BBC Scotland's new reality television programme The Agency: Unfiltered is proving to be a huge hit after reaching a whopping 250,000 views on iPlayer.
The six-part series offers a rare, behind the scenes glimpse into the world of influencer culture, from signing big-name clients and collaborating with major brands, to dealing with the challenges of running a business.
Based on the county's biggest influencer agency, Aquarius Creative in Uddingston, cameras follow businesswomen Amy Moore and Kirsten Cameron on the highs and lows of their journey.
The series first dropped on iPlayer on Monday February 13, with the majority of views from audiences aged between 16-34, and has led to the series trending on the platform.
Commenting on the popularity of the series, Amy and Kirsten said: "We're so thrilled by the reaction to The Agency: Unfiltered.
"We wanted our series to give a real insight in to this new and thriving industry in Scotland and inspire anyone who’s thinking it could be something for them to explore. The positive reaction has been great to see."
Steve Allen, commissioning executive BBC Scotland added: "It’s great to see this series do so well for us with the audience it’s made for.
"It’s important for us to invest in programmes that engage with our audiences on BBC iPlayer, which is a platform we want to grow.
"To have such a reaction so early on for The Agency: Unfiltered is terrific and we’re delighted that it’s shining a light on two Scottish young female entrepreneurs."
The Agency: Unfiltered is produced by IWC for BBC Scotland and is available on the BBC Scotland channel on Monday’s at 10pm and all episodes are on BBC iPlayer.
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