Lloyd, here's how we take Blink Models from a talent list into a signature website and a repeatable client-proposal system, so signing new creators feels as premium as the agency itself.
Lloyd,
Most agencies pitch you a generic package and hope you sign. I don't work that way. After our call, I went back and looked hard at how Blink Models actually presents itself, the site, the way you bring on new creators, the brand experience and this is what I think the next six months should look like.
Here's the honest version: Blink already operates like a premium agency, but it doesn't look like one yet. There's no central brand home that matches the quality of your roster, and onboarding a new creator is done from scratch every time instead of running on a system. Neither is a hard problem they're just costing you polish and time on every single signing.
What's in this document is the exact plan we'd run, the pricing for it, and the agreement to sign if you want to go. I've also recorded a short walkthrough up top most clients prefer to watch that first, then come back here. Either way is fine.
Read it. Watch it. If it lands, accept it. If you'd rather talk it through first, my number's at the bottom.

Before the plan, the destination. Here's the shift we're aiming for over the next 12 months, conservative baselines, not best-case fantasy.
Before the plan, the destination. Here's the shift we're aiming for over the next 12 months, conservative baselines, not best-case fantasy.
Built at a rate that reflects shared interest in growing your business, no surprises, no add-ons, no agency creep.
Everything you've read is in the agreement, scope, deliverables, timeline, terms. You'll review the full agreement before signing. It takes a couple of minutes, and we can kick off the build this week.