Campaigns
From invite to approved post — what happens at each stage and what you do.
- Your campaign timeline, step by stepThe tracker on each campaign shows exactly what you owe and who you are waiting on. The steps vary by campaign.
- Accepting or declining an inviteRead the brief first. Accepting is not a guarantee of a spot — the brand still confirms its roster.
- Reading a campaign briefEvery field in the campaign details, and what each one commits you to before you hit accept.
- Creating and submitting your contentUpload your content for review before you post. Nothing should go live on your channel until it is approved.
- Concepts, raw files and imagesSome campaigns add a concept round before you shoot, or ask for raw footage and stills after your content is accepted.
- Spark and Partnership ad codesSome campaigns ask for an ad code so the brand can put paid spend behind your post. Nothing is added to it — it runs exactly as posted.
- Rounds of edits: how many revisions to expectBriefs can cap how many revision rounds a campaign includes. Check the number before you accept.
- When a campaign closesOnce a campaign completes or your invite is paid, the submission form closes and you can no longer upload or edit.
- When changes are requested or content is rejectedChanges requested means edit and resubmit. Rejected means the submission did not meet the brief.
- Posting and submitting your post URLOnce the campaign goes live, post the approved content on your channel and paste the URL back into the campaign.