Creator Outreach

💡 Why Irish creators should care about Greek brands on Bilibili If you’re a creator in Ireland who loves styling outfits, there’s a sweet spot most people miss: Greek fashion labels are quietly hungry for exposure in China, and Bilibili is where young Chinese audiences discover personality-led style. Bilibili isn’t just another short-video app — it’s a deep community with long-form looks, “bullet chat” energy and fandom-driven trends. That makes it prime real estate for brands wanting authentic styling content, not generic ad reels. ...

💡 Why French eBay creators matter for Irish limited drops If you’re an Irish advertiser or indie label wanting to launch a limited-edition drop aimed at the French market, working with French creators who use eBay (either as sellers, resellers or creator-sellers) is one of the sharpest plays you can make. France still loves curated, collectible pieces — haute couture flashes in Paris in 2025 show demand for craftsmanship and exclusivity — and creators who know how to present scarcity on marketplaces unlock a serious native audience. (Reference: AP Photo/Tom Nicholson coverage of Paris shows.) ...

💡 Why Irish brands should care about Colombian YouTube creators If you’re running growth or social for an Irish brand and thinking “should we try Colombia for UGC?”, the short answer is: yes — but do it smart. Colombia is one of Latin America’s fastest-growing creator markets for YouTube and short-form clips. Creators there bring strong storytelling chops, local trend awareness, and cost efficiency compared with North American or EU rates. For brands wanting authentic, localised content that speaks to Spanish-speaking audiences — or to Latinx communities globally — Colombian YouTubers are a very viable option. ...

💡 Why Irish creators should care about Costa Rica + HBO Max right now If you make video or short-form content and you want to level-up beyond borders, listen up — Costa Rica is a compact market with big regional influence across Central America. HBO Max (now often called Max in some regions) programmes attract passionate, vocal fanbases — and those loyal communities are exactly where creators can plant follow-up content that drives views, DMs and paid collabs. ...