Influencer FAQ: Publishing & URLs

When can I publish my content?

Only After Brand Approval: - Wait for “Approved” status in your Content Dashboard - Do not publish before receiving approval - Publishing unapproved content may violate campaign terms

Timing Requirements: - Check campaign deadline for publishing - Some campaigns specify optimal posting times - Consider your audience’s active hours - Coordinate with brand if multiple posts required

Before Publishing: - Ensure content matches exactly what was approved - Double-check captions and hashtags - Verify all required elements are included - Test any links or mentions

How do I submit published content URLs?

1. After publishing on social media, copy the post URL
2. Go to your Content Dashboard
3. Find the approved content item
4. Click “Submit Published URL”
5. Paste the direct link to your post
6. Verify the link works correctly
7. Submit for brand verification

URL Format Examples: - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/ABC123/ - TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@username/video/1234567890 - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABC123

Important: Submit URLs within 24 hours of publishing.

What if I made a mistake in posting?

Minor Mistakes (typos, hashtags): - Edit the post if platform allows - Update the brand through ManyTags platform - Provide screenshot of corrected version

Major Mistakes (wrong content, missing elements): - Contact the brand immediately - Explain the situation honestly - Ask for guidance on next steps - May need to delete and repost

Prevention: - Review content one final time before posting - Use scheduling tools to double-check - Have someone else proofread if possible - Keep approved content easily accessible

Can I delete or edit published content?

During Campaign Period: - Check with brand before making changes - Some edits may be acceptable (minor typos) - Major changes usually require brand approval - Document any changes made

After Campaign Completion: - Generally, you can edit or delete - Check campaign terms for any restrictions - Some brands request content stay live for specific periods - Consider impact on your portfolio

Best Practice: Keep campaign content live for at least 30 days unless otherwise specified.

What if the brand wants changes after publishing?

Reasonable Requests: - Minor caption edits - Adding forgotten hashtags - Correcting tagged accounts - Adjusting privacy settings

Unreasonable Requests: - Complete content recreation - Major changes to approved content - Requests that violate platform policies

How to Handle: - Assess if the request is reasonable - Make changes if possible and appropriate - Communicate any limitations - Document all changes made

Platform Limitations: - Some platforms don’t allow editing - Video content usually can’t be modified - Consider these limitations when discussing changes