Who the content reaches, the countries that matter to your campaign and how closely the topic fits your product.
02
Comparable content
Recent content in the relevant platform and format, typical performance and the way a product could naturally belong in the creator’s work.
03
Practical suitability
Creator interest, availability, existing commitments, product suitability and the scope both sides are comfortable with.
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Evidence before claims
A research lead is a starting point. Participation, rates and permission are confirmed with the creator or their manager.
FROM FIRST BRIEF TO AGREED CAMPAIGN
Brief. Match. Agree. Go live.
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THE BRIEF / BRAND PERSPECTIVE
Start with your campaign.
Tell us about your product, the audience you want to reach, your timing and your budget. A starting point is enough; we can discuss the details together.
Your goals set the direction.
02
THE MATCH / BRAND PERSPECTIVE
Look for the right audience.
We research relevant creators and review how their content and audience fit your brief. Introductions and proposals progress with the people involved.
Audience fit comes first.
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THE AGREE / BRAND PERSPECTIVE
Get everyone on the same page.
Both sides agree the deliverables, timing, fees and usage in writing before committing. Clear expectations give the partnership a stronger start.
Clear terms. Shared expectations.
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THE GO LIVE / BRAND PERSPECTIVE
Keep the moving parts connected.
From the agreed brief to publication, we coordinate the next steps and follow through on the deal.
Here’s an illustrative reporting outline. The final scope and available data are agreed for your campaign.
YOMACREATIVES / CAMPAIGN REPORTIllustrative outline · no campaign data
What actually went live?
Content & date
Publication link or agreed evidence for time-limited content, date and deliverables.
Brief checks
Placement, link or code, sponsorship disclosure and agreed approvals.
Evidence
Published content and a record of any agreed changes.
A booked slot or approved draft is not evidence of publication.
What did the content reach?
Platform metrics
Views, reach, impressions, engagement or listens, as agreed and where available.
Audience context
Relevant geography or audience information where the creator has agreed to share it.
Source & window
Metric source, collection date and the reporting period shown together.
Use the measure appropriate to the platform and format. Availability depends on agreed access; views, impressions and unique reach are different measures.
What can be attributed?
Clicks
Brand-provided tracking links and the agreed measurement window, where available.
Code usage or sales
Brand-confirmed figures where tracking and access support them.
Limits
Attribution assumptions, missing data and any agreed exclusions explained.
Conversions and revenue are reported only when evidence supports them. No sales or return is guaranteed.
WHAT A BRIEF COULD LOOK LIKE
A garden product. A useful demonstration.
Fictional worked example · not a client campaign
Here’s how a starting idea could become a creator partnership. No brand, creator, budget or campaign result is being represented here.
01THE BRIEF
A product with a purpose.
A fictional raised-bed kit for UK home gardeners. The aim is to help viewers understand the product through a useful garden build.
02THE CREATOR FIT
Start with the audience.
Research gardening and DIY creators on relevant platforms. Review comparable content, recent performance, audience countries and content style, then discuss interest and availability.
03THE PROPOSED CONTENT
Show it in context.
An idea to discuss: a creator-led garden build, shared as a Reel, a video or a project post on the platform that fits. Agree the format, call to action, sponsorship disclosure, approvals and any usage rights in the brief.
04THE COMMERCIAL DETAILS
Agree, then measure.
Confirm the budget in GBP, creator rate, brokerage fee, dates and deliverables in writing. After publication, review the live content and the reporting agreed for the campaign.
The scope is illustrative. Availability, pricing and outcomes are not guaranteed.
YomaCreatives is a UK-based, independent sponsorship brokerage connecting brands and creators across social platforms, from the first brief to the agreed campaign.
We work non-exclusively and alongside existing talent managers. Creators choose the opportunities they consider; sharing a channel does not appoint us as its representative. The brief, fees and terms are agreed in writing before either side commits.
No. YomaCreatives is an independent, non-exclusive sponsorship brokerage. Registering your interest does not appoint us as your representative or stop you working with other brands or agencies.
Can talent managers get in touch?+
Yes. We work alongside existing managers and respect the creator relationship. Use the creator form and include your role and any relevant details in the message.
What should a brand brief include?+
Start with the product, the audience you want to reach, a budget and currency, and the timing. If you already know the platforms or deliverables you want, include those too.
Does registering guarantee a sponsorship?+
No. You choose which opportunities to consider, and a sponsorship depends on a suitable brief and agreement on both sides.
When are the terms and fees agreed?+
Deliverables, timing and fees are agreed in writing for each deal before either side commits. Sending an enquiry creates no commitment.