Boost Society (2025)

10/12/2025

There’s a myth in the creator world that a manager guaranteeing you a certain amount of money is a good thing.

It’s NOT.

It’s actually a major red flag.

Because no manager can control brand decisions, budget timing, or approvals.
No one can promise what a brand will spend three or six months from now.
And any agency that says otherwise is using guarantees as a sales tactic to pressure creators into signing.

What usually happens is worse ⬇️

🚩 Creators get pushed into low-quality deals just so the agency can “hit their number”
🚩 Usage and exclusivity get overlooked
🚩 Quick money replaces long-term strategy
🚩 Creators feel obligated to say yes to things that don’t align
🚩 Contracts get rushed and chaotic

Guarantees aren’t ethical.

And they’re not realistic in an industry where budgets shift every quarter.

Real management looks nothing like this. Real management prioritizes transparency, negotiation, and aligned partnerships.

It focuses on long-term growth… not quick wins.
It protects creators legally, professionally, and financially.
And it creates the kind of clarity and structure that brands genuinely want to work with.

That’s why we don’t guarantee revenue.

But, we DO guarantee the systems, communication, and strategy that help creators scale sustainably… without manipulative promises.

If you want support that helps you grow for real, without pressure or gimmicks… comment MANAGE and we’ll send you the details to apply.

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08/12/2025

Don’t let your lack of capacity become your income ceiling.

If you’re earning 8–10k/month from brand deals and everything feels overwhelming, you’ve hit the stage of your creator business where support stops being optional.

Typically at this level, most creators think, I just need to push harder.
But what’s actually happening is much simpler, your business is growing faster than the systems required to run it.

Here’s how you know you’ve hit capacity (even if you haven’t realized it yet):
➡️ You skim contracts because you don’t have the time to understand every clause.
➡️ Deadlines overlap and you’re filming multiple deliverables in one afternoon.
➡️ Your inbox feels impossible to keep up with… and responses slip through the cracks.
➡️ Sponsored content takes over your schedule, so your own content gets pushed aside.
➡️ Wins barely register because you’re too exhausted to enjoy them.

If you read this and related a little TOO MUCH, it means you’ve hit the point where doing everything yourself becomes the bottleneck.

When creators at this level get real management, the entire workflow stabilizes.
Contracts are reviewed, negotiated, and protected.
Deadlines are spaced out with intention.
Brand communication is handled professionally.
Renewals are pitched for you.
And your pipeline becomes clear instead of chaotic.

Brands feel the difference immediately (which is why renewals rise, scope increases, and income becomes predictable again).

If you know you can’t scale alone anymore, it might be time to get support that matches the level of your creator business goals.

DM MANAGE and we’ll send you the details to apply.

04/12/2025

If you want to hit your next level as a creator, study creators who grow because they show up professionally… not just because they post a lot.

And in this week’s 💸 Creators Who Get The Bag 💸 we’re highlighting … a finance creator we work with on the brand side who has mastered something most creators overlook… clarity behind the scenes.

Alex has gone from around 100k to more than 400k, and her growth comes from the value she gives and the way she runs her business.

Here are a few things she does exceptionally well:
📌 She is transparent in a way that builds trust.
She shares her numbers, her salary history, and how she has grown since 2015. Her audience learns something every time she posts… and transparency like that creates loyalty.

📌 She shows up professionally in every brand partnership.
Her content is early or on time. Her questions are clear. Her feedback is thoughtful. Working with her feels collaborative… and brands always come back to creators who make the process easy.

📌 She warms her audience before the content goes live.
In stories, she teases what she is working on and shares little behind the scenes moments. It builds curiosity and primes her audience before the reel drops.

📌 She focuses on value instead of chasing every trend.
Her content is simple, educational, and consistent. She knows her lane and stays in it with intention.

Her growth is fast… but it is intentional.
Her partnerships renew… because she communicates.
Her content performs… because her audience trusts her.

Creators who get the bag are not just good on camera.
They are good off camera too.

