It is the issue of transparency that I'm referring to so it's good to hear you will enforce an expectation of transparency.

It's also important to keep in mind that most supporters will be able to see through an ingenuine influencer.

I don't think that's empirically true. The crypto market has shown that dishonest influencers can continue to abuse their influence for a long time, even after being shown to be dishonest. We have examples with various Steemians associated with BitConnect, and well known crypto influencers on Twitter and YouTube.