International Brand Partnerships

💡 Quick reality check for UK creators chasing Peru/Disney+ campaigns Want your content to show up inside — or alongside — Disney Plus campaigns for Peruvian brands? Nice. That’s a very specific hustle and one that’s increasingly realistic if you play it smart. Disney+ in Latin America now bundles a lot more than cartoons. According to the regional product notes (ios por país), Disney+ replaced Star+ in several LATAM markets and rolled live sports coverage into its higher-tier plan — specifically naming Argentina, Perú, Colombia, Chile, Uruguay and Ecuador as markets getting ESPN content. For creators that’s important: Peruvian advertisers on Disney+ aren’t just buying family-friendly placements — they’re buying around sports, local series and cross‑platform moments. ...

💡 Why UK creators should target Brazilian brands on Netflix If you create content in the UK and want to level up with big-brand money, pitching Brazilian brands tied to Netflix releases is one of the cleaner plays you can run. Why? Because streaming-first campaigns combine cultural moment (a new show drops), built-in hook (the show’s fandom) and strong PR juice — and brands in Brazil are increasingly using entertainment tie‑ins to stand out. ...

💡 Quick intro: why this odd combo actually makes sense If you’re reading this, you’ve noticed a cool gap: Ethiopian wellness brands are starting to show up on big streaming ad inventories (Hulu being an obvious example for US-heavy buys), and you want to work with them — from the UK — on campaigns that feel authentic and actually move the needle. ...

💡 Why UK Creators Should Care About Lebanese Brands on KakaoTalk So, you’re a creator in the UK wondering how to hook up with Lebanese brands on KakaoTalk for those solid, long-term deals? Fair enough — it’s not your everyday combo, but that’s exactly why it’s worth a closer look. Lebanon’s market is buzzing with potential, especially among brands eager to expand digitally and beyond traditional platforms. While Instagram and WhatsApp dominate locally, KakaoTalk is quietly carving out space as a fresh, direct line for communication, especially as brands look to diversify their influencer partnerships and reach new demographics across the Middle East and Asia. For UK creators, that’s a golden opportunity to tap into a less crowded, more niche platform where you can truly build relationships instead of shouting into the usual social media void. ...