Collaborations that finish well.

Write a brief creators want to answer

• Say exactly what you need: format, length, and how many pieces.
• Give a realistic deadline and a budget range.
• Describe the audience you want to reach.
• State ownership and usage terms, like whether you can run the video as an ad.

Clear briefs get fewer, better applications.

Choose creators on fit, not follower count

• Compare portfolio samples with the work you asked for.
• Look at audience size and platform, and at reviews from past brands.
• Message a creator before sending an offer if anything is unclear.

Agree everything in the open

• Use offers in the chat for price, not side messages.
• Confirm deliverables, deadline and usage rights before an offer is agreed.
• Top up your wallet first: an offer can only be agreed when you have the full amount.

Give feedback that is easy to act on

• Be specific: point to the moment or the line you want changed.
• Send one consolidated round of changes rather than many small ones.
• Approve as soon as the work matches the brief, so the creator gets paid.

Before you agree an offer

• Deliverables and format are written down in the chat.
• The deadline works for both sides.
• The price is right, and the creator has seen their net amount.
• Usage rights and where the content will be posted are agreed.
• You both know how many rounds of changes to expect.

After the collaboration

• Leave a review, so the next brand or creator can decide faster.
• Work together again: the chat keeps everything you agreed last time.