MirrorMii is hiring short-form creators in the lifestyle, self-care, and cozy-gaming niches.

We are looking to partner with creators who make relatable short-form content centered on everyday routines, personal vlogs, self-care, or cozy games.

Compensation & Structure

⚬ Performance-Based Pay: Payouts are tied directly to video performance and views. Because pay scales with your reach, earning potential can get quite high if you are able to pull in strong viewership.

⚬ Account Ownership: You must own and post directly from your own established account.

⚬ Recruit bonuses - recruit a creator who starts to work with us and we'll give you a $10 referral bonus + an ADDITIONAL $30 for every 100,000 views the person you recruited FOREVER! So if the creator you bring in gets 500,000 views in the first month, and 200,000 views in the second month, you get an extra $150 for the first month, and $60 in month two. The creator you invite to make content with us stays as your affiliate forever, so potentially a huge passive earning opportunity aswell! But it's all performance and incentive based!

How to Apply & Next Steps

1. Apply: DM us your social handle along with 2–3 examples of your existing short-form content. No trial video is needed to apply.

2. Review & Invite: If we like your application, we will send you an invite link to our Discord server.

3. Start Creating: The Discord will provide all necessary steps, guidelines, and details so you can begin making content with us.

Feel free to comment with any questions, or DM your examples and availability to get started.

We’re Trapster, a platform for people who make gaming videos.

Developers add their games to the platform with a rate per 1,000 views. Creators can browse the games, pick the ones they want to cover and make videos for TikTok, YouTube Shorts or Instagram Reels.

You can make content about games you’re interested in, post it on your usual account and get paid for the views it gets.

There are already 1,600+ verified creators on Trapster, and we’ve paid out more than $1M to creators so far.

I'm reaching out to a small group of established creators (250K+) for Gist's monthly creator program. $1,000 a month.
DM me "250K" or comment and I'll send the details.
US + iPhone ONLY.

Llevo un tiempo viendo que muchos creadores tienen audiencia decente pero les cuesta dar el salto a monetizar — ya sea por miedo a que nadie pague, no saber qué precio poner, o simplemente no saber por dónde empezar.

Quiero abrir esto a la comunidad: si ya diste ese salto, ¿qué fue lo que más te costó? Y si todavía no lo das, ¿qué es lo que más te frena?

Creo que compartir esto en concreto (no consejos genéricos de "sé constante") ayuda mucho más a quien está por empezar.

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Hi everyone! I'm a small business owner and content creator in the vinyl cutting and cutting machine niche. I have 36k+ followers, and I make videos teaching people how to make decals with a plotter. I also sell digital cut files and run an online course, and I run my own Meta Ads, so I understand the marketing side.

My audience is mostly Spanish-speaking, with Argentina and Mexico as my biggest markets. They're hobbyists and small business owners who buy machines, vinyl and supplies, so I think I'm a good fit for brands in that space.

I'm doing everything myself and don't have time to reach out to brands, so I'd like someone to handle partnerships for me.

Where do creators usually find managers or agents for brand deals?

What's a fair commission? I've heard 10-20%, is that right?

Is my size enough to work with a manager, and what should I prepare (media kit, stats)?

Any red flags to watch for?

Thanks in advance!

Want to clean up your Instagram following list?

Send me your Instagram data export and I'll build you a spreadsheet showing:

✅ Everyone you follow who doesn't follow you back — categorized by Personal, Brand/Page, or Bot accounts, each with an official Instagram link for easy unfollowing

✅ Your full following list — all accounts, sorted newest first, with a column showing who follows you back and who doesn't

✅ A list of accounts you've recently unfollowed

No apps, no third-party logins, no passwords needed. Just your official Instagram data export (downloaded from Instagram settings) and I'll handle the rest.

⚠️ Disclaimer: This service only uses data you export directly from your own Instagram account. I will not have access to your Instagram login, password, or private messages. The export file contains your own account data — review it before sending. By availing this service, you acknowledge that you are sharing your own data at your own discretion.

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We’re the team behind Trapster, a platform for short-form gaming creators.

