HOW TO:
Create a Showcase Page
that represents your brand
Tips for creating (and launching) a showcase page that works hard so you don’t have to. You’re just a few steps away from harnessing attentive audiences, brand awareness and connecting with world-wide entertainment productions.Â
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What You’ll Need
We want you to be successful. Here’s a few tips to help your content attract more partners.
Header Image
Logo or product shot of your brand performs best. Similar dimensions to a horizontal outdoor billboard. This image is shown at top of your page and in search results.
1700 x 477 pixels (.jpg or .png)
Thumbnail Image
Smaller, vertical image. Similar dimensions to a poster. Brand logo typically performs best. This image is shown on your page, in matches and some communications.
250 x 370 pixels (.jpg or .png)
Category of your Brand
Choose the most appropriate category of your brand: (eg. Product / Apparel & Accessory / Women’s Clothing / Athletic Apparel). This helps entertainment productions find you and improves your matches.
Official Links
Links to your official website and social media accounts help establish credibility and allow entertainment productions to vet your brand.
Integration Listings
What types of entertainment do you want your brand involved with? How will it be integrated? Add as many types of entertainment, genres or social media formats as you’d like. These help the machines understand what you want.
Audience Demographics
Who buys/enjoys your brand? Which country do the live in? How many people do you sell to? Who are these people (demographics)?
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How to Launch Your Page
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FAQ
Your questions answered
For more helpful suggestions, best-practices, optimizations, content guidelines, responsibilites and general knowledge…visit our help center.
Who can be a HOLLYFY advertiser?
It’s easy to become a HOLLYFY advertiser in most areas, and it’s free to create a listing. Luxury brands, apparel, automotive, beverages, restaurants, packed goods, electronics, sporting goods, e-commerce and jewelry are just a few of the brands advertisers have shared on HOLLYFY.
How should I choose my listing’s budget range?
The budget and amount you spend for your integration is completely up to you. To help you decide, you can use audience size, audience attention/engagement metrics and audience demographics to rationalize fair pricing. (eg/ more attentive viewers, higher the price).
How much does it cost to list my brand?
FREE. Signing up for HOLLYFY and launching your brand is free.
If you manage multiple brands or need more features simply upgrade your account settings.
Transaction fees ranging from 2% – 10% are added to each transaction to help us cover the cost of running of the business.
Can HOLLYFY help me with setting prices?
HOLLYFY’s concierge service works with you to set your prices for better results.
You’re always responsible for your price, so concierge service makes suggestions, and you can adjust prices any time.
Premium concierge service starts at $2,500 per month with a 3 month minimum.
What is required of creators before engaging in a brand integration?
We ask everyone who uses HOLLYFY for a few pieces of information before they use our platform. Creators are advised to have this info filled out before they can take offers. This info helps make sure you know your partner, and how to contact the creator.
HOLLYFY’s verification requirements include:
• Full name
• Email address
• Confirmed phone number
• LinkedIn profile
• Agreement to our terms of use
• Payment information
Creators are expected, but not required, to provide verification. You may also require creators to provide verification before engaging in a brand integration.
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