They stay organized, communicate clearly, and treat every brand like a long-term relationship.
Alex may not be on our roster, but she is absolutely a creator who gets the bag… and a blueprint for anyone who wants sustainable growth.

If you want support creating this kind of clarity and consistency in your creator business… DM us MANAGE and we’ll send you the link to apply.
P.S. Tell us which creator should be featured next in this series.

01/12/2025

Most creators lose repeat brand deals because the behind-the-scenes of their business is chaos.
And brands can feel it instantly.

They want clarity.
They want communication.
They want professionalism.
And all of that starts with your systems… not your follower count.

Inside Boost, every creator has a ClickUp pipeline that tracks every single moving part of a partnership so nothing gets lost and nothing gets delayed.

We organize:
✅ Content deadlines and timelines
✅ Brand approvals and edits
✅ Contract details and deliverables
✅ Usage and exclusivity notes
✅ Payment terms and payout status

And the full journey of each deal from negotiation to completion.

It is one clean, centralized home for everything.
Creators can open it and know exactly what’s due, what’s approved, what’s paid, and what’s coming next.
And brands feel the difference immediately.
Because renewals don’t happen simply because your content performed well.
Renewals happen because working with you feels easy.
They happen because you communicate clearly… deliver on time… and show up like a professional from the very beginning.

When you have strong systems behind you, brands stop viewing you as a risk and start viewing you as a long-term partner.

They trust you.
They enjoy working with you.
AND they want to continue the relationship because the entire experience feels smooth and predictable.

This is the kind of structure that turns one-off collaborations into six-month partnerships.
This is what turns sporadic income into steady income…
And what turns a creator into a business owner.

If you want support creating that kind of consistency and longevity in your creator business… Comment MANAGE and we’ll send you the link to apply, along with how our team helps creators grow into true professionals.

And we would love to know below, do you have a system?

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25/11/2025

If you want to hit your next level as a creator, you need to study creators like

In this week’s 💸 Creators Who Get The Bag💸 we wanted to highlight Hayley because she has mastered something most creators overlook… depth.

Her content is cinematic.
Her storytelling is intentional.
Her relationship-building is real.
And she has stayed consistent through every season of this industry… long before travel content became the polished space it is now.

Hayley has built a brand that feels lived in… thoughtful… and trustworthy.
And that level of depth pays off in ways creators often don’t understand until they see it for themselves.

Here are a few things she does exceptionally well that you can take into your own business:

🎥 She creates with intention, not pressure.
Her and her husband’s YouTube is high-end because they don’t rush. They create films (not filler), and that intentionality is part of their signature.

❤️ She builds real community.
Her stories feel like a group chat. She replies, she engages, and she lets people into her world. That kind of connection turns followers into long-term supporters.

🫶🏼 She builds deep brand relationships.
She is selective,consistent, and easy to work with. Brands feel her professionalism and her trustworthiness… and they stay.

🛠️ She stays adaptable.
From global travel shutdowns to reopening, from wedding content to everyday storytelling… she has evolved without losing the essence of what makes her compelling.

Depth creates longevity… and longevity creates a career.
Hayley is proof of that.

If you are a creator who wants to grow with the same level of strategy, intention, and long-term partnership energy… comment MANAGE or DM us MANAGE and we will send you the details to apply.

P.S. Let us know which creator you want to see featured next in this series.

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24/11/2025

Brands almost always renew the creators who make the process feel clear, collaborative, and low-lift.

And the surprising part is… it is rarely about performance.

Creators lose deals over small things all the time… organic reposting rights, a simple link-in-bio request, or a minor contract detail that could have easily been negotiated into a middle ground.

And what brands are watching for is flexibility. 👀
Not the kind that sacrifices your value… the kind that shows you understand the partnership.

When a creator puts their foot down over something small, the brand simply moves on.

There are so many creators who can do the job… which means the ones who communicate well, negotiate easily, and know how to collaborate are the ones who keep getting calls.

