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Presence runs clipping campaigns — short, native clips published at scale by a vetted network — and treats every reported view as a claim to be checked, not a fact to be celebrated.
Why Presence exists.
Presence started from two observations. The first: culture now travels as clips. The moments that make a release, a stream, or a launch matter are cut down, re-captioned, and carried into feeds by accounts audiences already follow. The second: the numbers used to measure that travel had stopped meaning anything. Bots, loops, and recycled counts made the view the easiest metric to buy and the hardest to trust.
So we built the agency around both facts at once. A distribution practice that puts real moments into real feeds through clipping — and a verification practice that filters every view stream before it is allowed into a report. One without the other is either noise or bookkeeping. Together, they are distribution you can verify.
We are precise about what clipping is not. It is not impersonation, not spam, and not a way around disclosure. Clips keep the source voice, clippers are briefed on rights and disclosure, and campaigns are designed to earn relevance rather than rent reach.
A remote network, a small core.
A vetted clipper network
Independent clippers work remotely across markets and platforms. Each one is admitted after review and briefed per campaign on voice, rights, and disclosure — the network publishes to a brief, it does not improvise.
Campaign teams
Every engagement is run by a small team covering strategy, content selection, network operations, and reporting — with one accountable owner from the first brief to the final ledger.
Markets
We plan by platform and language, not by office address. Campaigns run wherever the audience lives, with clippers briefed in the markets a release actually needs to reach.
Values, written as operating practices.
Every metric ships with its definition
A number arrives with what was counted, on which platforms, over which window, and whether it is verified. If we cannot define it, we do not report it.
Views that fail the check are discarded
Bot, farm, loop, and duplicate traffic is removed before reporting — not footnoted after the fact.
The source voice stays intact
Clips amplify the original moment. Briefs protect tone, rights, and disclosure, so distribution never slides into impersonation.
Nothing publishes without permission
Client names, results, and quotes appear on this site only with written approval. What you see is what we could prove and were allowed to show.
Clippers are partners, not inventory
Clear briefs, clear standards, and a clear support and dispute route. The network works because it is treated fairly.