Who this is for: creators who were invited to an assignment by a brand. If you’re the brand or agency running the campaign, read Influencer Hub Walkthrough - How to Easily Get Reports from Influencers instead — you don’t wait for a creator to send you a report.
Here’s how you can create and manage your reports
1. Receive an assignment from a brand
When a brand invites you to participate in a campaign, you’ll receive an email invitation or a sign-up link.
Accept the assignment to start adding and tracking your deliverables.
2. Connect your social media accounts
Once you’ve accepted the assignment, log in to your InfluenceKit account and connect your social media accounts (Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, your website, etc.). This lets InfluenceKit automatically pull in data from your posts and stories related to the campaign.
Connect your accounts as soon as you’re invited, so the analytics from any Instagram Stories you post for the campaign get tracked. Instagram Story analytics can’t be pulled for stories that expired or were archived before you connected your account.
3. Complete and submit deliverables
Create and publish the content required by the brand — posts, stories, or videos. If your brand sponsor set up hashtag tracking, InfluenceKit automatically adds these deliverables as you publish them and pulls in metrics like views, likes, comments, and shares.
If your brand partner isn’t tracking your deliverables via hashtag, use Quick Search to find and add the posts, videos, and stories you’d like to submit to the brand.
A brand can only see the analytics for the posts you submit to them.
4. Review your report
After your content is live, InfluenceKit generates a report with all the relevant data.
Review the report to make sure your work is captured accurately. If anything is missing or incorrect, you can manually add or adjust the content featured.
5. Customize your report (optional)
Depending on the brand’s requirements, you may have the option to customize the report — adding additional metrics, including screenshots, or providing extra context about your content. See the UGC help doc.
6. Share the report with your brand partner
Once you’re satisfied with the report, share it directly with the brand using InfluenceKit’s shareable link.
This step is a courtesy, not a gate. The brand who invited you can already see the deliverables you’ve added to their assignment in their own copy of the report — and you don’t have to wait until you’ve finished posting everything. Add content to the assignment whenever you publish it.
7. Track ongoing performance
Even after you submit the report, InfluenceKit keeps updating the data as new engagement metrics roll in, so the brand always sees the most current picture of your content’s impact.