Pick your niche and where you post. See which brands on Fluencify's public list fit what you make, and why each one is there.
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A brand deal starts with the right brand. Brands look for creators whose videos already speak to the people they sell to, so a creator who films skincare routines is a natural fit for a skincare brand and a stretch for a car brand.
The brand matcher compares your niche, and the platforms you post on, with the brands on Fluencify's public list. Brands in your niche come first, then brands in niches close to yours, and each one comes with the reason it is on your list and a link to its page.
The brands come from Fluencify's public brand list, the same one /campaigns shows: a brand's name, niche, the platforms its campaigns post on and how many campaigns it has open. Brands appear there only after they agree to be listed, and the list is refreshed within the hour when that changes. Pay, the brief and where a campaign is open stay behind sign-up.
Your answers stay in your browser: the matcher downloads the public list and does the matching on your device. Which niches count as close to each other is Fluencify's own judgement of where audiences and products overlap, not a measurement.
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Niche first: a brand in your main niche scores highest, then one in your second niche, then one in a niche close to yours. Among those, a brand whose campaigns post on the platforms you use comes first.
The matcher only shows brands on Fluencify's public list, and a brand joins that list only when it agrees to. A brand does not have to be listed to post gigs, so there are more to see once you sign up.
No. Pay, the brief and where a campaign is open are shown after you sign up, not on public pages. The matcher uses the same public facts as the brand pages on /campaigns.
Yes. Pick a second niche and the matcher looks at both, with your main niche first. Niches close to either one are included as worth a look.
Open the brand's page to see its open campaigns. Sign up free to see the brief for each gig and apply with your videos.
Brands post UGC gigs and you apply with your videos. Your saved results stay with your account.
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