We love our clients, and we want to make sure we have the cream of the crop as our creative team. Here are some awesome pointers you should consider before applying to campaigns on Cohley.
Tom Logan
September 10, 2018
April 11, 2024
We love our clients, and we want to make sure we have the cream of the crop as our creative team. Here are some awesome pointers you should consider before applying to campaigns on Cohley.
DO: Read the creative brief before applying to a campaign
The creative briefs are set up to allow creators to quickly understand timelines, campaign requirements, and the outlined budgets.
Reading the creative brief allows creators the understand if the project is within scope, and if it makes sense to apply.
DON’T: Apply to campaigns that are out of scope
If the campaign brief states the brand is only looking for creators in a specific location, and you do not live in that location, do NOT apply.
If the campaign brief specifies they are only looking for gender specific content, and you cannot create that type of content, do NOT apply.
If the budget for the campaign is not within, or close to within your expectations, do NOT apply.
DO: Send a thoughtful message when you apply to a campaign
Example 1: "I have been following your brand for a long time, and love how I can use the product both while I’m on the go or in a more formal setting. I’d love to work together and create some awesome content for you!"
Example 2: "I see you’re looking for creators based in rural locations, and I have an upcoming trip to Tahoe that would be a perfect backdrop to create some content."
Example 3: "It looks like you’re looking to generate some pet-centric content, and I have 3 dogs I would love to feature in my photos"
DON’T: Mass apply to campaigns
Brands can tell when you’ve applied to their campaign multiple times with the same copy and pasted message.
A lot of companies are managing multiple brands on Cohley, they know when you apply to multiple campaigns with the exact same message.
