Choose a brief that fits your audience
Relevance is something to demonstrate, not just a label in your bio.
- Review the product, audience, language and region. Explain why the work belongs alongside the content you already make.
- Check the current track requirements in About you & tracks. A large follower count alone does not establish account eligibility or trustworthy audience evidence.
- Review the brand and references before committing. Decline or ask for changes when you cannot make the requested claim honestly.
Schedule the complete assignment
Production, review and publishing each need time.
- Confirm the deliverables, posting dates, revision allowance and any approval deadline in the agreement.
- Leave room for the agreed review before the public post. Tell the brand early if you cannot meet a commitment.
- Confirm exclusivity and usage scope, including any paid advertising. Do not treat an additional platform or version as automatically included.
Keep the record connected to the work
The campaign or booking thread should explain what was delivered and what happens next.
- Use the required disclosure and correct public account. Keep the post live for the agreed period.
- Submit the requested evidence and inspect feedback in the work record.
- Follow each milestone and payout status separately. A successful post does not by itself establish that every contractual or payment condition is complete.
Common questions
Does completing this guide unlock the track?
No. Check the current requirements and your status in About you & tracks. Reading a guide is not verification, certification or campaign acceptance.
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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