Creator Criteria
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404-334-5809Your application is your chance to make our job easy. Here's what tends to help for each requirement:
| Criterion | How to show it |
|---|---|
| Based in Atlanta or its suburbs | Name your neighborhood or city and the areas you know well |
| Active on at least one platform | Share a link to the account where your on-camera work is strongest |
| Authentic, not produced | Point us to two or three videos where you're just being yourself |
| Reliable on a schedule | Mention any past brand, client, or freelance work you delivered on time |
| Transportation | Tell us how far you can comfortably travel for a shoot |
| Interest in local businesses | Name the kinds of businesses you'd enjoy representing |
- Follower count. We look at how you communicate on camera, not your metrics. - Fancy equipment. The value is that your content doesn't look like a commercial. Polished studio production can actually work against that. - Being a superfan. You don't have to love car dealerships or dental offices. You do need to represent the business honestly and naturally. - A perfect posting streak. We care more about whether your content feels real than about how often you post. A smaller body of genuine work is better than a large one that feels forced.
Every requirement on this page comes back to what local businesses need from a shoot. They need someone nearby who knows the area, can show up on the agreed day, and can make a real person in their market stop scrolling. A creator who lives across town from the business and understands the neighborhood can talk about it in a way an outsider can't.
The reliability criteria matter just as much. Businesses plan their campaigns around delivery dates, so a creator who misses a deadline holds up the whole plan. Meeting the timeline from brief to delivery is how creators earn repeat work.
Keep it short and specific. The best applications usually do a few things well:
1. Lead with your best on-camera video. One clip where your personality comes through tells us more than a long list of stats. 2. Say where you are. Your neighborhood or suburb helps us match you with businesses nearby. 3. Name your niche. Food, cars, home, beauty, fitness, family life, or something else entirely. Be honest about what you actually enjoy filming. 4. Describe your availability. Weekdays, weekends, evenings. It helps us plan realistic matches. 5. Be yourself in the writing, too. If your application sounds like a press release, it's harder to picture you on camera.
We review your application against these criteria. If you're a fit, we'll follow up when there's a business near you whose audience matches your style. The creator program overview explains the shoot process, and our creator network page has the application.
We match creators with local businesses in their area. You need to be genuinely local, not just willing to travel.
Your application is your chance to make our job easy. Here's what tends to help for each requirement:
| Criterion | How to show it |
|---|---|
| Based in Atlanta or its suburbs | Name your neighborhood or city and the areas you know well |
| Active on at least one platform | Share a link to the account where your on-camera work is strongest |
| Authentic, not produced | Point us to two or three videos where you're just being yourself |
| Reliable on a schedule | Mention any past brand, client, or freelance work you delivered on time |
| Transportation | Tell us how far you can comfortably travel for a shoot |
| Interest in local businesses | Name the kinds of businesses you'd enjoy representing |
- Follower count. We look at how you communicate on camera, not your metrics. - Fancy equipment. The value is that your content doesn't look like a commercial. Polished studio production can actually work against that. - Being a superfan. You don't have to love car dealerships or dental offices. You do need to represent the business honestly and naturally. - A perfect posting streak. We care more about whether your content feels real than about how often you post. A smaller body of genuine work is better than a large one that feels forced.
Every requirement on this page comes back to what local businesses need from a shoot. They need someone nearby who knows the area, can show up on the agreed day, and can make a real person in their market stop scrolling. A creator who lives across town from the business and understands the neighborhood can talk about it in a way an outsider can't.
The reliability criteria matter just as much. Businesses plan their campaigns around delivery dates, so a creator who misses a deadline holds up the whole plan. Meeting the timeline from brief to delivery is how creators earn repeat work.
Keep it short and specific. The best applications usually do a few things well:
1. Lead with your best on-camera video. One clip where your personality comes through tells us more than a long list of stats. 2. Say where you are. Your neighborhood or suburb helps us match you with businesses nearby. 3. Name your niche. Food, cars, home, beauty, fitness, family life, or something else entirely. Be honest about what you actually enjoy filming. 4. Describe your availability. Weekdays, weekends, evenings. It helps us plan realistic matches. 5. Be yourself in the writing, too. If your application sounds like a press release, it's harder to picture you on camera.
We review your application against these criteria. If you're a fit, we'll follow up when there's a business near you whose audience matches your style. The creator program overview explains the shoot process, and our creator network page has the application.
TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, any platform works. We need to see how you communicate on camera, not your metrics.
