Piggie Startup Boosts Local Businesses with New Features

0:00A Toronto startup called Piggy is exploding in popularity just 9 months after launch. This online platform links small businesses like restaurants and fitness studios with local influencers and creators for easy marketing collabs. Thousands have signed up, sparking a ton of partnerships across the city. After chatting with users, Piggy just rolled out 3 fresh features to streamline things. These can now pose paid gigs with set rewards, like $50 or $100, letting creators apply with their profiles. Owners pick the best fit and only pay one's content drops, keeping your risk free. Meanwhile, the Piggy Club opens doors for smaller creators with at least 200 followers on TikTok or Instagram. They snack 50% off local goods or services to make real content, helping everyday folks join in without needing massive audiences. These owners love the new trackable coupons too, which show exactly how many get redeemed and which creators drive the most traffic or return on.

1:02Investment, it's giving everyone clear data to measure real results from these partnerships. With Piggy still free for now, but shifting to paid in late April, local spots and creators are jumping in fast to lock in these tools before the change. That wraps Canada News today, brought to you with AI.