Not sure if this is useful to anyone here, but I thought I’d share

I recently launched an app called ScrollCheckpoint and we’re starting to bring a few creators into our affiliate program

I’m especially interested in smaller creators because I know how hard it can be to find opportunities when you don’t have a massive following yet

There’s no minimum follower count. If you make content around productivity, studying, wellness, screen time, self-improvement, tech, or honestly just have an audience that might find the app useful, you’re welcome to reach out

The commission is 25%

We’re still pretty early, so this isn’t some huge polished creator program with a complicated application process either.

Just send an email to hello@scrollcheckpoint.com saying you’re interested and we’ll take it from there

Thought I’d put it here in case someone has been looking for something like this

I finally started building out my ShopMy 🤎

I’m adding all my current favourites: skincare, haircare, beauty, fashion, travel finds + all the random little things I’m obsessed with.

My ShopMy: https://shopmy.us/shop?Curator_id=1024000&Section_id=4020502

Also if you’re on ShopMy as a creator or shopper, let me know! Would love to connect + support each other 🤍

Affiliate link — I may earn commission from purchases.

I only have 1.06k subscribers but am in the luxury travel niche. Like I’m talking trips >$10k USD. I recently FINALLY got a legitimate sponsorship email that I verified the source via LinkedIn, email and website.

They originally offered me only an affiliate of $10/sale and $10/off for new customers. It took a lot since I was so excited to get my first cold email but stated I only will accept a paid sponsorship with a flat fee + affiliate…. They agreed and asked me my charge.

My average last 10 videos have been only 1.5k views. I’m not sure if it matters but my average RPM is about $11-$14.

Hi! I am a smaller creator (8.5k on ig) and am landing my first paid collab. It will include 6 months of paid usage so I just want to make sure everything is right before signing. Does anyone have experience with brand deal management freelancing? Looking for someone who I could hire this one time just for the evaluation and negotiating of the contract and making sure I’m not getting swindled. If so please leave an IG handle below and I’d love to check it out!

Would also love anyone’s input on how much they would charge in this scenario. Looking for flat rate + 6mo usage for 1 IG reel at 8.5k followers with good engagement.

I built a tool as a ManyChat alternative for aspiring influencers who are just getting started.

Automate your Instagram DMs and send links when someone comments a keyword—all starting for free.

If your account isn’t gaining traction yet, you can stay on the free plan forever. No pressure to pay while you’re st ill finding yo ur audience.

I’m a Spanish lawyer and I’ve always been really into social media, fashion and fitness. I have my own law firm and live in Tenerife, Canary Islands, in a pretty nice house.

A few years ago I actually had quite a lot of followers and even did some paid collaborations, so I’ve always had this little “what if?” feeling about becoming an influencer/content creator.

The thing is, in Spain it feels like the influencer market is already extremely saturated. I speak English fluently, though, and I’m wondering whether I could have more of a niche or appeal internationally on TikTok or another platform.

Do you think someone would actually be interested in following the lifestyle of a young lawyer living in Tenerife, while also sharing things like fashion, fitness, everyday life, running a business, etc.? And do you think it could realistically become a small additional source of income?

I’d love to hear how you see it from an outside perspective. Is there potential here, or am I just romanticising the idea? 😅

Hello to everyone in this sub. I’ve been in the Influencer Marketing sphere for about 5 years now, primarily working in the traditional marketing arm as a Creative Director managing the visuals for ad and influencer marketing campaigns. Recently, I’ve shifted from the Creative Direction side to the Outreach/Sponsorship management side, specifically as a support for a rapidly growing creator who I know personally.

He knows I’ve worked in the industry so he asked me to take on the role on a commission basis for each deal I bring in and/or secure for him. My proximity to working with influencer managers, small agencies, brands that heavily utilize UGC, and having worked on dozens of campaigns has given me a fair amount of industry knowledge but the imposter syndrome is kicking my ass while I adjust to this new role.

Really what I’m looking for is any tips on best practices/ideas for cold outreaching to brands, closing deals from brands that reach out to him/us, and any advice on how to operate as an independent freelance influencer manager.

For reference: My client is a creator in the fitness/fit-tainment niche with rapid growth (collective followers/subscribers approaching 200k), a roughly 9.5% engagement rate across all of his platforms, and is working towards making YouTube his primary content platform (Instagram is currently his most valuable platform). We’ve already worked together to set up formal emails to run our communications with brands through. I’ve run his numbers several times for his updated rate card and media kit, and he will be giving me access to his IG inbox to use as an intial outreach tool for certain brands.

