Hi all
I run a recipe tiktok channel that's growing to a large number I've long past 10k followers and I'm not sure where to look for sponsors. I've emailed brands and they don't come back or have already done their deals.
I've also recently published some ebook recipes on Amazon and Patreon.
I've recently started a YouTube channel too which is very slowly growing.
I am based in South Africa.
I would like to know where else I can look for sponsors or deals.
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Instead of looking for sponsors, you should be selling directly to your audience. Are you sending your viewers to buy your recipe book? You should be.
being based in SA might actually be part of the issue, a lot of food brands have marketing budgets locked to specific regions. have you tried reaching out to local brands in your market instead of international ones? regional sponsors are usually way more responsive at your stage.
You can make affiliation for my web app, you take 15% on each sell, https://app.bunkly.co/r/NRE-2TVL its free
Keep doing what you're doing. Start using the brands' products in your videos and tag them, just make it clear it's not a paid ad and you're using it because you actually like it. If your videos get traction, they'll come to you. Go for brands with a big social presence, they're the ones most likely to notice.
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