For creators

Agreeing how your campaign content will be used

Campaign content can appear on a creator’s account, a brand’s channels or in paid advertising. A clear brief names the planned uses so the creator and campaign team can prepare the right content.

Beatly · 1 min read ·

Name the channels and placements

List where the content is intended to appear. Separate organic posting from paid advertising, and name any use through the creator’s account.

If the plan includes other placements, such as connected TV or digital out-of-home, put those in the brief too. The campaign team can then confirm the formats and approvals needed.

Keep the scope clear

These details belong alongside the agreed deliverables and terms. If a detail is open, ask your campaign contact to clarify it before production.

  • Channels and whether the use is organic or paid.
  • The agreed period and markets.
  • The files, formats and versions to deliver.
  • Any planned edits or exclusivity requirements.

Bring changes back to the campaign team

If the intended use changes during the campaign, tell your campaign contact. The team can check the existing agreement and coordinate any updates with everyone involved.

Keep the agreed scope with the brief so the creator, brand and campaign team work from the same information.

Sources

Related reading on campaign coordination and approvals.

← All insights

Continue reading

Getting your campaign brief ready for production

Your next campaign

Bring us your brief.

Share your product, market and timing. We can discuss the creators, content and measurement your campaign needs.

Talk to a strategist How we work & pricing
Talk to a strategist

Quick contact

Product, market, timing. That is enough to start.

Talk to a strategist →The form. Two minutes, no account.+46 8-407 07 22Stockholm office

A strategist replies within one working day.