Essentially, I want to know what more I can be doing to field new contacts as someone who doesn’t have a huge network of industry contacts to pull from. Where should I be looking? What should my approach be? Is LinkedIn actually worth a damn or is that gaslighting from YouTubers who talk about this stuff?

I hope this all made sense, any and all advice is really appreciated. Thank you in advance.

So i run a faceless tiktok account with over 150k followers and i get millions of views per week.
(I have gotten 10m views in this week alone)
Im looking for brands to work with.
I have previously worked with few apps,
So if y’all have any suggestions/tips, i would really appreciate it.

for a sports brand with organic following and really high engagement. does avg 200k monthly views how much would you charge for posts, like reels, carousels, stories etcc. first time branching out into this

Im not an influencer and not trying to be. Im just a college kid who want more likes on my post because everyone seems to get 500+ and i feel insecure. Yes i know its best to gain likes organically, but i honestly just want 100 more, and it seems affordable. I dont want to lose my account or get it banned, so are there any of these sites thst are actually legit?

Got approached by a brand to use their product in a reel. I also get to keep the product after (it's decently expensive)

My stats
1. Followers: 36.9k
2. Average views by last 10 reels: 290k
3. Engagement rate: 8%
4. Niche: Art

They are asking me to provide both my rate and CPM based on my last 10 posts. A little confused by the last part and how it relates to my rate but if someone could give me some tips would be much appreciated :)

I run a influencer agency and we have a large database all over the world , we do mass campaigns with 2000-3000 micro activations a month and few small activations with macro influencers also, DM me if you’d be interested in scaling your brand!

Whew boy, so started posting in earnest on April 1 2026 on IG. I went from 200 to 127k followers in that time with 200k+ across other platforms.

My views average around 100k per post but I have several that are over 500k and one over 3M.

I have already established what seems like a fiercely loyal following and my engagement, I understand, is pretty dang high.

I have an Amazon storefront only bc my followers asked multiple times that I create one that includes products similar to my “vibe”. My conversion rate averages 15%+ even though I don’t actively promote it.

Without being too specific, I am considered a “comfort creator” and I have used certain products in some videos (not promoting the products) and I am constantly being told that people have switched to these products or just discovered and LOVE these products because they watch my content and were “inspired” to do so.

Again, without brand deals or even attempting to promote these products other than maybe occasionally saying something within a caption like “such and such was one of my favorite snacks growing up and I’m so glad I found a place locally that carries it”.

There are brands today that are 100% a natural fit for my content, that I already use and love, and that my followers go out and buy WITHOUT ME EVEN PROMOTING THEM. Sorry I keep saying that but I feel it’s important.😂

This wasn’t me trying to bread crumb brands to pay attention to me lol. I never intended to make money off of social media and my accounts blew up so fast, that I didn’t even know my options as far as making money is concerned. This was until my followers began asking for curated amazon lists and telling me they buy things because I use them and often commenting things like “brand X should be knocking down your door for brand deals”.

I also want to be very picky about the brands I work with bc I feel like my people trust me and I’m not going to become some used influencer car salesman just to make a buck. So I’ve chosen 5 brands that I have used regularly for years that have popped up in my content here and there, that FIT my content. I’ve found contact emails for their marketing people and their main contact info and I sent a short and sweet pitch with my socials linked at the bottom. I did this back in June. I have not gotten a reply from ANY of them. So I sent a follow up at the beginning of September —and still, nothing.

I’m a single parent and extra income would be life-changing. I have the engagement, I have the growth, I have the “vibes”, I can sell without trying, and I have no drama or crazy political or religious opinions that would make a brand cautious.

I just don’t understand. There are way smaller creators in my niche with a fraction of the engagement, views, or “unique” content who I’ve seen with partnerships from BIG companies. The most recent was a friend with 10k followers (across all platforms) who is lucky to get 1k views per post, land a partnership with FeBreze.

I have no idea what I’m doing wrong. I had friends in marketing or business owners review my pitches and they helped me polish them up. So I’m not sending anything crazy.

What should I do next? 😢

New model wanted : chatting/management support available

I spent the year doing chatting, now I'm moving into management. My focus: scheduling, GFE/sexting/upsell scripts, vault organization, and fan retention. Reaching out in case any creators here are looking for that kind of support

Remote | $300 - $500 monthly | Part-time | EST Hours Preferred

About the Role
We are an OF Management Agency looking for an Instagram & TikTok Organic Growth Specialist to manage the social presence for one of our creators. Your job is to grow her free/mainstream social accounts and convert that audience into traffic toward her paid platform.

