Describe your brand, platform, or creator program. Makeform turns the brief into an application that collects channel links, niche, audience statistics, content samples, rates, availability, and campaign preferences for review.
Route creator applications to Slack, Google Sheets, and Zapier.
Sample prompts for the builder
Choose a complete prompt, adapt it to your program, or send it into the Makeform builder. The field structure is an example you can edit.
Audience
Creators applying for a product campaign
Format
Multi-channel application with portfolio uploads
Prompt size
226 chars
Example form structure
Multi-channel application with portfolio uploads
Creator name, email, and location
Primary niche and active channels
Profile URLs and audience statistics
Recent work and media kit
Rates and campaign availability
Suggested routing tags
Ready to review
Request media kit
Not a fit
Ask for profile URLs and a recent post link, not only usernames. Reviewers can open the creator's work without searching across platforms.
Step 1
Apply
channels, niche, stats, and samples
Step 2
Qualify
required details and program fit checked
Step 3
Review
team compares work, audience, and availability
Step 4
Follow up
shortlisted creators receive the next brief
Why use an application form
A structured application gives reviewers the same useful details for every creator, while still leaving space for voice, creative ideas, and portfolio work.
Collect each channel, niche, audience statistic, and availability in consistent fields so reviewers can compare applicants without decoding different media-kit layouts.
Show video-view questions for video creators, newsletter metrics for writers, and portfolio uploads for UGC applicants using conditional paths.
Send complete applications to one inbox or spreadsheet, add internal status tags, and notify the right campaign owner when a promising creator applies.
Programs this form can support
The information needed for a one-off product launch is different from an ongoing network. Start with the closest workflow and edit the questions.
Evaluate niche alignment, audience profile, past sponsored work, creative approach, rates, and campaign dates before requesting a full proposal.
Ask about community focus, publishing rhythm, learning goals, languages, and interest in events or peer collaboration.
Focus on production style, camera setup, editing skills, sample deliverables, turnaround time, and pricing instead of follower totals.
Collect coverage plans, event experience, audience geography, access dates, equipment, and expected publishing windows before allocating passes.
Build your workflow
Describe the program in plain language, check the generated questions, and publish a link creators can complete from any device.
Name the campaign, target niche, eligible locations, channels, deliverables, timing, and the evidence your reviewers need to assess fit.
Require full profile URLs, separate counts from rates, and reveal platform-specific questions only after an applicant selects that channel.
Share the application link in your creator call, embed it on a program page, and notify the campaign owner when a response arrives.
Filter submissions by niche, region, channel, availability, or status, then contact shortlisted applicants with the next-stage campaign brief.
Application vs inbox outreach
Direct messages are useful for an introduction, but a form is better when many creators need to provide the same decision-making information.
Field guide
Collect enough detail to assess relevance and execution without turning the first stage into a full campaign proposal. Explain why sensitive or optional details are requested.
Creator profile
Collect the applicant's preferred name, contact, location, languages, and short bio. Leave billing details for creators who advance.
Channels
Ask creators to select their channels and paste full profile URLs. Use conditional fields for channel-specific links.
Audience statistics
Add context to follower totals with recent averages, reporting periods, audience geography, and platform-relevant measures.
Work samples
Request a few relevant examples. Use links for public work and uploads for a media kit or private sample.
Campaign fit
Invite a short creative response covering the applicant's angle, formats, brand familiarity, and community fit.
Commercial readiness
Collect availability, turnaround, rates, and preferred contact method. Save shipping and payment setup for later.
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Open toolFAQ
Practical answers for brand and platform managers setting up creator intake.
It is an online intake form for creators applying to a campaign, program, roster, or event. It gathers channels, niche, audience, samples, rates, and availability for consistent review.
Include contact details, niche, channel URLs, relevant audience statistics, work samples, campaign fit, availability, and rates. Add conditional questions for selected platforms.
Ask for measures that match the channel and decision. Combine scale with recent views, reach, opens, listens, or engagement, plus the reporting period.
Yes. Add uploads for media kits or private samples and URL fields for public work. State accepted file types and sizes in the instructions.
Yes. Conditional logic can show video statistics, newsletter measures, or UGC production questions only when the matching channel is selected.
Yes. Makeform provides unlimited free forms and responses for generating, editing, publishing, and accepting applications. The paid tier removes the Makeform badge.
Define a scorecard for niche, audience, work, creative fit, timing, and budget. Tag each status consistently and keep reviewer notes separate from applicant fields.
Yes. Update the introduction, dates, eligibility, deliverables, and fit questions while keeping stable creator-profile sections. Use a campaign identifier for reporting.
Replace scattered creator pitches with structured applications.
