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How Darwin works
for UGC Managers.

Objectives

Start with the campaign you want to run. Darwin helps define the deliverables, budget, timeline, and usage rights, then finds creators who can do the work. Review the scope and terms before production begins.

What is your goal?

Describe your goal. Choose a campaign model.

Audiences

Describe who the content needs to reach. Your agent looks for creators whose work fits your audience and product, from everyday routines to product demonstrations. Compare relevant experience and creative approaches in one conversation.

We’re launching a high-protein snack.

Find creators who fit your audience and product.

Questions

Work through the details that shape the campaign: what to show, where the videos will run, which rights you need, and what counts as done. Darwin carries those answers into the brief and keeps the work connected to the goal.

I’d like to compare creators for this campaign.

Turn the campaign details into a clear brief.

What is your goal?

Describe your goal. Choose a campaign model.

Define your goal

A snack brand is preparing a high-protein product launch. The team needs one hero video, three cutdowns, and raw footage within two weeks.

The content should introduce the product to first-time buyers. Paid and organic usage rights, a revision round, and the delivery schedule are agreed before work begins.

What is your goal?

Describe your goal. Choose a campaign model.

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