Influencer Marketing Agency

An influencer marketing agency that tracks what creators sell

Prohibition is an influencer marketing agency in Leeds working with consumer brands across the UK. We find the creators your customers already follow, brief them, manage the content and track what it delivers, from reach to ticket sales. Our PR, social and video teams sit alongside, so one campaign can earn press coverage and creator content together.

For Stockeld Park’s 2025 Christmas Adventure, creators drove more than £23,000 in tracked ticket sales.

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£23K+ticket sales through creators’ tracked links for Stockeld Park, 2025
+52%sales uplift for Cartwright & Butler’s Poshnic launch with 23 influencer partners
5xthe industry average engagement on North York Moors influencer content
45+industry awards, including CIPR Regional Campaign of the Year 2022

How does an influencer campaign with Prohibition work?

Most campaigns run through six stages, from the first brief to the final report. The order rarely changes. What changes is how many creators we use and whether they are paid or gifted.

Step 1

Agree the goal

We settle what success means before anyone is contacted: sales, sign-ups, footfall or reach in a named audience.

Step 2

Map the creators

We map creators by who follows them and how those followers respond. For North York Moors, 40% of the 22 pieces of content came from creators from diverse backgrounds.

Step 3

Outreach and contracts

We approach creators and agree fees or gifting, usage rights and deadlines. Every post is labelled as an ad.

Step 4

Brief and content

Creators get the key messages and room to say them their own way. Our video and design teams add assets when a campaign needs them.

Step 5

Tracked links and codes

Where you sell online, each creator gets a tracked link or code, so you can see clicks and sales person by person.

Step 6

Report and next steps

You get reach and engagement set against the result you asked for, plus what we would change next time.

How creators sold £23,000 of Christmas tickets for Stockeld Park

We ran media relations, influencer marketing and social media for the Christmas Adventure at Stockeld Park, near Wetherby, from autumn to December 2025.

Creators sold tickets through their own tracked links, which drove more than £23,000 in sales on their own. Alongside them, national TV and radio covered the event 13 times, more than 40 pieces of coverage ran in all, and the campaign reached 13 million people through media and creator content.

Read the Stockeld Park case study

Influencer results for other consumer brands

Cartwright & Butler. We launched the Poshnic in Yorkshire in July 2019 with 23 influencer partners, an event and regional PR. It reached more than 23,000 people in Yorkshire, drove over 5,000 social engagements, and sales rose by 52%.

All Shook Up. For the rebrand we chose fewer partners and better content. Twenty-six pieces reached 1.3 million people and sent 400 visitors to the website.

Carvela and Kurt Geiger. For Carvela’s first store outside London, in Leeds, we partnered with fashion influencers and local female entrepreneurs. The launch reached 1.25 million people, earned more than 120 pieces of coverage, and Carvela’s national roll-out went ahead afterwards.

What does an influencer campaign cost?

We quote each campaign, because the cost depends on how many creators you need, the size of their audiences, whether they are paid or gifted, and how much content and usage you want. Gifting product to a handful of micro creators costs far less than a paid TikTok series with a household name. Tell us your goal and your budget, and we will show you what it can buy.

Product launches

Creators who show the product in use, timed with PR and paid social. The Poshnic launch used 23 influencer partners and an event.

Events and days out

Visits, tracked ticket links and content that keeps selling after the day. This is how Stockeld Park’s creators sold £23,000 of tickets.

Rebrands and new audiences

Fewer, better partners who can introduce a brand to people who have never heard of it, as with All Shook Up.

Planning a launch, an event or a rebrand?

Tell us what you want creators to sell. We will send a plan and a quote.

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Is Prohibition the right influencer agency for you?

A good fit

Consumer brands with a product, venue or event to sell, who want creators working alongside press coverage and social. Marketing teams who want tracked results they can take to the board.

Probably not the right fit

If you only want to send free products to a long list of creators and see who posts, a gifting platform will cost you less. If your budget is very small, we are unlikely to be the right agency.

Why choose Prohibition for influencer marketing?

Influencer work at Prohibition sits with our PR, social media, video and paid social teams in Leeds. A creator campaign can earn press coverage at the same time, and paid social can push the best creator content further.

Prohibition has won more than 45 industry awards, including CIPR Regional Campaign of the Year 2022 for our North York Moors influencer campaign. We are rated 4.9 out of 5 from 19 reviews on Clutch, and we are part of the Worldcom PR Group.

“Their whole team has a really sound understanding of content.”Stacie McDermott, Marketing Manager, CEWE Photoworld (verified Clutch review)

Brands that trust us with influencer marketing

Influencer marketing questions we get asked

How do you choose the right influencers?

We start with the audience you want to reach, then look at who those people already follow and how they engage with that creator’s posts. Follower count comes last. A creator with 8,000 followers in the right town can sell more tickets than one with 800,000 everywhere.

Do you work with micro influencers?

Yes, and often by choice. For All Shook Up we picked fewer partners and pushed for better content, and 26 pieces reached 1.3 million people.

Which platforms do you run influencer campaigns on?

Mostly Instagram and TikTok, plus YouTube and blogs where the audience is there. The North York Moors campaign ran across social media and blogs.

How do you make sure influencer posts follow the advertising rules?

Every paid or gifted post has to be clearly labelled as an ad under the ASA and CAP rules. We put that in each creator’s brief and check the posts once they are live.

Do you run B2B influencer campaigns?

Yes. Business buyers follow creators too, on LinkedIn and YouTube in particular. See our B2B influencer marketing page.

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Plan your influencer campaign with us

Tell us what you want to sell, who you want to reach and when. We will reply with a plan and a quote. Prefer to talk? Call us on 0113 430 4160.