How to Use Your CRM to Manage Brand Deals and Creator Collaborations
How creators and small brands can use a CRM to track brand deals, sponsorships, ASA disclosure rules, payments, and creator collaborations end to end.
Editor, CRM Beat
David has spent over a decade helping small UK businesses get more from their technology. As the founder of Kabooly CRM, he brings first-hand experience of building and running a CRM platform designed specifically for small teams.
At CRM Beat, David writes about practical CRM strategy grounded in real-world experience. His articles focus on helping business owners choose the right tools, avoid common pitfalls, and build lasting client relationships without overcomplicating things.
When he is not writing, David works on improving Kabooly CRM and advising small businesses on their technology choices.
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