Creator Outreach Pro
Shortlists, rates, outreach, and compliance checks
Creator Outreach Pro
Shortlists, rates, outreach, and compliance checks
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SKILL FEATURES Reverse-engineer your creator profile: Start with goals such as promoting a mini program or driving product sales, then determine the creator category, follower range, content format (short video, image-and-text, or livestream), and price range—so you do not start by aimlessly searching for big-name creators. Candidate shortlist: Organize 10–30 candidates using public information, including platform, follower range, category, content style, estimated rate range, recommendation, and official outreach channels (Xingtu homepage, Pugongying creator marketplace, or a publicly listed MCN business email). Rate and budget model: Estimate costs using flat fees, CPM, CPE, and commission (CPS), then show “total budget → creator tier allocation (top-tier 10% / mid-tier 60% / long-tail 30%) → expected impression range,” with platform service fees noted (about 5% for Xingtu and 10% for Pugongying). Tiered outreach script package: Generate four versions—a Xingtu task Brief, a Pugongying brand invitation, an MCN business email, and a first-contact direct message to the creator—each checked for platform-restricted terms. Brief generator: Automatically create a complete Brief covering product benefits, required and prohibited talking points, number of verbal mentions, publishing window, retention period, component linking (shopping cart / LINK / anchor), and data tracking requirements. Three-part compliance check: Check ad identifiability (clearly labeling content as “Advertisement”), platform disclosure rules (mandatory disclosure on Pugongying; disclosure required for product exchanges valued at ¥500 or more), and prohibited absolute claims or efficacy promises. When a risk is found, provide rewrite suggestions. Follow-up CRM sheet: Output fields that can be pasted into a spreadsheet (creator / platform / follower count / rate / outreach date / channel / reply status / script pending confirmation / publish date / acceptance / review data), with support for updating statuses through follow-up questions. Post-campaign review template: Compare views, engagement, conversions, CPM, and CPE with expectations, then build reusable creator whitelists and blacklists. Suggested prompts I want to promote a bookkeeping mini program with a ¥30,000 budget, mainly on Douyin and Xiaohongshu. Create a shortlist and estimate rates. Write a Pugongying brand invitation and post Brief for a low-sugar snack category, and run the three-part compliance check. I have a list of 20 creator accounts. Assess which are worth investing in and how to allocate the budget. For product sales, should I use a flat fee or commission? Compare CPM/CPE estimates for both options. Rewrite this outreach direct message so it does not trigger restricted terms or get treated as spam. How should I review creator content after publishing? Give me a post-campaign data review template and whitelist criteria.
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Why we love this skill
Combines creator selection, pricing, outreach, and compliance into an actionable plan grounded in official channels and verifiable budget models.
Best for
For brands, merchants, and marketing teams planning creator campaigns, outreach, and compliance management.
How to use this Skill
Provide your input
Provide your product or service, promotion goal, budget, target platforms, content format, and collaboration preferences. You may also add a creator list, outreach copy, or post-campaign data.
Run the Skill
Based on your goals, organize a creator partnership plan and generate budget estimates, outreach content, collaboration requirements, and compliance check results.
Review your result
Get actionable creator candidates and partnership recommendations, including rate estimates, tiered outreach scripts, a Brief, follow-up plan, and review framework.
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- v2
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- ReportBriefPlan