1. The content has already been user tested. Based on your campaign results, you’ll know which pieces of content had successfully elicited a response from an audience.2. Many brands face a content shortage problem. By working with creators, you’ll have access to a high volume of quality, authentic content.3. Reusing creator content is cost-effective. In our campaigns, we found that content created in campaigns can be up to 10x cheaper than content created in professional creative studios.
You must have the rights to creator-generated content before redistributing them in paid ads. If you don’t have the creator’s consent to reuse the content, you may be in breach of copyright and intellectual property rights. The creators you work with own the copyright and content created in the collaboration, unless otherwise indicated in the campaign brief.To obtain the rights to use creator content, you can add a Content Usage Rights clause to your campaign brief. This can be done in the Step 2: Brief step of the campaign creation process. You’ll be able to indicate what type of Content Usage Rights you’d like to have.There are 4 options:
When creators complete their booking requests, they’re required to upload links to their sponsored content. The content will then be shown in the Content Library.
By clicking on a photo you’d like to use in an ad, you’ll be given the option to push the photo directly to Facebook or download the photo. Here are 2 ways you can set up ads from the Content Library:
To do this, click ‘Push to Facebook.’
To locate the content in Facebook Ads Manager, click on the menu, then Assets > Images.
The content will be shown in the Asset Library.
You’ll then be able to set up ads, as usual, and you can select creator content as your ad image during the campaign setup process. This is how an ad with creator content would look like:
If you're setting up paid ads on other social media channels (ie: Snapchat), you can download creator content from the Content Library by clicking 'Download Media.' You'll be able to re-upload the content during the campaign set up process.
If a creator you’re collaborating with has access to Instagram’s Paid Partnership tag, you can boost the creator’s content directly on Facebook. The Paid Partnership tag is available for larger accounts, and it isn't clear how you can gain access to it. Those who have it can show a ‘Paid partnership with (BRAND)’ tag above their sponsored Instagram posts. To check if a creator you want to collaborate with has this feature, you can:
If the creator shows up as a profile that can be approved, then the creator has access to the Paid Partnership tag. Once you approve the creator, you will have access to the creator’s insights and content. When a creator tags you in a post, you can view the insights and content in Facebook Business Manager by:
All Branded Content will be shown here. You’ll be asked to review the creator’s post.
Once you approve the post, you will have to option to boost it with ads.
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