Digital Operations
ModelPush
The open market for representation.
ModelPush is an open marketplace where creators and management agencies find each other. Creators list once and field offers; vetted agencies scout from a live pool instead of cold outreach. Discovery, representation, and cross-promotion in one place.
- Open
- Any creator can list
- Vetted
- Every agency approved
- Two-sided
- Talent and management
The matching problem
The creator economy runs on representation, but the matching is medieval: cold messages, scattered referrals, and no way to compare offers. ModelPush replaces that with a market. Creators state what they want, and agencies compete to represent them.
Vetted on the buy side
Agencies do not get access by signing up; they get access by being approved. A vetted buy side protects the talent pool and keeps the marketplace worth listing in.
Cross-promotion as compounding
Members promote each other inside the network, so distribution compounds with the network itself. Every new creator and agency makes the marketplace more liquid for the rest.
Why it wins
Marketplaces are won on liquidity, and liquidity compounds: every listed creator makes the pool more worth scouting, and every approved agency makes it more worth listing in. The first platform to structure representation matching builds a network the second one has to start against from zero.
Inside the group
ModelPush is built by operators who run talent businesses inside Hamid Enterprises, so the marketplace is designed around how representation deals actually get done: what agencies vet for, what creators fear, and where deals fall apart. Neutral platforms guess at that. ModelPush was built from it.