The Influencer Agreements Series: Content Submission & Review
Release Date: 04/23/2025
Nicole Kasper & Paige Kosinski: Odyssey Entertainment Group
The Creative Influencer
Episode Seven of Season Nine. We interview Nicole Kasper and Paige Kosinski, the co-founders of Odyssey Entertainment Group, an influencer and creator management firm. Nicole and Paige have built Odyssey Entertainment Group around some compelling core values, including “Legacy over Likes” and “We take ‘No’ as a new opportunity”—philosophies that have helped them navigate the rapidly changing creator economy and establish themselves as a full-service management company that goes far beyond traditional brand partnerships. A full transcript of this episode is available at Jon’s...
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William Gassner: Stack Influence
The Creative Influencer
Episode Six of Season Nine. We interview William Gassner. William is co-founder of Stack Influence. In our conversation, we dive deep into the world of micro-influencer marketing, explore the future of platforms like TikTok, and William shares invaluable advice for aspiring creators looking to build authentic, passionate communities around their content. This episode is packed with actionable insights! A full transcript of this episode is available at Jon’s entertainment law blog at www.pfeifferlaw.com/entertainment-law-blog/
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Shante Micah and Josh Moody: Good News
The Creative Influencer
Episode Five of Season Nine. We interview Shante Micah and Josh Moody from Good News. For creators and influencers, this interview gives actionable insights about building authority beyond social media platforms. Whether you're just starting out or looking to elevate your existing brand, this conversation offers strategies for leveraging PR to amplify your reach and establish lasting authority in your niche. A full transcript of this episode is available at Jon’s entertainment law blog at www.pfeifferlaw.com/entertainment-law-blog/
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Nicolas Toper: The Last Open Social Network
The Creative Influencer
Episode Four of Season Nine. We interview Nicolas Toper. Nicolas is the co-founder of a company called Inbox Booster, which helps businesses test and optimize their email campaigns to improve deliverability and lower the chances that they are flagged as spam. This interview is a little off the beaten path for us, since we are talking about email marketing, rather than social media. But as Nicolas points out: email is the “last open social network” because it is not controlled by any single company and can be used by everyone. A full transcript of this episode is available at Jon’s...
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Influencer Brand Agreements: Use of Deliverables
The Creative Influencer
Minisode Two of Season Nine. Jon continues our in-depth discussion of influencer agreements and brand deals, diving into one of the most important—and often misunderstood—parts of negotiating these deals: how brands can use the content that influencers create. We’re talking about “usage rights” or “content licensing”—in other words, what can the brand actually do with your content after you’ve delivered it? We will continue to take a deep dive into each section of an influencer agreement in the minisodes to come in this special series. A full transcript of this episode...
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Kasper Sierslev: The Social Media ZITE-geist
The Creative Influencer
Kasper Sierslev. Kasper is a marketing expert with over 20 years of experience working in-house, including as the head of creative at a large logistics shipping company. He has also built in-house creative agencies at several FORTUNE 500 companies and recently co-founded his own agency, ZITE. Kasper discusses how creativity is increasingly moving in-house for brands and their marketing, with more companies bringing creative work in-house rather than relying solely on external agencies, because of their direct connections to their product and customers. He is the author of the book...
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Mark Laita: Soft White Underbelly
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Episode Two of Season Nine. We interview Mark Laita. Mark is the creator and host of the Soft White Underbelly YouTube channel. Prior to starting the channel, he was a successful advertising photographer for over 40 years. Mark has a fascination with people living alternative lifestyles and decided to start interviewing and documenting their stories, which has led to the creation of his highly popular YouTube channel, which has 6 million subscribers. Mark has conducted nearly 9,000 interviews over the past 6 years, and has a unique ability to get people to open up and share deeply personal...
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The Influencer Agreements Series: Content Submission & Review
The Creative Influencer
Minisode One of Season Nine. Jon continues our in-depth discussion of influencer agreements and brand deals, discussing Content Submission & Review. This step is where you submit your deliverables to the brand for approval before the campaign goes live. It’s essentially a quality check to make sure your content aligns with the brand’s vision, meets legal and creative guidelines, and delivers the right message. It is also often outlined in the Influencer Brand Agreement—specifically the exact steps and the number of rounds for revisions. We will continue to take a deep dive into each...
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Sloane Price: 1.9 Million followers on TikTok (and counting…)
The Creative Influencer
Episode One of Season Nine. We interview Sloane Price. Sloane is a TikTok influencer with over 1,900,000 followers. She is also the youngest guest we have had on the podcast to date! Sloane shares how she uses AI to assist content creation, her strategic approach to building a successful TikTok channel, and her investment in other young influencers and their businesses. A full transcript of this episode is available at Jon’s entertainment law blog at www.pfeifferlaw.com/entertainment-law-blog/
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Season Nine—Next Week!
The Creative Influencer
We are excited to announce the launch of Season Nine of The Creative Influencer podcast. We have a host of great interviews lined up, which—as always—will be packed with topical advice and timely wisdom from Creators and Influencers, across a wide swath of the industry. We also continue our special Influencer Agreements Series. In each minisode in the series we take a deep dive into the sections of influencer agreements and brand deals. Stay tuned, this will be fun!
info_outlineMinisode One of Season Nine. Jon continues our in-depth discussion of influencer agreements and brand deals, discussing Content Submission & Review.
This step is where you submit your deliverables to the brand for approval before the campaign goes live. It’s essentially a quality check to make sure your content aligns with the brand’s vision, meets legal and creative guidelines, and delivers the right message. It is also often outlined in the Influencer Brand Agreement—specifically the exact steps and the number of rounds for revisions.
We will continue to take a deep dive into each section of an influencer agreement in the minisodes to come in this special series.
A full transcript of this episode is available at Jon’s entertainment law blog at www.pfeifferlaw.com/entertainment-law-blog/