Brand Deal Strategy Breakdown (1 min)

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The video provides high-value, actionable professional advice that solves a specific pain point for creators, making the product feel like an essential tool for success rather than an ad.

Summary

The creator explains a strategy for securing brand deals by using a specific platform to identify brands and their competitors' ad strategies. She demonstrates how to use the Facebook Ads Library to see what content brands are already paying for to tailor pitches effectively.

Structure

1Identify the problem of lacking a brand deal strategy
2Introduce Creator Brand Hub as the solution
3Demonstrate filtering brands by industry
4Explain the strategy of targeting competitors
5Show how to use Facebook Ads Library to research ad content
6Conclude with the benefit of tailoring pitches based on research

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Brand deal strategy breakdown for my lovely content creators! Make sure you’re pitching these brands in 2026 (that’s called outbound) #creatoreducation #contentcreatortips #microinfluencers #branddeals #infuencermarketing

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Brand Deal Strategy Breakdown (1 min) Creator Brand Hub interface Filter Brands menu List of beauty brands L'Oreal brand page Google search for brands similar to l'oreal Facebook search for e.l.f. Cosmetics Facebook Ads Library page Page transparency details Meta Ads Library results

Transcript

Content creation is not competitive. You just don't have a strategy. So in this video, I'm going to be sharing with you a very simple strategy that you can use to start getting more paid brand deals. So here's what you're gonna do. You're gonna go on Creator Brand Hub. You're going to go to the brands tab, and then you're going to filter the brand by the industry you want to create for. So let's just assume beauty industry. You're going to look at the list of companies and you're going to pick one to pitch to, right? But instead of pitching directly to that company, you're going to find their competitors. So let's say, for example, you chose this company. What you gonna do now is find a similar competitor and then locate their Facebook page. When you're on their Facebook page, you're gonna go to Facebook Ads Library and look up what kind of ads they're running. This is an important step because it shows you what kind of content they already pay for. And when you pitch them, you're already gonna have that kind of content posted to your page. Good luck!!!