Two paths. One honest way of getting introduced.

Whether you create or you're building a campaign, it starts the same way: tell Billy what you're after, and see exactly why he's suggesting who he's suggesting.

Creator request

I create travel, camping and 4WD content. I'm looking for paid partnerships with Australian brands and can travel nationally.

Billy Atlas is reading both

CategoryMarketBudgetTimingExclusionsAvailability

Brand brief

We need Australian creators with strong short-form travel content, a predominantly local audience and no recent competitor partnerships.

Same reading, both directions. Fictional example.

The six steps

Two paths, six steps each. Creators build their Partnership Profile themselves — social platforms are optional enrichment, never a requirement. Brands add four details and a brief, and never connect an account.

If you create

Tell Billy what kind of partnership you want.

  • Step 1Create your account
  • Step 2Build your Partnership Profile yourself
  • Step 3Generate your Media Kit
  • Step 4Set your partnership preferences and availability
  • Step 5Discover brands and open opportunities
  • Step 6Express interest, accept invitations, start conversations
  • OptionalConnect a supported social platform for auto-updating metrics

If you're a brand

Tell Billy what the campaign needs.

  • Step 1Add your brand name, website and industry
  • Step 2Describe the campaign or creator you need
  • Step 3Review Billy's interpreted requirements
  • Step 4Meet creators already on Billy Atlas — three free, ten on Brand Pro
  • Step 5Shortlist, invite, or publish the opportunity
  • Step 6Talk it through in one place
  • Never requiredNo brand social accounts to connect

Billy reads the request

Plain English goes in. Billy pulls out the criteria he'll actually match against.

A creator said

I create travel, camping and 4WD content. I'm looking for paid partnerships with Australian brands and can travel nationally.

Billy takes out

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  • Travel, camping and 4WD
  • Paid partnerships
  • Australian brands
  • Available nationally

A brand said

We need Australian creators with strong short-form travel content, a predominantly local audience and no recent competitor partnerships.

Billy takes out

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  • Strong short-form travel content
  • Predominantly Australian audience
  • No recent competitor partnerships
  • Available nationally

What Billy compares

Billy compares your brief with creator categories, audience information, location, performance, availability, partnership history, deliverables and collaboration preferences. Complete creator profiles produce stronger recommendations.

Creator side

Category
Travel, camping, 4WD
Audience
312k · 82% Australian
Rates
$3,500–$6,000
Availability
Nov – Jan, national

Billy lines up

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  • Audience
  • Content category
  • Geography
  • Performance
  • Commercial expectations
  • Availability
  • Campaign timing
  • Partnership preferences
  • Previous brand relationships
  • Competitor conflicts
  • Stated exclusions

Brand side

Objective
Summer touring launch
Audience wanted
Australian, 25–44
Budget
$18,000, three creators
Exclusions
No competing 4WD brands

A recommendation only happens when both sides line up — not when one of them looks good on paper.

How the shortlist narrows

Billy only recommends creators already on Billy Atlas. Hundreds considered, dozens reviewed properly, three worth your time on the free plan and ten per brief on Brand Pro — with the reasons for the ones that didn't make it.

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Considered

0

Reviewed properly

0

Worth considering

I'd rather show you three relevant people than three hundred profiles.

Set aside, with the reason

  • Coast & CompassAudience mismatch
  • Norah FieldUnavailable during campaign
  • Halyard ClubRecent competitor work
  • Paperbark Co.Budget misalignment
  • Two TidesCategory not strong enough
  • Bight RunnersAudience mostly offshore

Some information may be creator supplied, platform connected or Billy Atlas verified. The source is always shown.

Dust & Diesel content

Dust & Diesel

@dustanddiesel · Alice Springs, NT

0%

Compatibility

Why the audience fits
91% Australian, skewed 25–44, heaviest in QLD and NT — almost exactly your buying map.
Why the content fits
Films real touring conditions, then cuts it into short form that holds. Nothing staged.
Why the timing fits
Strong — hero reel plus two cutdowns
Commercial evidence
Last touring campaign averaged 214k views a reel with 71% watch-through.

Worth checking

Books up early. His November window is the one to move on first.

Salt & Tide content

Salt & Tide

@saltandtide · Sunshine Coast, QLD

0%

Compatibility

Why the audience fits
82% Australian, coastal QLD and northern NSW, 68% women 24–40.
Why the content fits
Her audience already buys the kind of product you're launching, and there's no competitor conflict.
Why the timing fits
Strong — launch reel plus story sequence
Commercial evidence
Coastal apparel campaign in March returned 6.4% engagement and 4.1k saves.

Worth checking

Coastal content only. She won't be the right fit for inland shoots.

Tess Marlow content

Tess Marlow

@tessmarlow · Perth, WA

0%

Compatibility

Why the audience fits
79% Australian, strong WA base — useful if you want coverage outside the east coast.
Why the content fits
Adds a market the other two don't reach, and she's available across the whole window.
Why the timing fits
Good — supporting reel plus event coverage
Commercial evidence
Her last two brand reels both outperformed her account median by more than 40%.

Worth checking

Fitness-led rather than travel-led. Treat her as the reach extension, not the hero.

What happens next

A recommendation comes with the reasoning and a message you can send. You stay in control of the approach.

Selected recommendation

Dust & Diesel

@dustanddiesel · Alice Springs, NT

Why them
Films real touring conditions, then cuts it into short form that holds. Nothing staged.
Commercial evidence
Six paid campaigns in the last year, all delivered on schedule. Quotes $4,500–$6,000 for a three-piece short-form package.

Billy's suggested opening

Suggested opening

Hi Eloise,

We're preparing a coastal campaign and your fishing, travel and boating content stood out as a strong fit. Your Australian audience, recent content performance and travel availability align closely with what we're looking for.

Would you be open to reviewing the opportunity?

I'll help you make the right approach. I just won't pretend I know someone when I don't.

Already on Billy Atlas

  • Send an invitation through the platform
  • Billy helps facilitate once both sides are interested
  • Track the conversation in one place

Billy genuinely knows them

  • An assisted introduction may be offered
  • Always subject to their availability
  • Never claimed when it isn't true

External to Billy Atlas

  • The recommendation and the reasoning
  • Relevant public or supplied profile information
  • A suggested email or direct message
  • A copyable Partnership Profile link

So, who are you hoping to meet?

Tell Billy what you're looking for. He'll help narrow the field, explain who belongs in the conversation and prepare the next move.