
Influencer Campaign Brief
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Small brands often pick creators by follower count, send a vague message and then cannot tell what the partnership returned. This seven-page plan puts the criteria, shortlist, outreach waves, gifting email and tracking in one document so a founder or marketer can work through them in order.
The sample follows Marlowe Green Studio, a planter and plant-care brand, through a spring launch with 11 creators and a $7,500 fee budget. Replace the tiers and fees with your own, score your shortlist, rewrite the gifting email in your voice and set a tracking code for each creator.
Click Make a copy in Google Docs, then confirm on the Google page. The copy is saved to your own Google Drive.
Replace the creator tiers, follower ranges and fees with your own, and plot your shortlist on the fit and engagement map.
Score each shortlisted creator on the four criteria, then rewrite the three outreach waves and the gifting email in your own voice.
Create a unique code or tracking link for each creator before you send anything, then enter your targets in the scorecard.
Delete the guide page, then share the plan with your team or send the relevant pages to your creators.
Yes. The sample starts with gifting and pays only micro and nano creators. Cut the paid tiers to match your budget and keep the fit and tracking pages unchanged.
No. Marlowe Green Studio, the creators, their audiences and every dollar figure are fictional and only show what a finished plan looks like. Use your own numbers.
Yes. The tracking pages include a disclosure rule and a check that every post carries the paid partnership label or an ad tag, which you can adapt to your market.

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