The slowest part of creator marketing has always been the start: aligning on a brief, splitting a budget, picking platforms, drafting timelines. In the AI Campaign Studio that whole phase is a prompt.
Second 0: the brief
"Launch our new running shoe to Gen-Z in Berlin, London, and Lagos. $40K, March, optimize for verified engagement and store visits."
That sentence carries a goal, an audience, three markets, a budget, a window, and two KPIs. The Campaign Agent parses all of it — and asks for anything essential that's missing.
Seconds 1–15: the plan
- Budget split across platforms, weighted by where your audience actually engages.
- A creative brief with hooks and angles tuned to your brand guidelines.
- A timeline with invitation, review, and publishing waves.
- KPI targets with predicted ranges, so success is defined before spend starts.
Seconds 15–60: the shortlist
While you read the plan, the Creator Agent scores the network against it and assembles a shortlist with predicted performance per creator. Approve the plan, approve the invitations, fund the escrow — the campaign is live.
Everything after that — submissions, AI review, approvals, publishing, tracking, payouts — runs in the loop you just launched. Your job returns to the two moments that matter: deciding what you want, and approving what ships.