Promotion · coming soon

The right product. The right audience.

Brands and products ↔ creators and the audiences they actually reach.

Promotion applies the same engine to collaborations: a structured product profile on one side, a structured creator and audience profile on the other, and an explained score between them.

The problem

Brands buy follower counts and hope. Creators receive irrelevant pitches by the hundred. Audience overlap — the only thing that decides whether a collaboration works — is almost never measured before money moves.

How Promotion will run

1

Input

The product or brand as it really is: what it does, who it is for, what it stands for.

2

AI analysis

Product, category, target audience, demographics, geography, positioning, brand identity and campaign goals.

3

Structured profile

A comparable brand profile, and on the other side a creator and audience profile.

4

Matching engine

Audience overlap, tone fit, category credibility and geography are scored together.

5

Match score

One readable score per creator, visible to both sides.

6

Why it matches

The overlap behind the score, and the mismatches against it.

7

Human interaction

The creator decides whether to work with the brand. Editorial control stays theirs.

8

Outcome

Collaboration, pass or feedback — recorded honestly.

9

Learning

Real campaign outcomes improve later matching.

Both sides of the market

For brands and products

  • Match on audience overlap instead of follower count
  • See tone and category fit before you reach out
  • Understand the mismatches a creator will flag
  • Fewer, better-aligned collaborations

For creators

  • Only see brands that genuinely fit your audience
  • Your editorial control and your no are never for sale
  • Consideration is rewarded, whether you take the collaboration or not
  • Your audience data stays yours to share or withhold

An illustrative match

Product

Sustainable travel product · Europe · eco-conscious 25–40

Creator

Travel creator · slow-travel and rail content · EN/ES audience

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Audience match

Why it matches

  • Audience demographics overlap almost exactly with the product's target
  • Sustainability is already a stated editorial theme, not a one-off
  • European geography matches where the product ships
  • Tone and production style match the brand's positioning

Gaps to discuss

  • Audience skews slightly older than the brand's core segment
  • Creator has no prior experience with physical product reviews

Illustrative example. Not a real brand, a real creator or a real campaign.

Why this is different

Overlap over reach

A smaller audience that truly matches beats a huge one that doesn't.

Explained fit

Both sides see the factors and the mismatches before anyone commits.

Creators keep control

A match is an introduction, never an obligation to post.

Honest outcomes

Passes are recorded and explained, so the next match is better.

What you'll be able to do

These are the real actions Promotion will offer. They're deliberately inert until the vertical opens.

Be the first to know

When this vertical opens we'll announce it inside Spot AI Match. This form is a visual placeholder — no address is stored and nothing is sent.

Placeholder only — not connected.

One account, several profiles

Your Spot AI Match account is the same across every vertical. Today it carries your live Music profile; Work, Business and Promotion profiles will attach to the same account when they open.