AM:PM is hiring an Influencer Marketer and two interns to close influencer deals, and an AI Video Editor to cut 60-second reels. But every link they share has nowhere to go except the homepage pitch: the site has 8 pages and not one briefing, story, beat or creator. A viewer who taps a creator's link sees "India's first creator-led news app", not the story they wanted, and the app has only 500+ Android installs and 7 iOS ratings so far. Influencer deals cannot be compared, because every one sends traffic to the same page.
First action
Publish today's AM briefing as one web page with an Open in app button.
How to measure it
Installs attributed to influencer and creator links
- Now
- –
- Target
- 2,000 a month
- By
- 90 days
Steps
Design the story page
Video, three-line summary, Flip, creator, Open in app.
Product Designer 3 days
Build the template
Generated from the briefing the editors already publish.
AI Product Manager 1 week
Set up deep links
Open the story in the app, or the store if not installed.
AI Product Manager 3 days
Create tracked links
One per influencer and per creator.
Influencer Marketer 1 day
Brief influencers
Share a story link, not the homepage.
Influencer Marketing Intern 2 days
Add to the sitemap
Every story and beat page.
AI Product Manager 1 day
Report weekly
Clicks and installs per link.
Product Manager / Scrum Master weekly
Why it works
Publish each day's AM and PM briefing as a light web page: the 60-second video, a 3-line summary, the Flip, the creator's name and an "Open in app" button that deep-links to the same story (and goes to the store if the app is missing). Give every influencer and creator their own tracked link to these pages, and report installs per link each week.
People install a news app after they have seen one good story, not after reading a manifesto. Story pages also let Google, Discover and social previews show the news itself, and per-link tracking tells the influencer team which deals to renew.
Ready to use
ChecklistStory page template
[ ] 60-second video with captions [ ] Headline and three-line summary [ ] The Flip, shown under the take [ ] Creator name and beat [ ] Sources checked by Meridian and the editor [ ] Open in app (deep link) and store fallback [ ] Share preview image per story [ ] Tracked link parameter per influencer [ ] Listed in the sitemap
Risks and how to handle them
Web pages cannibalise the app
Show one story and the summary; keep the full feed and Flips in the app.
Thin pages
Each page carries the summary, sources and the Flip.
Evidence
- HiringCareers page (headed "CAREERS · APRIL 2026", still listing "9 Open Roles" on November 4, 2026; stage "Pre-Seed", hybrid in Mumbai): an Influencer Marketer to "Own influencer outreach and deal closing" (up to 30k a month) plus two Influencer Marketing Interns; Business Development to "Own GTM execution. Place screens in colleges. Get AM:PM in front of Tier-1 airports"; an AI Video Editor to "Cut news into 60-second reels using AI video tools"; a Managing Editor to "Own the editorial machine, the creator network"; a Generalist (AI Master) for "creator ops"; a freelance AI Product Manager with "a track record of shipping for Gen Z"; a Product Manager / Scrum Master to "track KPIs"; and a Product Designer for "three product surfaces".Source
- Your websiteSitemap (checked November 4, 2026): 8 URLs (home, hiring, Meridian demo, contact and four legal pages). There is no page for any briefing, story, beat or creator, so none of the daily news is visible to search engines or to people who open a shared link on the web. The creators page (/creators) is not in the sitemap.Source
- Your websiteHomepage: title "100% fact checked news reels. Scroll without guilt."; "India's first creator-led news app" with an AM Briefing at 9:00 am and a PM Roundup at 8:00 pm, eleven beats each with "one dedicated creator team", and "a Flip on every story" (an opposing perspective). It says "Every competitor is either an aggregator or social-native. AM:PM is the only one that's both." The page still has a waitlist section although the app is live, and its only links out are the two app stores, Instagram and email.Source
- Google PlayAndroid app com.ampm.app: "500+" downloads on Google Play (checked November 4, 2026).Source
- App StoreiOS app "AM:PM Short Video News App" (Valora Network Private Limited): released July 21, 2026; 5.0 stars from 7 ratings in India; version 1.4.4 on November 2, 2026 added "a new Split Screen experience for Stories and Flips" to "View the main story and its counter-perspective".Source