This is why creators who understand negotiation build consistent renewals… and creators who rely on rigid, all-or-nothing expectations often miss out on incredible long-term opportunities.

If you want to secure more multi-month deals… protect your value… and create partnerships that feel good for both sides, we can support you.

Comment MANAGE and we will send you the details to apply.

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17/11/2025

You know that feeling when you land a new brand deal and it feels huge...
until you’re halfway through filming and realize the hours, revisions, and deadlines make the rate barely worth it?

Let’s talk about it because…

Most creators who are earning 8–10K months aren’t underpaid because they can’t close deals... they’re underpaid because they’re managing too many at once.

They’re spinning ten plates (filming, editing, negotiating, invoicing, approving, posting), and wondering why they still feel exhausted.

Yes, you’re doing everything right on paper... but it’s costing you peace, creativity, and time.

You’re accepting deals fast because you don’t want to lose momentum.
You’re undercharging because you’re scared the brand will ghost.

You’re saying yes to timelines that barely fit into your week because you don’t have the energy to push back.
And that’s the moment you start working for pennies.
Because when you don’t have time to negotiate, brands quietly decide what your time is worth.

That’s what management solves.
We handle the negotiation strategy, the brand communication, and the fine print... so you can focus on creating instead of managing chaos.

We’ve helped creators double their income with half the workload, by building smarter deals, setting cleaner boundaries, and elevating how they’re positioned.

You’ve already proven you can make money on your own.

Now it’s time to make more of it... with support that knows how to turn your momentum into real scalability.

DM us MANAGE if you’re ready to stop working for pennies and start scaling like a business. 💼

13/11/2025

In our Creators Who Get The Bag series, we’re spotlighting the creators who are scaling with strategy, creativity, and trust.

This week, we’re featuring Miriam…a powerhouse creator who’s grown across every major platform and built a business rooted in consistency and connection.

Here’s what she’s doing right (and what you can learn from her):

📲 Multi-Platform Presence: Miriam’s active everywhere…TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Snapchat. That reach gives her huge leverage. When brands want one deliverable, we can upsell to cross-posting and expand the partnership instantly.

🤝 Relationship Building: She doesn’t just show up online. She goes to events, supports other creators, and invests in her community.

💡 Generosity & Long Game: If she believes in a brand, she’ll often repost or share extra content beyond what’s contracted. That kind of effort builds long-term partnerships…not one-off campaigns.

🎬 Creativity & Quality: Her content rarely needs edits. Every campaign looks like a production. It is thoughtful, polished, and true to her. She adds her “Miriam touch” to every brand brief.

📅 Consistency: Miriam posts regularly, keeps her captions and hashtags structured, and treats her format like a brand signature. She’s proof that steady, intentional output builds loyalty.

💬 Engagement & Community: She treats her followers like friends…responding to DMs, staying positive, and nurturing a space that feels personal and genuine.

Miriam doesn’t just post... she builds.
If you’re ready to scale your creator business the same way…with systems, support, and a team behind you, apply at the link in our bio.

P.S. Comment a creator we should feature next in this series!

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10/11/2025

When you’re trusting someone to negotiate for you, advocate for you, and represent your brand... you don’t just need professionalism.

You need a lot of trust.
You need to be fully aligned.
And...you need to know that person has your best interest in mind, always.

I know this from experience because some of the first creators I ever signed are still with me years later.

We’ve been through everything together (flights, weddings, late-night brand calls, last-minute crises), and those relationships have only made BOTH of our businesses stronger.

Because when you truly know each other, you can be completely transparent.

If something goes wrong, you can talk about it openly.
If expectations need to shift, there’s mutual respect and understanding.

I don’t see this as blurring lines... it is really building a foundation that actually lasts.

Of course, not every creator wants that level of closeness, and that’s fine.

But most of the best partnerships happen when you genuinely like the people you work with.

When your manager gets you…your humor, your boundaries, your goals, (and treats your brand like their own).