Your application is your chance to make our job easy. Here's what tends to help for each requirement:
| Criterion | How to show it |
|---|---|
| Based in Atlanta or its suburbs | Name your neighborhood or city and the areas you know well |
| Active on at least one platform | Share a link to the account where your on-camera work is strongest |
| Authentic, not produced | Point us to two or three videos where you're just being yourself |
| Reliable on a schedule | Mention any past brand, client, or freelance work you delivered on time |
| Transportation | Tell us how far you can comfortably travel for a shoot |
| Interest in local businesses | Name the kinds of businesses you'd enjoy representing |
- Follower count. We look at how you communicate on camera, not your metrics. - Fancy equipment. The value is that your content doesn't look like a commercial. Polished studio production can actually work against that. - Being a superfan. You don't have to love car dealerships or dental offices. You do need to represent the business honestly and naturally. - A perfect posting streak. We care more about whether your content feels real than about how often you post. A smaller body of genuine work is better than a large one that feels forced.
Every requirement on this page comes back to what local businesses need from a shoot. They need someone nearby who knows the area, can show up on the agreed day, and can make a real person in their market stop scrolling. A creator who lives across town from the business and understands the neighborhood can talk about it in a way an outsider can't.
The reliability criteria matter just as much. Businesses plan their campaigns around delivery dates, so a creator who misses a deadline holds up the whole plan. Meeting the timeline from brief to delivery is how creators earn repeat work.
Keep it short and specific. The best applications usually do a few things well:
1. Lead with your best on-camera video. One clip where your personality comes through tells us more than a long list of stats. 2. Say where you are. Your neighborhood or suburb helps us match you with businesses nearby. 3. Name your niche. Food, cars, home, beauty, fitness, family life, or something else entirely. Be honest about what you actually enjoy filming. 4. Describe your availability. Weekdays, weekends, evenings. It helps us plan realistic matches. 5. Be yourself in the writing, too. If your application sounds like a press release, it's harder to picture you on camera.
We review your application against these criteria. If you're a fit, we'll follow up when there's a business near you whose audience matches your style. The creator program overview explains the shoot process, and our creator network page has the application.
Real locations, natural delivery, genuine personality. The value you provide is that you don't look like a commercial.
Your application is your chance to make our job easy. Here's what tends to help for each requirement:
| Criterion | How to show it |
|---|---|
| Based in Atlanta or its suburbs | Name your neighborhood or city and the areas you know well |
| Active on at least one platform | Share a link to the account where your on-camera work is strongest |
| Authentic, not produced | Point us to two or three videos where you're just being yourself |
| Reliable on a schedule | Mention any past brand, client, or freelance work you delivered on time |
| Transportation | Tell us how far you can comfortably travel for a shoot |
| Interest in local businesses | Name the kinds of businesses you'd enjoy representing |
- Follower count. We look at how you communicate on camera, not your metrics. - Fancy equipment. The value is that your content doesn't look like a commercial. Polished studio production can actually work against that. - Being a superfan. You don't have to love car dealerships or dental offices. You do need to represent the business honestly and naturally. - A perfect posting streak. We care more about whether your content feels real than about how often you post. A smaller body of genuine work is better than a large one that feels forced.
Every requirement on this page comes back to what local businesses need from a shoot. They need someone nearby who knows the area, can show up on the agreed day, and can make a real person in their market stop scrolling. A creator who lives across town from the business and understands the neighborhood can talk about it in a way an outsider can't.
The reliability criteria matter just as much. Businesses plan their campaigns around delivery dates, so a creator who misses a deadline holds up the whole plan. Meeting the timeline from brief to delivery is how creators earn repeat work.
Keep it short and specific. The best applications usually do a few things well:
1. Lead with your best on-camera video. One clip where your personality comes through tells us more than a long list of stats. 2. Say where you are. Your neighborhood or suburb helps us match you with businesses nearby. 3. Name your niche. Food, cars, home, beauty, fitness, family life, or something else entirely. Be honest about what you actually enjoy filming. 4. Describe your availability. Weekdays, weekends, evenings. It helps us plan realistic matches. 5. Be yourself in the writing, too. If your application sounds like a press release, it's harder to picture you on camera.
We review your application against these criteria. If you're a fit, we'll follow up when there's a business near you whose audience matches your style. The creator program overview explains the shoot process, and our creator network page has the application.
Business clients have timelines. We need creators who are reliable, brief to shoot to delivery within the agreed window.
