Creator supplied content, ad-ready by default
Creator ads outperform everything in your account, and you have three of them. Aspire delivers 25 ad-ready variants a month with whitelisting rights cleared and formats sized for placement, so your team can test instead of waiting on production.
A UGC vendor sends you footage. We send you ads.
Creator content performs in paid, but heres the problem
Getting enough of it falls between two teams, and neither has the bandwidth.
Two or three creatives are carrying the account. You know what to test next. You just have nothing new in the queue, and what arrives from the creator side usually isn't usable for paid.
You know which creators would work. What you don't have is time to negotiate twenty agreements, write twenty briefs, and turn raw footage into something the ad account can run.
Andromeda scores creative variety at the auction. Diverse variants earn cheaper delivery. Repetitive, same-looking ads get throttled.
Volume is the constraint. Not strategy.
Winners come from testing volume. Content production and paid media were built as separate functions, and neither was designed to ship five variants per creator per month.
of spend flows to the top 5–8% of ads.
more creatives shipped by top-quartile accounts.
variants needed per creative test.
Win or lose, back to zero next cycle. No diversity signal. No algorithm advantage.
Five variants per creator. Each cycle teaches the next. Winners replicate.
How content becomes ad-ready
One Aspire team handles everything between the brief and the asset. Sourcing, negotiation, rights, briefs, editing, and quality control. Your ad team gets 25 variants a month and runs them.
90-day whitelisting rights, starting from your first ad run. No permissions conversation between asset and launch.
Three hooks, one body, two CTAs, briefed up front. Concept and format held constant, so each variant is a clean read.
You run the ads and we get the download on performance. What wins shapes next month's briefs instead of starting over.
What turns a brief into an ad, a framwork:
Creators are hand-selected for brand fit and performance.
We find the hooks and formats that work best for your goals.
A multi-hook brief that captures enough raw footage for five cuts, with compliance built in.
Different hooks, lengths, and CTAs. Whitelist-cleared and sized for every placement.
Weekly performance reads. Winners get fresh cuts, losers retire before they fatigue.
Two layers. Different jobs.
Whitelisting is the rights layer. Partnership Ads is the format. The program runs both.
The creator grants the brand permission to run paid ads through the creator's handle.
Unlocks · brand controls budget, audience, placement, creative variants.
Publishes from · the creator's handle, not the brand's.
Meta's native co-branded format. Runs from the brand and creator handle at once, with the partnership disclosed at the platform level.
Unlocks · eligibility for Meta's creator algo boost.
Why it matters · reads as endorsement, not stealth ad. Meta rewards it with cheaper delivery.
Briefs built from data, not just a kickoff call
Most agencies write briefs from a creative conversation. We write them from what's converting, then refresh weekly as your own results come in.
creator campaigns run every month on Aspire
creator partnerships faciliated with Aspire
brands using the Aspire tools and services
Let's build it.
Three steps to a contract. Ready when you are.
Pressure-test the program against your brand, your audience, and your paid baseline.
Lock the cohort size, variant volume, and creator tier together. Refined plan back in 2–3 days.
Sign, kickoff call, sourcing begins within the first week. Ad-ready content by end of month one.
