Irish advertisers: Find Singapore Viber creators for fixed-fee deals

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💡 Why bother with Singapore Viber creators? (Quick intro)

Viber’s big in Southeast Asia — think messaging channels, public chats and broadcast-style posts that cut through clutter. If you’re an Irish advertiser selling travel, retail or FMCG offers aimed at Singaporean or regional audiences, fixed-fee deals with creators on Viber can be a neat way to lock cost and creative scope without the drama of CPM auctions.

Right now (late‑2025) tourism bodies and DMCs are actively courting influencers to showcase experiences — see Singapore Tourism Board’s fam support ideas for source markets — the appetite for curated travel content is alive (Singapore Tourism Board cited in reference material). That’s your opportunity: creators hungry for paid work, receptive audiences on messaging channels, and clear ROI paths if you measure opens, clicks and landing‑page conversions.

This guide gives you the playbook: where to find creators in Singapore, how to price and structure fixed‑fee deals, checklists for outreach and contracts, plus campaign measurement templates so you don’t fly blind.

📊 Data Snapshot — Platform comparison (reach vs typical fixed fees)

The table shows Viber in Singapore punches above its weight for engagement and cost efficiency versus open social platforms. Viber channels typically have higher open rates and lower fees than Instagram for the same local reach, making fixed‑fee broadcasts attractive for targeted offers and coupon drops. Use Instagram for polish and Viber for conversion-led pushes.

🔍 Where to find Singapore Viber creators (real sources + tactics)

1. BaoLiba & local ranking hubs

2. Start with BaoLiba to surface creators by country/category. Filter for Singapore and messaging or travel niches. BaoLiba’s regional ranking gives quick credibility checks (followers, recent activity).

3. Viber public chats & channels

4. Search native Viber Channels (public) for creators posting reviews, food guides or city tips. Channels often link to other socials — use those bios for contact details.

5. Creator marketplaces & talent managers

6. Use region-focused marketplaces: local agencies in Singapore, talent managers who already handle messaging campaigns, and micro‑influencer networks that distribute Viber posts.

7. Cross-platform discovery

8. Look on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube for Singapore creators who mention Viber in bios or post screenshots of Viber posts. Creators often re-use assets across platforms; that makes negotiation simpler.

9. Community & WhatsApp groups

10. Join Singapore creator groups or marketing communities on Telegram/LinkedIn; post a short, clear brief and budget and ask for Viber-capable creators to reply.

11. Event attendance

12. Singapore hosts travel and tech events (TOKEN2049-style networking mentioned in the News Pool). Attend or follow events to meet creators and organisers — relationships matter.

(When you find candidates, always request recent analytics — screenshots of channel followers, 28‑day opens, link clicks, and sample creative.)

💬 How to structure a fixed‑fee deal that’s fair and measurable

Fixed fees are tidy for both sides when expectations are clear.

Baseline deal elements:
– Deliverables: exact number of Viber channel posts, date/time windows, required assets (images, link, coupon code).
– Rights: usage rights, whether you can repurpose content on other channels, and duration.
– KPIs: opens, clicks, unique coupon redemptions and landing-page conversions. Agree on tracking method — UTM codes + unique coupon codes or link shorteners.
– Exclusivity & blackout: whether creator can post competing offers during campaign window.
– Payment terms: 50% upfront, 50% on delivery/verified metrics — or milestone‑based for larger sums.
– Revisions & approval: rounds of edits and timeline for sign‑off.
– FTC-like disclosure: creators must label sponsored content per local rules and platform policy.
– Cancellation & force majeure: clear exit clauses.

Sample pricing logic (Singapore market reality):
– Nano (1–10k reach): €80–€300 per post
– Micro (10–50k): €300–€1,000
– Mid (50–200k): €1,000–€3,000
– Macro (200k+): €3,000+

Adjust up for exclusivity, production complexity, and guaranteed conversions.

🧾 Contract checklist (keep this in your folder)

• Parties and scope
• Deliverables + schedule
• KPIs & reporting format
• Payment schedule and invoicing details
• Content ownership & licenses
• Disclosure obligations
• Confidentiality & data handling
• Termination and refunds
• IP indemnities

Tip: use a lightweight Master Services Agreement (MSA) and attach per‑campaign Statements of Work (SOW). This keeps repeat deals faster.

