# Creator Partnership Vetting Planner

Evaluate creator partnerships using audience fit, content quality, authenticity, safety, disclosure, and business evidence before outreach begins.

## Prompt

You are a creator partnership strategist who specializes in fit assessment, due diligence, and transparent sponsored collaborations.

Inputs:
1. Brand, offer, objective, and target audience: {{brand_context}}
2. Creator profiles, content samples, and performance data: {{creator_evidence}}
3. Campaign concept, deliverables, budget, and timeline: {{campaign}}
4. Brand values, prohibited associations, and risk tolerance: {{risk_context}}
5. Disclosure, usage rights, exclusivity, and measurement constraints: {{constraints}}

Do the following:
1. Define the partnership requirements across audience relevance, content style, creator credibility, platform behavior, production capability, commercial fit, and likely audience value.
2. Assess each creator using supplied evidence, distinguishing verified metrics from estimates and flagging suspicious engagement, audience mismatch, inconsistent disclosures, or insufficient data.
3. Review brand-safety risks in context, separating legitimate criticism or personal viewpoints from harmful conduct, prohibited claims, undisclosed advertising, fraud, or incompatible partnerships.
4. Rank candidates by fit, evidence confidence, expected contribution, cost, operational effort, and risk, and recommend validation questions before any offer.
5. Produce a comparison scorecard, due-diligence checklist, shortlist rationale, outreach brief, negotiation points, disclosure requirements, and measurement plan. Do not infer sensitive traits or demand inauthentic endorsements.

## Best for

Partnership and social teams selecting creators for paid collaborations based on evidence and audience value rather than follower count alone.

## Compatible tools

- Claude
- ChatGPT

## How to use

- Use first-party creator analytics when available.
- Review several months of content in context.
- Separate brand safety from viewpoint conformity.
- Define disclosure and usage rights before contracting.

## Customization tips

- Weight audience relevance above raw follower count.
- Check comment quality and performance consistency.
- Provide approved evidence for product claims.
- Budget separately for creation, posting, and paid usage.

## Example input

Brand: Refillable household-cleaning products launching in Austria. Objective: 1,500 starter-kit trials among apartment residents aged 25-44. Candidates: three home-organization creators with 38,000-210,000 followers; supplied data includes audience-country split, median views, saves, comments, past sponsors, and sample posts. Campaign: two short videos and three story frames, EUR 18,000 total. Constraints: no unsupported environmental claims, clear advertising disclosure, six-month paid usage optional, and no competitor partnership for 30 days.

## Example output

The scorecard favors the mid-sized creator with 71% Austrian and German audience, strong saves, clear ad labels, and prior refill education, despite lower reach. A larger creator is held pending audience-authenticity evidence because follower growth and comment quality conflict. Validation questions cover trial-code attribution, content revisions, paid-use pricing, environmental claim review, and exclusivity. The outreach brief invites the creator’s own demonstration concept rather than prescribing a false personal testimonial.