Our MCP is every influencer marketer's wet dream. I know because I can't stop using it myself.
First week back from paternity leave. Haven't opened a dashboard once. I just ask Claude things like "which AI influencers worked with brands in the past few months" and get the full list in 30 seconds. Deduped, sourced, engagement numbers attached, live from 10M+ creator profiles.
Best insight from one query: the most commercially active creator in the pull had 22K followers. Deal velocity beats audience size now.
I spent five years building an interface. Turns out the endgame was making it optional.
We spent 6 years building @Favikon_. This morning, I made it optional.
Today we launch Favy, the first and ultimate creator dataset built for AI.
Favy plugs Favikon's entire creator dataset into the AI you already use. The data stays. The interface becomes optional.
Until now, using Favikon meant tabs, filters, exports, and then the real work started somewhere else. Now you can type:
"Find me 20 US skincare creators with real engagement, under $2K a post, check them for fake followers, and draft the outreach."
And it happens. Discovery, vetting, pricing, outreach. One sentence.
The dashboard isn't going anywhere. It's just no longer the only door. Want to explore and compare? Open Favikon. Already know what you want? Ask your AI.
Six years of data, now one sentence away.
Want in? Comment "FAVY" and I'll send you the access link.
$100k months from ai influencers that don’t exist
i generate the face, voice, script, and videos in under 2 minutes
and the pages run themselves
the results speak for themselves:
@ healthwithnancy → $100k/month
@ malehealthclub → $450k/year
@ mens_healthcoded → $3k/post
this is one of the easiest scalable systems right now
rt + comment “blueprint” and i’ll dm the setup
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@ayusshsanghi@dhruv_rathee Ayussh each day you do justice to your surname. I started following you as your were a UPSC teacher but each day you stoop lower. Given educators like you, I can imagine the quality of bureaucrats we're churning
@theliverdoc I think this equivalence of athiest or agnosts being more logical and rational is not very well placed. I have seen a lot religious people being more rational (read: driven by science and reason), and athiests or agnosts being irrational and insular