Influencer and UGC marketing, Australia. Run for the brand, not the creator.
Last updated: October 2026
shakalakaa is an influencer marketing agency for Australian brands, running creator programmes on the brand's side of the deal: health, beauty, consumer and retail brands, and multi-site operators.
We source and brief creators, handle contracts and usage rights, amplify the best posts with paid media, and measure sales and leads, with every post disclosed as advertising.
Australian platforms and groups we work with
UGC for paid social.
We commission creator-made videos built to run as Meta and TikTok ads, with usage rights agreed before filming. Brands in Sydney and across Australia use the same process, with creators chosen for the audience the brand needs, wherever they are based.
How a creator programme runs.
Creator sourcing
Creators chosen on audience fit and past results, not follower count alone.
Briefing
What to say, what not to claim, and how to disclose the partnership.
Contracts and usage rights
Deliverables, approval steps and how long the brand may reuse the content.
Whitelisting and paid amplification
The best posts run as ads from the creator's handle on Meta and TikTok.
Measurement
Codes, links and lift on sales or leads, reported against the brief.
Work we can show.
No Australian creator-programme case is published yet.
Disclosure and claims rules in Australia.
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Frequently Asked Questions.
Do you work for brands or creators?
Brands only. We run creator programmes for the brand and do not represent creators or take creator bookings.
Do you work as a UGC agency for Australian brands that only need ad creative?
Yes. We can commission creator videos for Meta and TikTok ads without running a full influencer programme, with usage rights agreed before filming.
Are you an influencer marketing agency for Sydney brands?
Yes. Our Australian office is in Sydney, and we run creator programmes for brands there and across Australia.
How do you choose creators?
On audience fit, content quality and the results of past partnerships, checked against the brief before any contract is signed.
Who owns the content?
The creator keeps ownership unless the contract says otherwise. The brand gets the usage rights agreed in writing: where, for how long and in which ads.
How must a sponsored post be disclosed?
Clearly and up front, with a label such as #ad or the platform's paid-partnership tag. Vague tags such as "sp" or "collab" are not enough.
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How is a creator programme priced?
Every engagement is a custom quote. Creator fees are agreed with each creator and paid by the brand; we do not publish rates.