Free Campaign Guide

How to budget, prepare, and plan a Tech creator campaign — before you commit to anything. Short, plain, and free to read here.

1. Budget

There is no fixed price. The price depends on the creator and the scope of the work, and it is written in the contract before filming starts. Usage beyond the agreed period costs extra — never assume reuse is free.

2. Prepare

Have three things ready before you write: your product (with a link), who it is for, and what you want the creator to do. A note about the audience you want to reach and the kind of content you have in mind helps more than a long brand deck.

3. Plan

A campaign runs in four steps, in writing: Brief (you send the product, audience, and goal), Match (AIS Vouch checks creators and sends a short list — you choose, or say no), Deal (contract, disclosure, usage rights, and payment agreed before filming), Launch (the creator publishes with disclosure in place, and you receive the published post and the usage record).

4. Disclosure and tracking

The creator marks the post clearly as a paid partnership, in the video and in the description. Where it fits the deal, the post carries a trackable link or code, agreed in writing before filming — so you can see what the post did.

5. What no guide can promise

Past views do not promise future results. Vetting looks at past performance, but no one can guarantee views or sales — and if no creator fits your brief, the honest answer is a clear no, not a forced match.

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