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Influencer Marketing: Source, Vet & Secure Brand Deals
Published 5/2026
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 1h 29m | Size: 2.91 GB[/center]
Find and vet creators, pitch with confidence, negotiate contracts, run campaigns, and measure ROI across platforms.
What you'll learn
Identify influencer tiers and match creators to goals, budget, and platform strategy.
Source influencers using manual search, tools, and repeatable shortlist workflows.
Vet creators for real engagement, audience fit, authenticity, and brand safety risks.
Evaluate media kits with a scorecard and forecast CPM/CPE/CPA before signing.
Pitch and follow up professionally to start conversations and secure replies.
Negotiate deal structures, rates, and usage rights with clear, fair terms.
Draft and review contracts covering scope, timelines, exclusivity, and disclosures.
Run campaigns end-to-end: briefs, timelines, approvals, and content management.
Track performance with UTMs/codes and report ROI with actionable insights.
Requirements
There are no prerequisites for this course
Description
Influencer marketing is no longer a "nice to have"-it's a core growth channel. Consider this: 92% of people trust recommendations from peers over advertising. The creator economy is already valued in the hundreds of billions of dollars. And engagement often increases as follower counts go down-meaning nano and micro-influencers can outperform big names when relevance is high.
But here's the challenge: most teams still approach influencer marketing like a mix of guesswork and vanity metrics. They chase follower counts, send generic outreach messages, skip important contract terms, and struggle to prove ROI after the campaign ends.
This course is designed to change that.
How to Source and Secure Influencer Brand Deals is a practical, step-by-step playbook for building influencer partnerships that actually perform-whether you're working in B2C or B2B, inside a brand, or supporting clients as an agency or consultant.
In this course, you'll learn how to
• Understand the influencer ecosystem (nano to mega) and match creator tiers to campaign goals and budgets
• Choose the right platforms and formats (TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube, LinkedIn) based on audience and intent
• Find influencers through manual discovery and professional tools-and build a qualified shortlist
• Vet creators for real engagement, audience fit, brand alignment, and risk (including spotting fraud and red flags)
• Decode media kits, verify performance claims, and score influencers using a repeatable evaluation framework
• Forecast cost and performance using metrics like CPM, CPE, and projected CPA-before you spend
• Write outreach that gets replies, using clear value propositions, personalization, and follow-up systems
• Negotiate rates and deal structures (flat fee, affiliate, gifting, ambassador, hybrid) with confidence
• Protect both sides with contracts that cover scope, timelines, usage rights, exclusivity, payment terms, and compliance
• Execute campaigns smoothly with strong briefs, timelines, review workflows, and content usage planning
• Measure success with UTMs, promo codes, attribution, ROI analysis, and optimization for future campaigns
You'll also see these ideas in action through a real-world case study on Gymshark-one of the most cited examples of influencer marketing done right.
By the end, you won't just "understand influencer marketing." You'll have a complete workflow you can apply immediately to source better creators, secure stronger deals, run cleaner campaigns, and report results that stakeholders care about.
If you're ready to stop guessing and start building influencer partnerships that convert, this course is for you.
Who this course is for
Marketing managers and in-house brand marketers (B2C or B2B)
Social media managers building creator programs
Agency team members running influencer campaigns for clients
Freelance marketers and consultants offering influencer marketing services
E-commerce and DTC founders managing growth partnerships
Startup teams launching products with limited budgets
PR and communications professionals adding influencer activations
Creator partnership and community managers
Entrepreneurs building ambassador or affiliate programs