Finding great creators is only half the job—you also need them where you can actually sell and ship. This guide shows how to use geo targeting in discovery so every invite matches a storefront you can fulfill on.
List your live storefronts and shipping zones (for example: TikTok Shop markets you’re enabled in, Amazon marketplaces, and the countries/states your site ships to). This is your targeting guardrail.
Open your creator database and set country/region filters that match each storefront. Add your usual niche, format, audience, and engagement filters. Save one strict view per region so you’re never starting from scratch.
Work one saved view at a time. Do a quick two-minute scan on tone and brand safety, keep only green fits, and name the list clearly (e.g., “US—Skincare—Q4”).
Batch invites for that one region only. Keep the pitch to three lines: why them, your offer in one line, and a single link to accept. This prevents back-and-forth about eligibility or shipping.
As applications land, approve the fits the same day and assign them to a region-specific campaign or contract. Clear routing keeps deliverables and links consistent for that market.
Include any regional notes that matter: currency/price display, legal tags/disclosures, SKU or color variations, and where buyers should land (TikTok Shop vs Amazon vs your site).
Watch Performance Overview to see sales by TikTok Shop, Amazon, and Shopify. If one region lags, open that campaign, tweak the offer, or send a second wave from your saved view.
Pay creators on time, then duplicate what worked to the next region. Keep all views and campaigns named consistently so the pipeline stays clean.
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