Your boundaries lead
Discuss your limits before work begins and make sure the agreed scope reflects them. Your content and public voice should remain grounded in your choices.
Your brand. Your boundaries.
A management relationship should begin with clear questions, private communication and a shared understanding of the creator’s role.
Stay involved
Understand how strategy, content approval, account work and communication will operate. Ask how decisions are reviewed and who your points of contact are.
Start through private channels
Use the application or booking route for the first conversation. Do not send passwords or sensitive account information through public social messages.
Due diligence
Questions to ask any agency.
Ownership, account access and security should be discussed clearly before you grant access or sign an agreement.
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Who owns the content and account assets created during the relationship?
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Who receives account access, and how is account security handled?
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Which services, approvals and reporting are included in the written scope?
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How are fees, payment handling and any ending terms documented?
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How will personal data and private creator information be handled?
Application data
Share what is needed to begin the conversation.
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See how the process worksStart with a private conversation.
Tell us where you are now and what you want to build. Applying starts a private conversation and creates no obligation.