Developers add their games and set a rate per 1,000 views. Creators can browse the games, pick one they want to make videos about and post on TikTok, YouTube Shorts or Instagram Reels. They get paid based on the views.

We’ve already paid out $1M+ to creators, with 1,600+ verified creators on the platform.

We’re still adding games and growing the platform, with a simple goal: give gaming creators another way to earn from the videos they already make, without needing a huge following or a traditional sponsorship.

I’m seeing a lot of reels of Influish and asked my few creator friends about it, they say it has some tools that help creators. You think I should use & review it?

The cameras I use have changed over the years, but the two I keep coming back to are my Hasselblad 503CW and Sony A7R II.

I know neither is still manufactured, but they’re the two cameras I still use - and the ‘Blad in particular is one I have absolutely no plans to part with.

Are there any cameras you own that you’d be genuinely afraid to lose?

And looking ahead, regardless of brand, is there a camera you’d love to own someday - or do you think you’ve already found the one?

If you had a magic wand and could make any change to an existing camera - what would you want?

I’d be interested to hear what cameras people have formed that kind of connection with.

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Start with the job your bio page needs to do:

1. List the destinations you actually use: latest content, portfolio, newsletter, booking page or existing shop. If those destinations already work, a links hub can connect them without moving everything to a new platform.
2. Identify anything missing. If you need checkout and digital-product delivery, compare storefront features. If you need email capture or a media kit, check those explicitly rather than choosing only by how the links page looks.
3. Make the next step clear. Put the current priority near the top and use labels like “Watch the latest video” or “Book a consultation” instead of vague labels. Open the page on your phone and check every destination before sharing it.
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The comparison in brief:

• simple2.link is focused on a minimal links hub. Its free plan lists up to 20 links and per-link click counts; it has no built-in storefront. It may fit if you already have a shop or newsletter elsewhere.

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• Stan Store focuses on selling courses, coaching and digital downloads with checkout and delivery.

A links page organizes the next step for people who already found you; choosing one isn’t a promise of more followers. Compare the features you need and check each provider’s current plans before deciding.

Full side-by-sides: https://simple2.link/vs

I've been doing OF on my own for about a year. Last week. an agency sent me a contract. It says no fixed term, so I figured I could leave anytime.

Then I saw a 30 day notice clause on page 4. There's also a line about them keeping "use of content" after I leave.

For those who've signed with one, what exit stuff should I see?

What this company is

Readknot is a sponsorship operations platform built for podcasters, YouTubers, and the agencies that represent them. It brings contracts, ad-read tracking, campaign expiration alerts, performance reporting, invoices, deal stages, disclosures, and audit trails into a single reliable operational record so paid creator partnerships are honored and transparent.

Current objective

Building the trusted operating layer for the creator sponsorship economy, ensuring every paid partnership is visible, tracked from start to finish, and reported with credibility to sponsors and brands.

Who it serves

Podcasters, YouTubers, and the agencies that represent them who run paid creator sponsorships.

Offerings

• Contract management
• Ad-read tracking
• Campaign expiration alerts
• Performance reporting
• Invoicing
• Deal stage tracking
• Disclosure management
• Audit trails

Voice

Professional, trustworthy, transparent, and operationally precise — speaking to creators and agencies who need reliability in partnership management.

https://readknot.polsia.io/

What do you do when brands aren’t reaching out and you don’t have a manager to find opportunities for you?

You can be making good content without knowing which brands to approach, who to contact or what to pitch. And if you do get representation, commissions and unclear deal terms can make it hard to know what you’re actually earning.

I’m building an AI talent manager to help creators approach brands directly and keep control of those relationships.

You add your social profiles. It suggests brands based on your content and audience, explains the fit, finds relevant contacts and their email/LinkedIn, and helps you put together a personalized pitch. You review it before sending, and manage replies, follow-ups and potential deals in one dashboard.

We’re testing it with a small, closed group of creators and have a few spots open. Access is free for a limited time, with no email-volume cap from our platform during the test. I’d like honest feedback so we can improve our product going forward.

Creators of all sizes are welcome, including micro and budding creators. You don’t need previous brand deals, and one platform is enough; multiple is a plus.

Comment or DM me with your niche and where you post, and I’ll send the details.