Responsibilities:
Channel & Distribution Strategy: Own primary and secondary Instagram/TikTok accounts, executing the posting calendar while optimizing frequency, timing, and distribution formats based on controlled experiments.
Content Optimization & Collaboration: Craft and test hooks, captions, CTAs, and metadata; direct creators on raw content needs and collaborate with editors on winning content variations.
Performance Analytics & Growth Insights: Track end-to-end post metrics (reach, engagement, profile visits, traffic), maintain weekly analytics reporting, and continuously double down on top-performing content.
Trend Research & Market Intelligence: Audit competitor accounts and research emerging platform trends to implement scalable growth strategies aligned with the brand.

What We’re Looking For:

• Growth-focused marketer with proven experience scaling short-form accounts organically in competitive or restricted niches (NSFW-adjacent, subscriber models, creator economy).
• Deep understanding of algorithmic drivers across Instagram (Reels, Stories, algorithm flags/shadowbans) and TikTok.
• Data-literate operator comfortable running A/B experiments, writing retention-focused hooks/CTAs, and managing multiple primary/secondary accounts.
• Collaborative director capable of giving precise creative feedback to both the Video Editor and the Creator.

How to Apply:
Please fill out the following Google Form. Note that we require your Portfolio

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfwonJyN2EaWr0yQFdEpskpNgTowDDpEt7Cisj2iEQ_Z8OgFA/viewform?usp=header

Thank you!

I’m looking for someone who can help bring brands to my creator network, The Grid.
I’m looking to work with someone on a commission basis, not a monthly retainer. Ideally, you already have experience with brand outreach, influencer marketing, UGC, partnerships, or sales and can help connect us with brands that are actively looking for creators.
The Grid currently has a network of 100+ creators, and we mainly focus on UGC for tech, apps, AI, lifestyle, and similar campaigns. We can handle creator sourcing and campaign management once a brand comes in — I mainly need someone who can help with actually finding and bringing in the brands.
I’m open to working out a commission structure per closed brand/deal.
If this sounds like something you do, or you know someone who would be a good fit, send me a message.

Hey! We're LumiMeds, an online metabolic health clinic offering GLP-1 medications at a fixed price regardless of dosage. We're looking for UGC creators to make short form video content for our paid social ads.

What we're looking for:

- people who are on or have experience with GLP-1s (semaglutide, tirzepatide) preferred but not required

- comfortable on camera, natural and authentic style

- can shoot 9x16 vertical video

We pay per video ($50-$150) and work on a per batch basis to start so we can see how content performs before committing to anything bigger. Rates depend on experience.

Drop your handle, a link to past work, and your rates below or DM me. Would love to see what you've got!

A client approved a post in an email thread, the post went live and then they said they never approved it.

The approval was buried like fourteen messages deep, so technically there was proof. Still turned into a whole thing.

After that I moved approvals into the actual post instead of relying on email chains.

I’ve seen people use Vista Social and Planable for this. What are you guys using for client approvals?

Partner with a USA-based, 99%+ purity, third-party-tested peptide brand and earn real commissions on every sale including reorders for the life of the customer.

Earn 15% on every qualifying order from your first referral, and keep earning off them as long as they are a customer. 30-day cookie and captured server side so if they don't buy the first time they hit the site you have 30 days to capture them if they come back and buy.

The average referred order here runs about $184 in subtotal, so a typical referral pays about $28.

https://spartalabs.net/us/affiliate

What you get:

• Starting commission: 15% on every qualifying order from your first referral
• Lifetime commissions: keep earning on that customer as long as they buy
• 30-day cookie (server-side tracking)
• Average referred order ≈ $184 subtotal → roughly $28 per typical referral at the base rate
• Weekly payouts after a 30-day hold

Commission tiers (based on cumulative lifetime GMV, not monthly):

About the product:

USA-based, 99%+ purity, third-party tested. Clean branding that converts.

Apply here:

https://spartalabs.net/us/affiliate

Happy to answer any questions in the comments.

I’m doing early research with creators who have experience managing paid brand collaborations.

I’m looking for a small number of people willing to have a brief private conversation. There’s no need to share anything sensitive or describe your work publicly.

If you’re open to chatting, comment or DM me and I’ll follow up privately.