Protect Your Name Before You Partner

Brand safety due diligence before you attach your name to someone else. Serum reviews the available audience account by account and summarizes public signals such as adult content, hate, spam, bots, and low-quality activity.

Know what your name will be associated with

Brand safety goes deeper than what someone posts. Who follows them, and who they follow, is part of the picture. A creator with a clean feed can still have an audience full of hate accounts, NSFW pages, and spam bots.

We categorize every follower and every followed account with safety flags so you see the full picture.

Safety categories we flag

Every account is checked for: sex and adult content, hate speech and extremism, thirst traps, NSFW material, crypto and financial spam, low-quality and inactive accounts, and spam patterns.

You get a percentage breakdown by category so you can make informed decisions about brand alignment.

Recent public media adds context

Full Analysis goes further by using AI to review up to 12 recent post images or video thumbnails per account when available. This can catch NSFW, hate, and other visual signals that text-only profiling can miss.

If brand safety is critical to your decision, this is the level of depth you need.

See also: See an Influencer Clearly, See Where You Really Stand, and See Your Partner Clearly.

Give the question somewhere to land.

Serum organizes each available account, then lets you move from the overall pattern to the accounts behind it.

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How to Tell if an Influencer Has Fake Followers (Before You Pay)How brands can vet an influencer for fake followers before a paid deal: the engagement-rate math, comment-quality and growth-curve tells, the FTC disclosure context, and why public-account auditing is fair game.How to Vet a Creator Before a Brand Deal (Checklist)A diligence checklist for vetting an influencer before a paid partnership: audience authenticity, engagement quality, brand safety, disclosure compliance, and how to make the process repeatable across a roster.Red Flags Hiding in Someone's Following ListWhat an Instagram or TikTok following list reveals about someone: why following is more honest than posting, the patterns that constitute real red flags, the interpretive traps to avoid, and how to read a list of thousands.Is It Legal to Audit Someone's Public Social Media?The legal line between viewing public social data and unauthorized access, explained through hiQ v. LinkedIn and Van Buren v. United States: what's allowed, what isn't, and why public-account auditing sits on the lawful side.

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