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Maria

Social media manager and content creator. I have a background in tv and film production so I have a big passion for content creation.

Social media manager and content creator. I have a background in tv and film production so I have a big passion for content creation.

Endorsements

UGC Creator

About Me

York University

film and media production

Toronto, ON, Canada

Interests

Social media
Creative writing
Content strategy

Interview Questions

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Influencer Marketing Lead

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Do you have any experience in negotiation? If not, how would you negotiate down a creator's fee?

I negotiate by bringing the value of the collaboration up in other ways. It could be offering the potential for a long term partnership, more products, etc. Also just genuinely connecting to them and being very nice works too!

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Influencer Marketing Lead

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What do you look for in a creator who has potential for viral content but isn't yet widely discovered?

Engagement! Creators with an engaged community have more potential for vitality and influence.

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Influencer Marketing Lead

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If I gave you $2000 to create viral content, how would decide which creators to collab with? (the more detail the better)

I’d start by defining the goal—whether it’s brand awareness, conversions, or community growth. Since we want virality, I’d prioritize engagement and shareability over just reach. Next, I’d look for micro-influencers (10k–100k followers) and viral UGC creators who consistently get high engagement. Instead of big names, I’d focus on those who create trending content in your niche. I’d use platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and Twitter to find them, checking their past videos for viral potential. For budget allocation, I’d divide the $2000 among 4–6 creators, paying $200–$500 per post, depending on their reach. If possible, I’d negotiate for bonus content (like reposting on their Stories). To boost the chances of virality, I’d focus on content hooks that spark emotion—humor, controversy, or relatable struggles. I’d also time the campaign around trending sounds, formats, or cultural moments. Finally, I’d repurpose the best-performing content across the brand’s own pages for maximum impact.

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