A day in the life of an Influencer Marketing Manager: what changes with these prompts.
Track progress as a memberPriya, an influencer marketing manager at a small agency.
Priya starts Wednesday with a client brief for a skincare launch. She needs five creators who talk about sensitive skin without sounding clinical. She opens ChatGPT and uses the Sourcing and Vetting prompt, adding the brand's tone and a note about past creators who worked well. In ten minutes she has a shortlist to review.
Next she writes outreach. One creator, a dermatology nurse with a small but loyal following, has not replied to a follow-up. Priya uses the Outreach and Follow-Up prompt in Claude, mentions the nurse's recent video about winter dryness, and asks for a quick call. The reply comes back within the hour.
After lunch, a contract arrives with a tricky exclusivity clause. Priya uses the Negotiating Terms prompt in Gemini to list questions she wants to ask before signing. Later she drafts a campaign brief for a creator who needs more direction. The Campaign Briefs prompt helps her turn a vague goal into three clear shots and a caption style.
By four o'clock, Priya has done the work that usually takes until seven. She uses the extra time to call a creator just to check in, no agenda. That call leads to a better idea for the campaign. She leaves on time, with the shortlist, the reply, the contract questions, and the brief all in good shape.
Before
- Inbox full before lunch
- Chasing replies all afternoon
- Contracts read late at night
- Reports rushed at the end
After this course
- Shortlist ready by ten
- Replies come back faster
- Contract questions clear before signing
- Time for real conversations
What you'll learn
- Sourcing and Vetting: Turn a brand brief into clear creator criteria and screen candidates fast with AI.
- Outreach and Follow-Up: Write personalized outreach and follow-ups that get replies without sounding like a template.
- Negotiating Terms: Prepare negotiation talking points, respond to counteroffers, and understand contract language before you sign.
- Campaign Briefs: Turn campaign goals into a brief creators can actually follow, with clear creative direction.
- Content Calendars: Plan posting schedules, chase deliverables, and keep revisions on track across multiple creators.
- Audience Demographics: Make sense of audience data and check whether a creator's followers actually match your target customer.
- Campaign Performance: Turn raw campaign numbers into clear updates, spot problems early, and adjust mid-flight.
- ROI and Compliance: Write client-ready ROI reports and check disclosure and compliance basics before content goes live.
How this course works
- 8 lessonsOne task of your job each, from sourcing and vetting creators to reporting roi and compliance.
- Ready-to-paste promptsCopy, fill in the parts in {{brackets}}, paste into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini.
- Tick and completeTick the prompts you tried and mark each lesson complete.
- Get certifiedFinish and keep the prompts as your own library.