Your first campaign in three steps
Show what makes your product distinctive
Describe materials, production, price and delivery times. Request specific content: a demonstration, everyday use or a collection introduction. Plan samples, shipping and permission to reuse the images.
Choose a creator who fits your brand
Review profiles and applications, then discuss tone, formats and constraints. Follower count is not enough: examine relevant content and the audience information available before selecting a creator.
Connect the content to your store
Choose a clear product page and use the campaign link. Set compensation per click or sale according to your goal. Test purchase tracking if you choose sales; a click does not prove an order.
Fictional campaign brief
Introduce a small scarf collection
This example illustrates campaign planning. It does not describe a client or an achieved result.
- Goal
- Show the materials and send visitors to an available collection.
- Content to prepare
- A worn demonstration, a close-up of the weave and a collection link.
- Result to track
- Validated clicks or attributed sales, depending on the compensation model.
- Agree before publishing
- Stock, shipping times, gifted product, creation fees and content reuse permission.
Keep your margin and production capacity in view
Count samples, delivery and gross creator compensation when estimating your margin. Platform commission deducted from that gross amount is already included; do not count it twice. Keep campaigns within your stock and lead times. Attributed sales alone do not represent your profit.
Agree a budget before collaborating
WeeGlad has no monthly subscription. Set your campaign budget and creator compensation. Creation fees may apply in addition to performance-based compensation. See pricing for platform commission and refund fees; the account and campaign terms apply.
Questions before you start
Do you need an established brand?
You can prepare an offer for a small artisan brand. Your brief needs an available product, a clear landing page and precise collaboration terms. Publishing an offer does not guarantee applications or sales.
Does a gifted product replace compensation?
Gifting and compensation are separate agreements with the creator. Specify the product, any creation fees and performance-based pay. Sending a sample does not automatically grant a publication or permission to reuse images.
How do you choose clicks or sales?
A click records a tracked interaction with the link; it does not guarantee the page loaded. A sale requires a purchase event correctly linked to the campaign. Choose according to your goal and ability to test the journey, then compare results with actual costs.
Prepare an offer that fits your business
Create a brand account to define your offer, budget and expected results. Test tracking before launching the campaign.