Partnership Media Kit
The model
We connect to your catalog through Shopify Collective, list your product on our store, and sell it to our audience. Every dollar of product profit goes back to you. You pay a flat monthly rate for the media, and that is the entire invoice.
You install the Shopify Collective app, send us a supplier invite, and approve which products sync. Two Shopify stores, one link. No new systems, no manual inventory, no wholesale PO to negotiate.
Your storeYour Shopify catalog
Our storeitscassidybybeeshop.com
Collective app
Products, prices, and stock sync automatically. Orders route back to you for fulfilment. See how Shopify Collective works ↗
Your product goes live on our store, merchandised next to the rest of the catalog our audience already buys from.
itscassidybybeeshop.com
TikToks, Reels, story sets, live shows, and sends to the 54,000 list. Produced in Cassidy’s voice, ad-safe from the first cut.
This is the part most brands don’t expect. The content sends people to our store and to yours.
Customer data flows both ways. You keep building your own list off a campaign you didn’t have to run.
Why flat, not a percentage
On a percentage model, every win raises your bill, and the bill never stops. A flat fee is the opposite: the number is fixed on day one, and everything the media produces after that is yours to keep — on our store and on your own.
We are not negotiating for a slice of your product. There is nothing to renegotiate when it starts working.
Our incentive is to make content that performs, not to sit on a percentage of your catalog.
You aren’t renting an audience. You’re adding to your own while we work.
What the money actually buys
A flat fee buys a campaign, and a campaign moves more than one cart. Here is everything that starts happening once Cassidy puts your product in front of this audience.
They buy from us, then a share of them go looking for you and buy direct. Two storefronts, paid for once.
Every asset runs across accounts on TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook, for the length of the term.
The people who don’t buy today still learn your name. That is the half a performance dashboard never shows you.
Branded search volume climbs and lands in your Search Console. Those signals keep working after the flight ends.
Once it’s visible, other creators pick it up on their own. A second wave you didn’t commission and can’t buy.
Demand doesn’t stay online. People start asking for your product by name in stores they already shop.
That retail pull shows up as larger orders through networks like ECN, where the real volume lives.
Every product and every category behaves differently, so we don’t quote you a number up front. These are the effects we see consistently, not a forecast. The two case studies below are what actually happened for those brands — treat them as evidence that the model works, not as a projection for yours.
The audience
Most creators in this category sell to women. Cassidy sells to couples — bigger carts, and gifting seasons that hit twice as hard.
Case study 01 — search demand
0→0
Monthly Google searches for the brand name
March through August: zero. Nobody had heard the name. Cassidy started posting in September — 12,100 searches that month, 14,800 the next. Not impressions she was paid for. People typing the brand into Google on their own, the morning after they saw her.
Case study 02 — sell-through
Seven brands · four months
+ Happy Rabbit · Fifty Shades of Grey · Arcwave
Share of revenue by what the unit actually sold for. This audience clears premium price points, which is the objection most brands walk in with.
60% of all revenue came from products over $100. The $200-and-above band alone did more revenue than every product under $50 combined.
And what the media was worth
This is replacement cost — what it would have taken to buy the same reach and commission the same volume of content elsewhere. It is not revenue, and it is not a number we quote in advance.
Order pace accelerated 106% from March to July, hitting its campaign high after the initial spike had already cooled. This audience keeps buying once the novelty fades.
The packages
Every tier opens with a launch week — a front‑loaded run of content so her audience meets the brand and starts trusting it, rather than seeing one post and scrolling past. After that it settles into a weekly rhythm for the rest of the term.
Counts below are pieces of content, not posts. Each one goes out on TikTok, Instagram Reels and Facebook Reels, so a piece is three placements. Nothing is written for one platform and abandoned on the others.
Pilot
$10,000/ MO
3 month minimum
6 pieces a month18 placements · $1,667 per pieceMomentum
$15,000/ MO
3 month minimum
12 pieces a month36 placements · $1,250 per pieceCategory
$20,000/ MO
3 months, 6 preferred
16 pieces a month48 placements · $1,250 per pieceSwipe for all three tiers
Pilot exists to prove the model on one product. Momentum is where the campaign actually compounds — and it is the best value per piece of the three. For $5,000 more than Pilot you get:
Available as an add‑on to any tier. For the length of your term we promote no competing product in your category — not on the store, not in the content, not in the newsletter.
Why her
Compelling and tasteful. It gets through review, gets boosted, and stays up.
64,000 orders shipped and 16,000+ reviews. Your product lands in a catalog people already trust.
Intimacy and wellness is not a pivot. It is the whole résumé.
You reach the half of the market most creators in this space never touch.
Placement that doesn’t depend on anyone’s algorithm having a good day.
She already knows what this category can and can’t say. No learning curve on your budget.
Getting started
Tell us the product, the season you’re pushing into, and the number you need to hit.
Install the Shopify Collective app, send us a supplier invite from your admin, and approve which products sync. Usually done the same day.
Content, live shows, and sends on Cassidy’s schedule, in her voice, ad‑safe from the first cut. You approve claims, not scripts.
Views, search lift, and sell‑through reported monthly. Orders route to you through Collective for fulfilment, so the product profit is yours. Customer data comes with it, and the assets are yours to run as ads.
Tell Cassidy what you’re launching. She’ll tell you straight whether her audience will buy it.
Where she posts
Eleven accounts, one voiceFind
her here