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Social media influencing is a massive market—but it’s also incredibly saturated.

In 2025, the global influencer marketing industry was estimated to be worth over $32 billion, according to Statista.

But here’s the catch: there are anywhere from 20 million to over 100 million influencers worldwide.

So how do brands actually find the right influencers to promote their products?

Analytics help. They can show which creators perform well and drive results.

But performance data does not always tell you who is the right fit for your brand.

So how do brands figure that out?

The right fit for the right fit!

Finding the right fit—properly.

Kuli is an AI-powered influencer marketing platform that goes beyond surface-level metrics.

It analyzes actual TikTok and Instagram content to help brands discover, vet, and monitor creators.

Unlike traditional tools that rely on follower counts and basic metadata, Kuli uses multimodal AI to watch videos frame by frame.

What’s the current system like?

Most influencer marketing platforms rely on metadata—follower counts, engagement rates, and audience demographics—to filter creators.

But understanding true brand fit is far more complex.

With thousands of creators to choose from and potentially millions of posts to sift through, the process quickly becomes overwhelming and time-consuming.

The fix?

Kuli goes beyond surface-level data by analysing the content creators actually produce.

Its AI reviews TikTok and Instagram videos frame by frame—evaluating visual style, spoken messaging, brand mentions, and overall tone.

The result? Companies can discover creators based on what they truly say and show, not just their metrics.

With advanced prompting, brands can refine their search even further—pinpointing creators who align with highly specific needs and values.

And perhaps the irony: an impersonal technology like AI is enabling more personal, human-centered decisions than ever before.

Key Takeaways

1. Look beyond surface-level signals
Whether it’s people, products, or opportunities—what’s easy to measure isn’t always what matters most. Deeper context drives better decisions.

2. Scale what used to be manual
If something requires hours of human effort, there’s likely a way to systemise or automate it. The winners are those who find leverage early.

3. Use technology to improve judgment, not replace it
The best operators use tools to enhance decision-making—not outsource it. Insight is powerful, but interpretation is what creates an edge.