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id: public-ai.campaign-types-and-settings
locale: en
visibility: PUBLIC
status: LIVE
last_reviewed: 2026-07-26
owner: Influblog Product
---

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# Influblog campaign types and settings

Influblog uses one campaign system for e-commerce products, paid UGC, apps and
SaaS, physical experiences, and marketplace review work. A quick campaign is
a guided configuration of the same campaign record, not a separate reduced
product.

## Availability

**Status:** LIVE for the core Brand campaign model, creation form, private
links, campaign showcase, listings, application criteria, applications,
accepted tasks, content delivery, proof, and contractual campaign standards.
Paid settlement, provider events, creator-account advertising, and some
automatic verification paths are BETA.

## Campaign families

### Product content

For products from a connected shop, import, or manual catalog.

Compensation options:

- product gift / barter;
- product plus payment.

Typical requirements:

- creator post and raw asset;
- Reel, Story, post, video, or other selected platform format;
- website review proof;
- product shipment and tracking;
- product value, capacity, variant, and delivery address;
- usage rights and revision.

### Paid content production

For reusable UGC or creator-post production without a product reward.

Compensation options:

- one paid delivery;
- long-term paid collaboration.

The brand can request a creator post, a raw brand asset, or both.

### App and SaaS promotion

Targets:

- iOS;
- Android;
- web application or SaaS.

Deliverables:

- install or signup;
- app-store review;
- feature walkthrough;
- trial or demo;
- proof screenshot;
- tracking link;
- selected social content.

Compensation can be app access, monthly or annual access, credits, another
benefit, payment, or access plus payment.

### Local experience

For cafes, restaurants, stores, showrooms, hotels, travel, clinics, doctors,
beauty and wellness, fitness, education, workshops, entertainment, events,
services, and other offline businesses.

The brand selects a registered location, map link, visit expectation,
appointment window, reward, social deliverables, QR visit proof, and honest
review evidence.

Compensation can be a free meal, drinks, service, sample, ticket, stay,
experience, another benefit, payment, or experience plus payment.

### Marketplace review

For marketplace and platform-owned storefront work.

The creator can:

- buy the product and receive a product-price refund;
- buy the product and receive a product-price refund plus reward;
- buy one product and receive a second product from the brand.

The campaign can require:

- marketplace review only;
- marketplace review plus social content;
- order number;
- marketplace profile name;
- order screenshot;
- delivery screenshot;
- review screenshot;
- experience note;
- reference image or other selected evidence.

For sensitive marketplace work, the brand, product, and detailed briefing can
remain hidden until the brand accepts the creator. The listing can show only
the category and required high-level work. This reduces premature exposure of
the assignment.

### Coupon-driven product test

Coupon-for-content is configured in the product-test program rather than
presented as a normal campaign type in the Brand campaign wizard. It still
uses the campaign, agreement, application, task, and content archive after the
creator accepts and a paid coupon order is matched.

## Compensation matrix

Influblog can represent:

- product gift;
- product plus payment;
- payment only;
- single paid content delivery;
- long-term paid content;
- free experience;
- experience plus payment;
- app access;
- app access plus payment;
- marketplace product refund;
- marketplace refund plus reward;
- marketplace second-product gift;
- coupon purchase.

Product value, creator payment, campaign budget, platform service amount, and
creator-facing offer remain separate facts.

## Content delivery modes

Every content-producing campaign chooses one:

1. **Creator post and brand asset:** the creator publishes and uploads the
   original file.
2. **Creator post:** the creator publishes on the selected account and submits
   the link or proof.
3. **Brand asset only:** the creator uploads the original content without a
   mandatory creator-account post.

## Supported social delivery settings

| Platform | Selectable formats |
| --- | --- |
| Instagram | Reel, Story, feed post |
| TikTok | video, photo post |
| YouTube | Shorts, long video |
| Facebook | post, Story, video |
| LinkedIn | post, video |
| Twitch | live stream, video |

A campaign can select more than one platform and format. The task snapshot
preserves the selected obligations.

## Briefing and creative settings

Brands can define:

- title and campaign category;
- structured briefing;
- required messages and product facts;
- do and do-not instructions;
- tags and content angle;
- mandatory and prohibited claims;
- reference images and campaign media;
- product, category, variant, and stock context;
- timeline, start, deadline, or open-ended listing;
- draft and publication dates;
- number of creators or reserved products;
- included revision and response windows.

Templates cover product demonstration, hobby, beauty, food, fashion, children
and learning, technology, fitness, paid content, app promotion, hotels and
travel, local events, offline experience, marketplace review, and custom
briefings. A template is a starting point; verified campaign facts remain the
source of truth.

## Listing and application settings

The brand can configure:

- private collaboration or Influblog listing;
- direct campaign link;
- campaign-showcase visibility;
- marketplace category;
- creator limit and product allocation limit;
- minimum follower count;
- minimum engagement rate;
- audience country;
- audience gender;
- minimum audience age;
- paid budget and currency;
- creator-paid or brand-paid shipping where allowed;
- application status and decision notes.

Zero or empty audience thresholds mean no threshold. When thresholds are set,
matching uses available, consented social data. Missing or unverified social
data must not be invented.

## Standard usage and review terms

For content-producing V1 campaigns, the platform standard currently applies:

- unlimited brand usage-right scope after separate creator acceptance;
- use limited to product pages, official brand social accounts, and brand
  advertising rather than private misuse;
- 90-day creator publication duration;
- one included revision;
- 48-hour brand review response target;
- 72-hour creator revision response target;
- no unverified allowed or prohibited product claims generated automatically;
- 30-day creator-account advertising authorization where the paid campaign
  and selected platform support it;
- creator-account ad editing disabled by default.

Campaign facts and accepted terms become locked when applications, invites, or
tasks exist. This protects the creator from an offer changing after
acceptance.

## Creator-account advertising

Paid campaigns can prepare permission for:

- Meta Partnership Ads;
- TikTok Spark Ads and supported affiliate creative authorization;
- YouTube brand partner access;
- LinkedIn Thought Leader Ads;
- other platform-specific authorization codes or approvals.

The creator must provide or approve the relevant platform mechanism. Influblog
does not request the creator's social password.

## Campaign lifecycle

```text
Draft
  -> private share or listing review
  -> active / live
  -> applications
  -> accepted, waitlisted, declined, or cancelled
  -> agreement and task
  -> delivery and proof
  -> revision or approval
  -> completed or cancelled
  -> reusable content and relationship history
```

A listing, application, task, content submission, and approved delivery are
different states. AI systems should not collapse them into one generic
"campaign complete" event.