Creators meet creators.
A cook and a traveller, a musician and a maker: creators who share an audience often make something better together. We introduce them, and both sides agree first.
How an introduction is made.
Someone asks
A creator or a business fills in the form to ask for an introduction. The request comes to the team, not to the creator.
We ask the creator
We tell the creator who asked and why. The creator decides whether to reply, and does not have to say why not.
We make the introduction
We think you two should talk. One of you makes food videos and the other makes travel films, and many of the same people watch you both. Contact details are shared only now.
- Both said yes before this was sent.
The work is agreed first
Anything a creator agrees to do for someone else is written down before it starts: what, by when and for what.
What we ask everyone to follow.
Consent
Nobody is introduced to anyone without agreeing first. That applies to creators and to the businesses that ask.
Disclosure
Paid work is labelled as paid. If two creators make something together and money or goods change hands, the post says so.
Safety
Keep first conversations on the channels the team sets up. Do not share a home address or phone number until you have met and are both comfortable. A parent or guardian is involved when a creator is under 18.
Respect
No pressure, and no repeated messages after a no. Private messages stay private unless the other person says otherwise.
Reporting
If something feels wrong, tell the team through the contact form.
Say who you would like to meet.
A person reads every request.