambition.
- South Africa
- Zambia
- Malawi
- Zimbabwe
- DRC
01 / What we do
What we do.
We run the work.
You keep the customer.
AfroAmplify is a creative agency with a creator desk. We write the message, match a hands-on creator by city and language, and manage the campaign.
You use the same enquiry for named brands. There is one contract with AfroAmplify. Each brand gets its own script, report, and customer action.
You can register, or take a lesson. Neither is a paid project. Paid work starts when your city, language, and channel fit a brief.
Fashion and apparel, food and beverage, skincare and beauty, direct to consumer, and retail are examples of briefs. Any business can hire the desk. We also work with community groups, NGOs, and individuals. A first brief is one business, one script, and one city. The next city starts after the first one works.
02 / Services
What you can hire
A brand or an agency can hire the work below. A creator can hire brand setup, and can take lessons. The report comes with a campaign.
Script writing
On its ownAds, WhatsApp replies, and voice notes that explain your offer in the language your customers use. Brand or agency. Included on a live campaign.
Script writingDigital marketing
On its ownResearch the customer, design the campaign, and change the message based on completed sales, not clicks. Brand or agency.
Digital marketingBrand setup
On its ownDefine your offer and voice. For creators, shape a profile, photo direction, and a clear introduction. Brand, agency, or a creator.
Brand setupCreator campaign management
CampaignResearch and design the campaign, then match local creators, review the work, and report the sales. Brand or agency.
Creator campaignsTracking and reporting
IncludedReport handoffs, matched signups, and first completed actions, then what to change next. Not clicks. Comes with a campaign. The creator receives what they are owed.
Campaign reportingCreator lessons
SeparatePractical AI and content lessons for the channels you already use. Learn a skill and put it into practice. A creator. A brand does not buy customers here.
Creator lessonsVideo for paid ads
A brand or an agency can ask for short videos to run as ads. A creator records them in their own voice, from words the brand has approved. The brief can ask for more than one opening, a version framed for a phone, and where the brand may use the video. That permission is written down.
A different job
Guiding a customer to the brand’s app, WhatsApp, shop, or booth is separate from recording an ad. One brief can include both.
03 / The steps
How a campaign works
- Brief
Agree the brief
The brand, or an agency for one named brand, sets the action, the city, the language, the proof, and the pay date.
- Match
Match and prepare
We match hands-on creators by city, language, and channel. Follower count is not a reason. The brand agrees the script.
- Guide
Guide customers
The creator guides people to the brand’s app, WhatsApp, shop, or booth. No cash, no identity documents, and no direct competitor during the campaign.
- Proof
Verify and report
Someone other than the script writer checks the work. The brand pays AfroAmplify. The creator is paid after that check, on acceptance or weekly. Pay is not instant.
04 / The goal
The goal and the numbers
A campaign starts with the business goal. The report lists only the numbers the brief asked for. Online and in person use the same list.
Awareness
Views and clicks. The brief names who should hear it, including the customers most able to buy. If the brief asks whether people know the brand better, that measure is included too.
New demand
New leads: a question, a phone number, or a chat, before a signup or a sale.
Customers and sales
Registrations, signups, new customers, and sales. A registration starts a form. A signup is confirmed in the brand’s records. A new customer is the first signup or the first purchase. A sale and a purchase are counted once.
Customers who stay
Only when the brief asks. Retention means people who come back. A loyalty promotion is an offer for people who already buy. A high-value customer is someone the brief marks as worth more.
The message can go through the brand’s app, WhatsApp, shop, or booth, or through a community the brand names: a church, a local leader, or a group people already trust.
The script is the message people hear. The brand approves it. The creator says it. An agency gets one goal, one message, and one report for each named brand. Each number stays on its own line.
05 / For creators
For creators
Fit, not followersWe want hands-on creators who help a business see a real result: more awareness, more signups, or more sales.
Paid work. When a brief fits your city, language, and channel, you receive the script and a payment date. You stay with the person until they reach the brand. You do not take cash, identity documents, or payment from the customer.
Registration. Join & earn puts you on the list for updates when work fits. It is not a job, and it is not a lesson. It does not guarantee a placement.
A lesson. You practise a caption, a voice note from a script, and a draft checked against the claims not to make. See Creator lessons. A lesson is not a signup, and it does not guarantee a placement. On a paid campaign, the script and the short briefing are included, so a lesson is not required.
Pay follows after the work is checked: on acceptance, or weekly for a smaller project. Payouts are not instant. We select for fit, not follower count.
A first brief
Start with
a brief.
A brand or an agency tells us the project. We agree the scope, the proof, and the fee before any work begins. One business, one script, and one city.
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