That’s EXACTLY what we do here.

Every creator we manage knows exactly who’s advocating for them, because we keep everything transparent and honest.

If you’re a creator who’s ready for that kind of partnership, (one that’s built on trust, not JUST transactions)...

Apply at the link in our bio, to explore what working together could look like!

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06/11/2025

If you want to know what top-tier creators are actually doing differently... this is it.

In our “Influencers Doing It Right” series, we’re highlighting creators who are crushing it…not just because of their content, but because of the way they run their business.

This week, we’re featuring , a Chicago-based creator who’s doubled her income in the past two years and built one of the strongest local brands we’ve seen.

Before working with us, Kennedy was making 8–10K months as a micro-influencer. Now, she’s earned over 200K and is on track to hit 250K this year.

Here’s what she’s doing right (and what you can learn from her):

👩‍💻 Authority → Kennedy positioned herself as the go-to Chicago creator. Her bio, her content, her partnerships…everything aligns with that identity.

🤝 Relationships → She understands that longevity beats quick wins. She’s not afraid to accept smaller collaborations or gifting opportunities that build trust and open doors to larger campaigns down the road.

💼 Professionalism → Kennedy communicates clearly, delivers on time, and goes above and beyond.

💬 Authenticity → She continues to post about brands organically before and after campaigns, which strengthens her relationships and keeps her audience’s trust.

📊 Omni-Channel Influence → Kennedy doesn’t rely on one platform. She’s built two strong communities (one on TikTok, one on Instagram), which means she can upsell deliverables, diversify revenue, and stay booked.

This is what it looks like to grow as a professional creator, not just an influencer.

If you want to be the kind of creator brands love working with... lead with value, build authority, and stay collaborative.

P.S. Comment a creator you think we should feature next... and apply to work with us at the link in our bio if you’re ready to build a personal brand that brands can’t stop booking.

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03/11/2025

If you’re constantly stressed about brand deadlines, chasing emails, or forgetting when posts go live... your workflow’s broken.

And that chaos? It’s costing you a lot of money.

Most creators think brand deals fall through because of reach or performance... but on the brand side, the number one reason they don’t rehire someone is lack of organization.

When a marketer has to chase you for a post that was due yesterday, they remember it.

When they open your Drive and see random file names or screenshots with no context, they remember that too.

These small moments add up... and they tell a brand everything they need to know about whether you’re a creator they can trust.

The good news? You can fix it.

Your next focus shouldn’t be creating more content... it should be creating better systems.

A workflow that tracks deadlines, deliverables, payments, and approvals in one place.

A system that keeps you so organized that brands never have to follow up again.

That’s why we use ClickUp with our creators.

Every campaign is mapped out clearly... timelines, assets, captions, stats... everything in one dashboard.
Because when you’re organized, you stop looking like a hobbyist and start showing up like a professional.

And when you make life easier for the marketers managing your campaign... they remember you.

That’s how you turn one-off deals into repeat partnerships.

👇 Apply to work with us at the link in our bio if you’re ready to clean up your process and start getting rehired.

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30/10/2025

If you’ve ever agreed to a brand deal in five minutes flat... this one’s for you.

Most creators say yes too fast. They see the zeros, get excited, and agree before they have any idea what’s actually being asked of them.

And that one, yes? It usually costs them money.
Every brand deal is a negotiation, even when it doesn’t look like one.

Before you say yes, ask questions.
What’s the timeline?
Are there usage rights?
Exclusivity?

Is this a one-off, or could it become a series?
The more information you gather, the more leverage you have.

Because when you understand the full scope, you can confidently quote higher, package smarter, and create content that performs better.

The creators who slow down and treat these conversations like business deals... they’re the ones who build long-term partnerships and consistent income.

So next time a dream brand lands in your inbox... don’t rush to say yes.

Pause, ask, and negotiate with confidence.

Drop YES in the comments if you want more behind-the-scenes tips on how to talk to brands like a business owner.

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