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Influencers are taking on the role of investor through innovative brand partnerships, redefining the traditional influencer-brand relationship. 🤔 Curious how? I got you covered with my latest article diving into a recent video from TikTok influencer Alix Earle and her new investment in poppi, the viral soda brand. Under the creator-investor model, brands leverage the authenticity of creators and creators expand their business portfolios, shaping the future of brand partnerships. ✋ What seems simple at first, is actually rather complex when structuring the overall deal. “The tough part with equity or investment deals is that it sounds really sexy, but it’s a long game,” explained Creative Artists Agency’s Tobin Jaramillo 🔥 “In this instance, there’s an outlay of cash,” he notes. “And there might not be any sort of profit, or realization of profit, for a while, if ever.” Check out the full article over on Passionfruit for all the details! I also have some great insights by creator attorney Tyler Chou (who you should definitely be following here on LinkedIn) 🗣️ Also, feel free to hit me up here with comments or thoughts. Big shout out to Lia Haberman (another require follows!) for flagging this video over the weekend 🥳 https://lnkd.in/eux_ga6t #creator #CreatorEconomy #influencers #brands #partnerships #equity

The Rise of the Creator-Investor: A New Kind of Brand Deal

The Rise of the Creator-Investor: A New Kind of Brand Deal

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Sara Adami-Johnson Esq, Ph.D, TEP, LL.M, JD, CFP®

VP HNW Planning Services, International estate, art and digital legacy planning

5mo

Franklin Graves if a content creator invest equity into a brand (or vice versa) then would they be joint co-creators of the creative IP? Given a written contract for joint equity and dividends sharing etc etc..just curious as it goes beyond work-for-hire or independent-contractor..

Brent Ridley

On-Air Host/Talent, Unscripted Producer focused on Blue Collar/Skilled Trades, Video, Film, Media Production, Skilled Trades Advocate

5mo

Yes! This is what I’ve been doing for the last few years with our unscripted home improvement web series! We partnered with Lowe’s, Ridgid tools, and many others. Miracle Mechanical Sizzle https://youtu.be/7P50z4SLJ9s

Simon Pulman

Entertainment Lawyer Focused on Complex Rights Deals, Film and TV Finance and Distribution, and Franchise Development; Partner and Media Entertainment Co-Chair at Pryor Cashman

5mo

Absolutely. Good article.

Larry Bridgesmith

We are not defined by what we do with our strengths, but what we do with our weaknesses. Paige Brown

5mo

Well analyzed and well written. Thanks, Franklin.

Bhamati Viswanathan

Assistant Professor at New England Law

5mo

Good article, Franklin, but a caveat: my husband has been involved in several of these deals, and there are often demands, frankly sometimes unreasonable/inflated, that influencers may make, and which may then require a certain amount of, well, let’s say resetting expectations around reality. This is a “tread cautiously” area imo.

Seth Christian

Founder at Cinema Country | Ämizod Pictures | Pioneering the Future of Independent Cinema | Advocate for Distribution Innovation | Deconstructor of Production & Financing | Champion of Diverse and Authentic Storytelling

5mo

Great! and this is a testament in how the public affectively responds today about products through authentic advocation from real people. We will see more of this in the film spectrum, I promise! Weeeeeeee.

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