Your application is your chance to make our job easy. Here's what tends to help for each requirement:
| Criterion | How to show it |
|---|---|
| Based in Atlanta or its suburbs | Name your neighborhood or city and the areas you know well |
| Active on at least one platform | Share a link to the account where your on-camera work is strongest |
| Authentic, not produced | Point us to two or three videos where you're just being yourself |
| Reliable on a schedule | Mention any past brand, client, or freelance work you delivered on time |
| Transportation | Tell us how far you can comfortably travel for a shoot |
| Interest in local businesses | Name the kinds of businesses you'd enjoy representing |
- Follower count. We look at how you communicate on camera, not your metrics. - Fancy equipment. The value is that your content doesn't look like a commercial. Polished studio production can actually work against that. - Being a superfan. You don't have to love car dealerships or dental offices. You do need to represent the business honestly and naturally. - A perfect posting streak. We care more about whether your content feels real than about how often you post. A smaller body of genuine work is better than a large one that feels forced.
Every requirement on this page comes back to what local businesses need from a shoot. They need someone nearby who knows the area, can show up on the agreed day, and can make a real person in their market stop scrolling. A creator who lives across town from the business and understands the neighborhood can talk about it in a way an outsider can't.
The reliability criteria matter just as much. Businesses plan their campaigns around delivery dates, so a creator who misses a deadline holds up the whole plan. Meeting the timeline from brief to delivery is how creators earn repeat work.
Keep it short and specific. The best applications usually do a few things well:
1. Lead with your best on-camera video. One clip where your personality comes through tells us more than a long list of stats. 2. Say where you are. Your neighborhood or suburb helps us match you with businesses nearby. 3. Name your niche. Food, cars, home, beauty, fitness, family life, or something else entirely. Be honest about what you actually enjoy filming. 4. Describe your availability. Weekdays, weekends, evenings. It helps us plan realistic matches. 5. Be yourself in the writing, too. If your application sounds like a press release, it's harder to picture you on camera.
We review your application against these criteria. If you're a fit, we'll follow up when there's a business near you whose audience matches your style. The creator program overview explains the shoot process, and our creator network page has the application.
Most shoots are at the business location. You need reliable transportation to get there.
Your application is your chance to make our job easy. Here's what tends to help for each requirement:
| Criterion | How to show it |
|---|---|
| Based in Atlanta or its suburbs | Name your neighborhood or city and the areas you know well |
| Active on at least one platform | Share a link to the account where your on-camera work is strongest |
| Authentic, not produced | Point us to two or three videos where you're just being yourself |
| Reliable on a schedule | Mention any past brand, client, or freelance work you delivered on time |
| Transportation | Tell us how far you can comfortably travel for a shoot |
| Interest in local businesses | Name the kinds of businesses you'd enjoy representing |
- Follower count. We look at how you communicate on camera, not your metrics. - Fancy equipment. The value is that your content doesn't look like a commercial. Polished studio production can actually work against that. - Being a superfan. You don't have to love car dealerships or dental offices. You do need to represent the business honestly and naturally. - A perfect posting streak. We care more about whether your content feels real than about how often you post. A smaller body of genuine work is better than a large one that feels forced.
Every requirement on this page comes back to what local businesses need from a shoot. They need someone nearby who knows the area, can show up on the agreed day, and can make a real person in their market stop scrolling. A creator who lives across town from the business and understands the neighborhood can talk about it in a way an outsider can't.
The reliability criteria matter just as much. Businesses plan their campaigns around delivery dates, so a creator who misses a deadline holds up the whole plan. Meeting the timeline from brief to delivery is how creators earn repeat work.
Keep it short and specific. The best applications usually do a few things well:
1. Lead with your best on-camera video. One clip where your personality comes through tells us more than a long list of stats. 2. Say where you are. Your neighborhood or suburb helps us match you with businesses nearby. 3. Name your niche. Food, cars, home, beauty, fitness, family life, or something else entirely. Be honest about what you actually enjoy filming. 4. Describe your availability. Weekdays, weekends, evenings. It helps us plan realistic matches. 5. Be yourself in the writing, too. If your application sounds like a press release, it's harder to picture you on camera.
We review your application against these criteria. If you're a fit, we'll follow up when there's a business near you whose audience matches your style. The creator program overview explains the shoot process, and our creator network page has the application.
Car dealerships, restaurants, medical practices, home service companies. You don't need to be a fan, you need to be able to represent them authentically.
Right now we match creators with local businesses in their own area, so you need to be genuinely based in Atlanta or its suburbs, not just willing to travel in.
That's fine. One platform is enough. TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, or any other works, as long as we can see how you come across on camera.
Apply anyway if you're close, and be honest about the gap. If you have questions about fit, you can contact us before applying.