Tazell
There is money
in your unread email.
You are not disorganised. You are looking at a pile where no single email is worth the cost of
facing the whole thing — which is exactly why the money is still in there.
4%
In a neglected creator inbox, roughly four percent of the volume is a real
brand conversation. The rest is what stops you finding it — and in a backlog that size, it is
almost always the brand who wrote last, not you.
01
Backlog
Excavation
Eight targeted sweeps find the unpaid invoices, the lapsed sponsors, and the brands who
named a budget and never got a reply. Nothing is deleted — noise is archived, and stays
searchable.
02
Inbox
Management
Your business inbox, run daily. Deals surfaced within hours, noise filtered, nothing
auto-sent. A human approves every message that leaves your account.
03
Deal
Sourcing
Brands that have already paid creators at your tier — matched, approached, negotiated. The
pipeline stops depending on who happens to find you.
15 min
What the free audit takes. Read-only, and you get a scored one-page report back.
85%
Of a typical creator backlog is archivable noise. It is hiding the rest.
0
Emails sent, labelled, archived or deleted during an audit. Nothing is touched.
Figures describe the method and its calibration, not a past client result.
Free inbox audit
Fifteen minutes in your business inbox, read-only. You get back a one-page
score and the three specific threads worth the most — named, with dates. No pitch
attached unless you want one.
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Tazell
The creator said yes.
Then went quiet.
Most creator campaigns do not fail on fit or on rate. They fail because nobody answered the
email — and the window closed while the brief sat unread.
1 day
Every creator I put in front of you is checked for one thing first: can they actually
reply inside a day or two? Reliability decides whether a campaign ships on time, and
it is the one thing a media kit never tells you.
01
Vetted
Shortlists
Creators matched to your brief by category, tier and audience — and never presented unless
their responsiveness has been checked. No unvetted names, ever.
02
One Point
of Contact
Briefs, rates, revisions and delivery run through one desk, instead of four inboxes on four
different reply schedules.
03
Paperwork
That Moves
W-9s, terms and invoices arrive the day terms are agreed — not chased in week five, once
your AP system has already rejected them.
Brief
Send one brief. Get a shortlist back with rates, tiers and reliability notes.
Flat
A per-placement fee, disclosed to both sides. No percentage of your media spend.
No lock-in
Per placement, not a retainer. Use the desk when a brief needs it.
Where both the brand and the creator pay a fee on the same engagement, it is disclosed in writing to both. Always.
Send me a brief
Tell me the category, the tier and the window. You get a shortlist with rates,
audience fit, and a note on how fast each one actually replies. No fee unless
you book someone.
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