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Product profile

Product profile

Save your product's voice, audience, and key facts once. Every campaign brief you generate afterward reuses it, instead of you re-explaining what you're promoting each time.

A product profile is a saved description of what you're promoting: the product or repo, who it's for, what makes it worth a genuine mention, tone, and any facts or numbers that should stay consistent across campaigns — star count, user count, pricing, launch date.

Set it up once under your product's settings, then every campaign brief the AI drafts pulls from it automatically. You can run a GitHub-stars campaign for a repo and a sign-ups campaign for the SaaS product it powers, each with its own profile, without cross-contaminating the voice or facts between them.

This is also where you keep the specific angle that makes your product worth an influencer's time — the actual problem it solves, who it's genuinely useful for — so every generated brief leads with something real instead of generic marketing language.

Frequently asked questions

What is a product profile used for?

It's a saved description of your product, audience, tone, and key facts that every campaign brief you generate reuses, so you don't re-explain what you're promoting on every new campaign.

Can I run campaigns for more than one product?

Yes — create a separate product profile per product, app, or repo, and pick which one a campaign brief pulls from.

Does the profile keep facts like star count or pricing accurate?

You keep it accurate by updating the profile when facts change — the AI uses whatever is currently saved there, so a stale profile produces a stale brief. Update it before a new campaign if numbers have moved.