Are brands doing more deals through platforms like; later social and aspire? If so, is it because due to it being so many creators out there now? Or a way to not pay creators like they did a few years prior?

A copy of the email below Good day! My name is Jeremy Macé, Head of Digital Marketing at Balmain®️. We’re currently expanding our global presence, and our latest fashion collections mark a significant milestone for the brand. I recently came across your profile and was impressed by your content and presence you have true model potential. We are currently looking for local brand ambassadors who can represent Balmain®️ with authenticity and style, and we believe you could be a perfect fit. Before we share more details, we’d love to know: Your rates per post or campaign The social media platforms you're active on If you're interested in this opportunity, please let us know so we can move forward with the next steps. Best regards, Jeremy’s Macé Head of Digital Marketing Email address [email protected]

Does anyone use facebook as a way to link affiliate items? I just posted one and wanted to see anyone else experience using Facebook as a way to promote affiliate links. The link shows up on the video

Hey everyone 🤍 I’d love your thoughts on something I got a campaign offer through the Upfluence platform (not directly from the brand) for L.A. Colors — $200 for 1 video + 3 stories. At first I thought it was straightforward, but after reviewing the agreement, it actually includes lifetime, global usage rights across paid ads + all channels. Given that scope, would you still consider $200 fair at my current stage, or would you typically negotiate in this case? They also gave me the option to submit a counteroffer, so I’m trying to figure out if it’s worth negotiating.

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