To be continued. Happy to answer any questions. Made this real quick π
Spark notes:
- Filter by highest follower threshold first until creators show up
- Once you have creators show up, filter by highest GMV threshold that still shows creators
- Vet them, and then continue filtering down the GMV until you have no more creators, then filter down to the next tier of followers
- When vetting check pulse of the account by seeking peaks & valleys in the line graphs (GMV, items sold, video views, engagment)
- An account with a sharp follower jump (like 0 to 10k) likely doesn't have a rabid returning viewers. Usually not a good pick IMO.
- Check 3 featured vids
- Check profile grid for Average Video Impressions, Clarity of Intent and Posting Frequency
- Clarity of Intent (what's their overall vibe? Full send sales content "here are cool finds", or are they full send entertainment/skits with product placement, or are they full send education/inspiring with product placement, etc) Clarity of Intent helps lay down what people can expect when going to their page
- Posting Frequency is how often they post (higher frequency is better)
- Average Video Impressions (ideally you want the average to be between 1k-10k) Really good sign if you see this.
Timestamp for best creator in this session: 6:11
I'll post another video soon going through the "Find Creators" section in the Affiliate Center. This is where I start finding myself analyzing the edits a little more and finding high quality creators with lower follower counts.
I believe posting content organically on your brand's page is an important factor to attracting good creators as well. Your content acts as a guidepost or lighthouse for creators because it helps creators know how to angle their content better so they have a better chance of selling the product. Leads to less creative trial and error on their part.
A little bit of stream of consciousness, but I hope you find some value in this.