Write references that explain the job
Add the correct product or app-store links and examples in the campaign brief. Explain what the creator should learn from each reference: a demonstration, opening structure or setting. A link by itself does not communicate which details are mandatory.
- Check that the product is available to the intended audience.
- Open every example without your own privileged account.
- State required talking points and visual rules separately from suggested hooks.
- Confirm language, duration, platforms and delivery route.
Save logistics in the right place
After saving the draft, add private visit or booking details where the campaign provides them. Use those fields for the address, booking process and point of contact. Do not put personal numbers or sensitive access instructions into a public brief paragraph.
Review before launch
Campaign details lock when the campaign goes live. Test the links and logistics before creators commit. If the scope later changes, use the available close and new-campaign workflow rather than expecting a live edit to rewrite the agreement.
Common questions
Can I use an example as an instruction to copy another creator?
Describe the technique or structure you want. A reference is not a license to reuse someone else's footage, music, wording or likeness.
Need a hand?
Use Feedback in your dashboard if a guide does not answer your question. Include the page, what you expected and what happened. Never include a password, API key, account number or private payload.
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