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The transparency of Crowds on Demand's client list.
pays people who work for its campaigns at variable rates that depend on the task, location and urgency: reporting and the company itself place hourly work and back-office tasks in the $25–$30 per hour...
publicly frames itself as a nationwide publicity and advocacy firm that supplies trained actors and organizers to create “impactful advocacy campaigns,” from paparazzi-style celebrity experiences to o...
There is no evidence in the provided reporting that the specifically cited emails "directly sent" to manage people he described as independent contractors; the available sources only note that was hir...
for people who serve as attendees or “crowd” for hire varies by role, location and assignment but consistently falls in the low-to-mid compensation range: commonly cited figures are roughly $25–$30 pe...
Academic work that directly studies the effects of (hired audiences at events, rallies, storefront openings, TV tapings) is scarce in the materials provided; however, adjacent research on , , , and of...