Hey guys I am going to ask brands about sponsorings and even have one in the process. I want to know what yall ask for when you get a sponsor, like how much you guys expect from a video etc.
For the info I have 26k followers, grow 1k each day, 6million views this month and many comments etc , I am in the art niche. What can I expect from 1 sponsored video?
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Are you asking about rates? If so, it depends on several factors. Deliverables, usage, etc..but a brand doesn't soley care just about price, they want to know what value you can bring to them.
So pitch them an idea of what you want to do for them that gives them value. Tell them how you like X product, and you noticed something about the company or their marketing and you have an idea for them, why you think it's a good fit, and how this would resonate with your audience.
Good metrics! How many views per video is average? I would ballpark a couple grand with what you listed. (I'm a creator in the food & drink niche with over half a million followers on TT.)
Depends on how much the sponsor wants to pay you?
Also, you have to keep in mind your audience when doing sponsors. If your niche is arts and have a growing audience in that. DONT take a sponsor for something like AI unless you want to torpedo your follower growth and audience retention. Do your due diligence on researching about your sponsor.
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