Campaign role
Define whether the creator is being used for awareness, product education, UGC supply, paid amplification, affiliate sales, livestream or a combination.
Creator Marketing Agency · Vietnam
D2 manages campaign-led creator marketing for commerce brands across sourcing, qualification, paid booking, samples, briefs, deliverables, usage rights, publishing follow-up and performance review. The service is distinct from recurring Affiliate/KOC operations and from creative-production-only work.
Direct answer
D2 can own the campaign workflow from creator brief and qualification through commercial terms, samples, publishing and review. The objective is not a large spreadsheet of creators. It is a controlled operating system where every creator has a defined role, every cost is visible, every deliverable has an owner and every campaign ends with a clear keep, replace, reactivate or iterate decision.
Operating scope
Define whether the creator is being used for awareness, product education, UGC supply, paid amplification, affiliate sales, livestream or a combination.
Build a shortlist around audience, category, content style, commerce behavior and operational reliability instead of follower count alone.
Separate creator fees, deliverables, revision rules, usage rights, exclusivity, whitelisting and paid amplification permissions.
Connect the brief to a testable hook, angle, format, product proof and required marketplace action.
Track outreach, approval, sample, deadline, publishing, product anchor and exception status so campaigns do not disappear into chat threads.
Review delivery, creative signal, commerce behavior and cost efficiency, then record the next action for each creator or content pattern.
Service boundaries
Campaign-led creator selection, paid booking, deliverables, rights, production and measurement.
Explore scopeCampaign booking focused on creator shortlist, rates, deliverables, usage rights, posting schedule and acceptance.
Explore scopeRecurring creator sourcing, samples, commission, publishing follow-up and reactivation tied to commerce.
Explore scopeHypothesis-led UGC and performance creative testing connected to shop and paid-media signals.
Explore scopeFirst-party operating proof
The case documents how D2 connected creator selection, briefs, creative tags, distribution signals and reactivation decisions without publishing an unsupported sales-lift or ROAS claim.
Read first-party creator proofClaim boundary
Creator availability, views, virality, GMV and conversion are not guaranteed. Booking fees are not presented as universal market rates. Paid-use rights are not assumed to be included unless the agreement says so, and attributed revenue is not automatically treated as causal incremental revenue.
Official platform references
Official platform guidance on Open and Target Collaboration between sellers and creators.
Open official sourceOfficial seller guidance covering sample-eligible SKUs, creator eligibility and sample approval controls.
Open official sourceOfficial guidance for eligible creator content used in paid amplification and related commission settings.
Open official sourceFAQ
A useful operating scope can include campaign objective, creator sourcing and qualification, outreach, paid booking terms, samples, briefs, deliverables, usage rights, publishing follow-up and performance review. The exact scope should be explicit before creator outreach starts.
Creator marketing can include fixed-fee campaign work, brand content, usage rights and paid amplification even when affiliate commission is not the primary commercial model. Affiliate operations are a recurring creator-commerce workflow centered on product collaboration, commission, samples and commerce attribution.
No. Creator availability, content distribution and commerce outcomes are not guaranteed. D2 can own the operating process and measurement framework, while performance claims are limited to evidence that can actually be verified.
No. Organic deliverables and paid-use rights should be separated unless the agreement explicitly includes both. Duration, market, channel, edit rights, whitelisting or Spark Ads permissions should be documented.
Yes. A campaign can combine paid booking and affiliate economics, but creator fee, commission, samples, usage rights and paid amplification should remain separate cost lines so the business can understand the real economics.
Separate delivery, content signal, commerce signal and cost efficiency. Views alone do not tell you whether the creator delivered on time, produced reusable creative learning or generated commercially useful behavior.
Creator campaign review