

Bluffdale, Utah - March 14, 2025
In the fast-paced world of social media, influencers have immense power—but turning influence into a profitable brand isn't easy. John Brown saw this challenge and built Be Fulfilled to bridge the gap. As the CEO of Be Fulfilled, an influencer platform based in Bluffdale, Utah, which originally grew from his wife Courtney Brown’s fashion brand, Cents of Style, Brown identified a significant market gap: influencers struggling with the operational challenges of launching product lines. To solve this, Be Fulfilled has built a platform to help influencers handle the complex logistics of manufacturing, allowing them to focus on what they do best—creating content for their audiences.

In 2018, during strategic planning, Brown and his team applied the "sunflower model," a business framework for assessing core strengths. “We are good at finding reliable manufacturing partners overseas, efficient at shipping, and skilled at low-cost customer service and photography,” explained Brown. These core competencies revealed a key opportunity: helping influencers bypass operational struggles in launching their own product lines. Many influencers had the creative vision but lacked the infrastructure to bring it to life. “They were trying to create brands but faced issues like poor product quality, bad sizing, and inefficient shipping. We had already solved those problems,” said Brown.

In response, in 2018 Brown launched an early version of the Be Fulfilled platform as a new division within Cents of Style. His goal: helping influencers turn ideas into successful brands. The new division quickly grew, and by 2019, it spun off into its own company. “We started in 2018, signed a couple of customers, and it just took off,” Brown shared. By 2020, the company saw 400% growth, thanks to its streamlined approach to handling operational burdens for creators. “We focus on helping creators build brands, guiding them through hurdles we’ve already overcome,” stated Brown. To date, the startup has completed over 800 projects.
Be Fulfilled has partnered with several high-profile influencers. One of their recent partnerships is with Julia Hatch, an American TikTok star with 2.1 million followers. “Julia is really great, a super kind soul,” said Brown. She recently launched her pajama line, and with the company’s support, Hatch was able to focus on growing her brand while Brown’s team took care of logistics and manufacturing.

Brown also works with Madison Lecroy, one of the stars of Southern Charm, a docudrama series on the Bravo Network depicting aristocratic families in Charleston South Carolina. Lecroy's product launch is coming soon, assisted by BeFulFilled. "We work with a lot of reality TV stars and influencers, helping them launch product lines with ease," Brown noted.

Beyond fashion, the company also works with creators in other fields, such as therapists, who can turn therapeutic affirmations into a product. “Therapists and other online entities can now scale their business without that burden being solely on their backs,” said Brown. He believes that rise of influencers will continue, especially as they remain the key drivers of online trends.
To ensure smooth internal operations, Be Fulfilled has developed custom back-end software to track and monitor each project from start to finish. In 2025, they’re launching a customer-facing app to provide real-time updates on product launches. “We’ve built software that tracks every step through project templates,” Brown explained. “This keeps everyone aligned and moving in the same direction.”
With Be Fulfilled, John Brown is trying to reshape and energize the influencer economy, and to bridge the gap between creativity and business infrastructure. By solving the operational challenges that hinder many influencers, he allows them to focus on their strengths. As the influencer economy continues to expand, Be Fulfilled is well-positioned to help creators scale their businesses while staying true to their creative vision.
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