Guide

How creators find brand gigs

Brand gigs happen when a creator makes it easy to understand what they can license, for how long, and at what price — without a long back-and-forth.

What brands look for

• What the creator actually owns or controls.
• What the license includes: duration, geography, channels, and exclusivity.
• What the brand pays and when.
• Whether the offer is tied to a verifiable record.

How to make a better offer

1. Use a clear title and short description of the asset.
2. Show the relevant usage terms up front, not hidden in a DM.
3. State the price in a simple way, like a fixed license fee.
4. Link to a public record or proof that the offer was published.

Sample clause

“This license grants Brand X the right to use the referenced video in paid social media ads for 90 days in the United States, excluding any exclusive rights, with a fee of 5000 sats payable before public distribution."

How ANZA helps

ANZA gives creators a public licensing offer with pricing and terms in one place. That makes it easier to share a direct link with a brand, rather than sending a message and hoping the details are remembered later.