We analyzed 4.2k pieces of influencer content sponsored by Sports Research over the last 12 months.
This report breaks down where & how Sports Research invests in influencer marketing, which social platforms they prioritize, top geographical markets, and more.
The data in this report comes from Modash's Brand Collaborations API.
P.S. for a simple list of influencers who have collaborated with Sports Research, see here: Sports Research influencers.
Sports Research's influencer campaigns are active year-round with notable month-to-month fluctuation. The chart below shows month-by-month data for total sponsored posts tracked.
Number of sponsored posts
Sports Research's influencer posting pattern appears irregular, with notable fluctuations month to month. January saw the highest output at 523 posts (49% above the 352 monthly average), while March was the quietest at 54 posts.
In our dataset (which only includes Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok), this is how the volume of Sports Research's sponsored influencer collaborations break down by social platform:
Share of sponsored content by social network
TikTok influencer marketing is a clear focus for Sports Research.
Here are 2 examples of Sports Research's recent sponsored collaborations (one each for Instagram, TikTok).
Influencer bio
🛒 Follow me for hot Costco finds! 📥 CostcoBuysInfo@gmail.com for collabs! 🚫 Not affiliated with Costco 📍 MI 🇺🇸
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Influencer bio
Sharing my favorite ttshop finds 🛍️ 💖
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If you break this down further by content type on TikTok, this is what it looks like:
💡 Related resource: How To Find TikTok Influencers.
For their top social platform (TikTok), here is a breakdown of the type of influencers Sports Research are collaborating with, by audience size.
Note: this breakdown is based on each influencer's average views (not follower/subscriber count), because views typically correlate more closely with influencer pricing and impact.
Based on each influencer's average views per post
With 83.1% of partnerships featuring creators averaging <1K views, Sports Research's strategy suggests niche targeting and authenticity, likely leveraging collaboration models like gifting and affiliates to work with smaller creators.
Here is an example of a sponsored collaboration with a larger-audience creator on TikTok (425.2k avg views/post):
Influencer bio
Lifestyle | Beauty | Fashion | UGC Houston, TX 📍 Jasminecrooksinfluence@gmail.com
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And here is another example with a smaller creator on TikTok (8.6k avg views/post):
Influencer bio
Boise State Soccer 💌tambree@theazureagency.com💌 codes & links 👇🏽
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Out of 2k unique influencers in our dataset, 191 of them (10%) posted content for Sports Research in 3 or more separate calendar months. The most consistent partner is @babzy531, who has collaborated across 11 months with 48 total posts.
Here are 3 examples of Sports Research's repeat influencer partnerships, with links to the sponsored content.
💡 Related resource: Long-Term Influencer Partnerships: Pros, Cons & How The Pros Manage Them.
In our dataset, United States is where Sports Research had the most influencer activity. 69.6% of their live influencer content in the last 12 months was posted by American influencers.
Based on the percentage of influencer content per market, other important markets include:
Here is another example of Sports Research collaborating with an influencer in United States.
OLLY and Force Factor are direct competitors to Sports Research in the mass-market vitamins and supplement space, overlapping across gummies, capsules, and wellness-focused formulations. Both brands target similar health-conscious consumers and compete in the same major retail and DTC channels.
Total sponsored posts tracked (last 12 months)
Force Factor leads with 7.4k sponsored posts, significantly outpacing Sports Research (4.2k posts) and OLLY (3.4k posts). Across all three brands, the average volume is 5k posts, indicating mature, scaled influencer programs.
Sponsored posts by platform
Among these brands, OLLY leads on Instagram and YouTube and Force Factor leads on TikTok. The gap is most notable on TikTok, with Force Factor at 7.3k, Sports Research at 3.7k, OLLY at 1.6k posts. Sports Research's activity is particularly concentrated on TikTok. On Instagram, OLLY has far more posts than Sports Research and Force Factor, while on TikTok, Force Factor has far more posts than Sports Research and OLLY.
Estimated sponsored posts in Sports Research's top markets
Force Factor has the highest estimated sponsored-post volume in United States (3.9k posts, 52.8%), Brazil (967 posts, 13%), Japan (431 posts, 5.8%), while OLLY leads in Canada with 193 posts (5.7%), while Sports Research leads in India with 127 posts (3%). Looking at United States specifically, the split is Force Factor at 3.9k posts (52.8%), Sports Research at 2.9k posts (69.6%), OLLY at 1.9k posts (54.7%).
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