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How to turn a brief into a shortlist: where to look, which numbers to read, what to check before the first email.
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- Creator discoveryReference Keep a creator list current when handles change Keep creator records connected through handle changes with scoped account IDs, dated profile URLs, and a history table that separates renames from account moves.
- Creator discoveryReference Read audience overlap estimates before combining creators Learn how shared followers change combined audience counts, calculate a hypothetical overlap, and check what estimates can tell you about campaign reach.
- Creator discoveryReference Read follower growth without treating every spike as fraud Compare four hypothetical follower-growth timelines, check platform data limits, and request evidence before judging why a creator gained followers.
- Creator discoveryReference Review a creator's recent posts with a fixed sample Use a declared twelve-post review rule, a reusable audit sheet and a worked example to assess creator content while keeping gaps and sponsorship evidence clear.
- Social listeningReference Review competitor mentions without treating all criticism as opportunity Use a competitor-comment review table to separate stated needs, product tradeoffs and unverified claims before choosing what to investigate or act on.
- Creator discoveryReference Separate brand suitability from personal disagreement Review creator suitability with campaign-specific rules, dated public evidence and a human review path. Includes a worksheet and three decision examples.
- Creator discoveryReference Set a stopping rule for creator research Decide when your creator shortlist is ready for outreach. Use verified fit, campaign capacity and adjustable acceptance assumptions to set a research limit.
- Creator discoveryReference Turn a customer problem into creator search terms Build influencer search keywords from customer situations, everyday language and related activities, with worksheets for three hypothetical products.
