For creator partnership adsPartnership and whitelisted ads run from your creators’ handles, so the comments land on their posts, not yours. Brandwise brings them into one inbox and moderates them with AI, across every creator
The problem
When a partnership ad or whitelisted ad runs from a creator's account, Meta attaches its comments to the creator's post. Spam, scams, and unanswered questions pile up under ads you are paying to run, and they never reach your inbox
Ads Manager shows comments on partnership and whitelisted ads one ad at a time. With dozens of creators and hundreds of ads running, most comments are never even seen
Keyword filters and Hidden Words only cover your own Page and profile. Spam on an ad running from a creator’s handle stays up
To answer a buyer, someone has to find that exact ad, open it, and reply there, then do it all again on the next creator’s post. None of it happens in the inbox your team already works from
How it works
Expires in 7 daysThe creator connects Instagram or Facebook in about a minute, with no Brandwise account, and only has to do it once. Already an admin on their Page? Connect it yourself
Brandwise loads comments on your partnership ads and nothing else. The creator’s own posts, comments, and DMs stay private
Every new comment is checked against your rules. Spam and abuse get hidden, and questions and complaints reach your team
Set your moderation rules once and they apply to every creator you run ads with, including the ones you add next month. Hide spam, delete scams, send complaints to the right teammate, and mark the noise as read
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New creators pick up these rules the moment they connect
Comments on your partnership and allowlisted ads land in the same inbox as the comments on your own posts and ads. Organic, paid, and creator comments sit side by side, so you can see where each one came from and clear the whole queue in one place
Start Free TrialCreator ads bring in real buying questions. Smart labels flag them across every creator, and on Facebook, Brandwise replies from your own brand Page in your voice, using your knowledge base
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Influencer whitelisting used to mean one creator at a time. Now platforms like Trybe, Billo, Insense, and Aspire launch partnership ads with dozens of creators at once. They get the ads live. Brandwise takes care of the comments that follow
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Ads Manager is where you launch partnership and whitelisted ads. It was never built to moderate their comments at scale
Common questions
Whitelisting, also called allowlisting, is the older practice of a creator giving a brand access to run ads from the creator's handle. Partnership ads are Meta's official format for the same idea: the ad runs with the creator's name and a Paid partnership label, and it replaced branded content ads. Either way, the comments live on the creator's post, so the brand can't moderate them from its own Page.
No. You send the creator an invite link, and they connect their Instagram or Facebook account once, in about a minute. If you're already an admin on the creator's Page, you can connect it yourself. Creators can disconnect at any time.
No. Brandwise only loads comments on the partnership ads you run with that creator. The creator's own posts, comments, and DMs are left out.
On Facebook, yes. Brandwise can send replies from your own brand Page instead of the creator's. On Instagram, Meta Ads Manager offers Hide and Report but not Reply on partnership ads, so Brandwise focuses on moderation there.
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