Intellifluence Reviews

Everything, just getting one actual person to interact and buy a discounted product. The rest of them all fake profiles eating up money towards $200. Issues get resolved by admins, but the money is gone? Seriously, how can this happen, and how can you not stand by the person paying for something as an admin?

It is free but it requires credential info

Very useful plateform for us with a long reach accross the continents.

Will be using it wisely! :)

Ok, so I signed up for this last year apparently. I was excited to get started, set up my account, funded the account and attempted a campaign. Of the influencers I reached out to for the campaign, one responded and was unable to complete the campaign. This app was a big letdown for me. I left the $210 in the account thinking I would revisit it at some point. I pursued other avenues and forgot all about it.
The year has past and I just got hit with the first $49 monthly bill. I submitted a request to close my account and refund the subscription and my account balance. I’ll keep you posted on my results.
I found the app confusing and difficult to navigate and the influencers I reached out to as unresponsive. I hope you have better luck with the app than I did. If you walk away from it like I did, don’t forget the clock is ticking on that first bill. I should have canceled when I didn’t get my campaign launched!

I've always been a little biased toward influencer marketing. Still, decided to give Intellifluence a chance.

At first sight, it seems a very nice produce/idea, neatly organized and easy to set up.

The nightmare for me was with the "influencers" themselves after I set up my first, trial campaign.

As it seems, there is ZERO quality control about influencers on Intellifluence. I started to get requests to join my campaign by "self-proclaimed influencers" having 50 social media followers (seriously? Is that an influencer?), others with plain straight blocked accounts, others with a fake following and no engagement at all that seemed as if they built their accounts on purpose to scam people making them think to have high following while in reality, it's almost none.

What shocked me is that intellifluence, probably due to a quite crappy code, actually signaled them as having very good "reach", while in reality, it was almost none.

Almost the same happened while searching for website reviews.

After that? I got people that just straight started to ask for more payment and tips extra from the terms I'd set up in the campaign... even if their work was almost totally useless. Luckily it's just possible to ignore them.

At the moment I would just like to delete my campaign.. but I can't, cause one so-called influencer still did not set his task as "completed" and just disappeared after getting the product to review.

Intellifluence seems like an interesting idea (and it is the only reason why I'm giving this a 2 instead of a 0) that is sinking fast and badly due to zero quality control over the "influencers" that are trying to take advantage of it.

It could actually be valuable with in-depth work on actually REALLY investigating the people signing up for it and how they act, but it is clearly not the case yet.