Creator or Advertiser — which one are you?

SponsR has two sides. Most people are clearly one or the other — here's a quick test.

You're a Creator if…

• You make content (videos, photos, posts, livestreams, articles) and have an audience on at least one social platform.
• You want to be paid to make content for businesses — sponsored posts, product reviews, integrations, brand mentions.
• You'd describe what you do as "content," not "marketing."

Creators bid on Campaigns. You set your price for each one.

You're an Advertiser if…

• You run a business — anything from a one-person shop to a registered company — and you want to promote a product, service, brand, or event.
• You want a creator's audience to see your thing, in the creator's voice.
• You'd describe what you do as "marketing your business" or "promoting a product."

Advertisers post Campaigns and accept Bids from Creators.

What if I'm both?

You can be. The platform allows one Account to hold both a Creator profile and an Advertiser profile in time. Right now you'd start with one and add the other later.

A note on businesses on the platform

Advertisers must be Georgian — either an individual aged 18+ acting in the course of business, or a registered Georgian legal entity. The person registering for a company must be authorised to bind it. See Eligibility — Georgia and 18+.