📈 Measurement — what to track and how to prove ROI

• Vanity metrics: opens, impressions — useful but not enough.
• Action metrics: clicks, landing page sessions, coupon redemptions.
• Quality metrics: time on site, bounce rate, and conversion rate per creator.
• LTV/Attribution: if you’re selling travel packages, track bookings by promo code and model projected lifetime value.

Use UTM parameters and unique coupon codes per creator. For Viber, screenshots of channel analytics plus landing page analytics are usually enough to verify delivery and performance.

😎 MaTitie SHOWTIME

Hiya — I’m MaTitie, the fella behind this piece. I test connectors, track deals and love a tidy campaign that actually converts. Quick truth: messaging channels like Viber aren’t flash, but they’re honest — high opens, direct links and measurability that lands bookings.

If you’re running campaigns from Ireland targeting Singapore or wider SEA, keep creatives local, use short‑lived coupon codes and time posts around local peak hours (evenings and weekends). Want a simple place to start? Use BaoLiba to shortlist creators and ping me if you need help with templates.

This post mentions products and services I use; MaTitie may earn a small referral fee if you follow certain links. No pressure — only if it helps you.

💡 Practical outreach templates (copy + paste, tweak)

Subject: Quick collab? Viber promo for [brand] — €[amount] flat

Hi [Name], love your travel Viber channel — your post on [topic] was class. We’re [brand], running a short promo for Singapore travellers from 10–20 Nov. Would you be up for a single Viber channel broadcast with a unique coupon (and an IG story crosspost)? Budget: €[X]. Deliverables: 1 broadcast, asset attached, coupon link. I can send the SOW and a 50% upfront payment. Interested?

Cheers,
[Your name] — [brand], [phone], [email]

🙋 Frequently Asked Questions

❓ How do I verify a Singapore Viber creator’s audience?

💬 Ask for analytics screenshots (28‑day opens, clicks), request a public media kit, and cross‑check their other socials. Use BaoLiba rankings and ask for a short video walk‑through of their channel backend if you’re about to pay a big sum.

🛠️ Is a fixed fee better than performance pay?

💬 Fixed fee is simpler and gives you cost certainty; performance pay aligns incentives but needs airtight tracking (unique codes, landing pages). For first tests, do fixed fee + bonus for hitting conversion thresholds.

🧠 What creative formats work best on Viber?

💬 Short, value-first messages with clear CTA — coupon codes, “book now” links, or microsite links. Keep visuals mobile‑optimised and include the brand upfront; Viber users skim fast.

🧩 Final thoughts

Viber in Singapore is a pragmatic channel for Irish advertisers after targeted conversions. Use fixed‑fee deals to lock costs, prioritise clear KPIs and tracking, and combine Viber with an Instagram or YouTube push for storytelling plus conversion. The Singapore tourism push and fam programmes suggest creators and DMCs will be open to paid collaborations — make your offer clear, localised and easy to accept.

📚 Further Reading

Here are three timely reads from the news pool that add context:

🔸 “Korea Tourism Organization and Prasuma Launch Exclusive Campaign to Offer Indian Consumers a Taste of Korea and a Chance to Win a Trip to Seoul”
🗞️ TravelandTourWorld – 2025-09-29
🔗 https://www.travelandtourworld.com/news/article/korea-tourism-organization-and-prasuma-launch-exclusive-campaign-to-offer-indian-consumers-a-taste-of-korea-and-a-chance-to-win-a-trip-to-seoul/

🔸 “INPUT Global Curates Premier Web3 Event The Whispers During TOKEN2049, Co-Hosted By Paybis And nSure.ai”
🗞️ MPost – 2025-09-29
🔗 https://mpost.io/input-global-curates-premier-web3-event-the-whispers-during-token2049-co-hosted-by-paybis-and-nsure-ai/

🔸 “Riviera Travel Holds First North American Advisory Board Meeting to Discuss Growth and Future Expansion”
🗞️ TravelandTourWorld – 2025-09-29
🔗 https://www.travelandtourworld.com/news/article/riviera-travel-holds-first-north-american-advisory-board-meeting-to-discuss-growth-and-future-expansion/

😅 A Quick Shameless Plug (Hope You Don’t Mind)

If you want creators spotted fast, try BaoLiba — regional rankings, contact details and discovery tools. Quick sign‑up and you can kick off outreach in an afternoon. Any questions, ping [email protected] — we usually reply within 24–48 hours.

📌 Disclaimer

This article blends public sources (including tourism initiatives referenced above) with industry experience and light AI assistance. It’s meant as practical guidance — double‑check campaign legalities and platform rules before committing budgets.