Traditional influencer marketing is broken. You pay someone with followers to post about your product once. They post. Their followers scroll past. Maybe you get a small bump. Then it's over. One and done. Diminishing returns every single time. Megan Duong saw this firsthand during her years at Apple, watching brands throw money at influencer campaigns that delivered less and less with each iteration. And she asked a simple question: what if we stopped chasing influencers and started building…