Independent planning guide
Creator partnerships that keep care and content honest
This public release explains the future partnership model. Creator registration is not open, and no personal, health, account, or audience data should be submitted here.
Start with audience fit, not a treatment promise
A future profile may describe languages, audience regions, platforms, content formats, travel windows, and broad areas of interest. Expressing interest will never establish medical suitability.
Disclose every material connection
U.S. FTC guidance says that, when U.S. consumers may be affected, sponsored fees, complimentary or discounted care, travel support, gifts, and affiliate value should be disclosed clearly where the audience will notice them. Other jurisdictions and platforms may impose different or additional requirements, which each campaign must identify for its target markets.
Personal experience must not be presented as a guaranteed or typical result.
Agree on content rights before publishing
Future campaign terms should define deliverables, review limited to factual or legal accuracy, usage channels, paid-media rights, edit permissions, duration, territory, takedown handling, and ownership of raw files.
Sample creator profiles
Illustrative profiles show how a future private creator profile could be structured.
Questions to carry forward
- What value must I disclose, and how should the disclosure appear in each format?
- Who may reuse, edit, translate, or promote the content, for how long and where?
- Can I describe an honest experience without making a medical efficacy claim?