| Platform | Email Newsletter |
|---|---|
| Tools | None |
| Category | Brand Deals |
| Type | Real public example |
| Source | @emtalas on X · Sep 2026 |
| Updated |
What did they do?
The poster did a brand deal on LinkedIn.
What were the results?
They say they got paid and call LinkedIn underrated.
What tools do you need?
Just the platform account.
How much does it cost?
No paid tools needed: this case uses only the platform itself, which is free to join.
Is it allowed?
Yes. Marketing emails need an unsubscribe link and a physical address. Source.
Worth knowing
Less crowded platforms can mean easier first deals.
What prompt can I copy?
Write a LinkedIn post introducing my creator niche [niche] and that I am open to brand partnerships.
Source: post by @emtalas on X · Sep 2026. Summarised in our own words; figures are as reported and not independently verified. Updated . Share
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Collabstr
AspireView prompt
Write a Collabstr profile bio and 3 package descriptions for a [niche] creator with [followers] followers.
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