Texas, 50,000+ followers Filtered roster
The roster filtered directly: AI, Texas, active, and at least 50,000 followers.
Case study · Client work · Resorsi
Creator Matching System
Matching system for a B2B creator agency that has paid out millions to creators.
Overview
The agency runs creator programs for top tech brands. Search the roster in plain language, open a profile, and save creators to an existing list. Draft review is a separate case study.
- 01 Import and verify creators from a network that already pays out millions
- 02 Search and shortlist against a campaign brief, not just follower count
- 03 Save chosen creators onto a list that already exists
- 04 CRM write-back for the saved shortlist
Wide social cut · 20s · with music
See it search
A shorter cut of the same search and save: a sentence in, a shortlist out.
Muted · unmute in the controls
The video uses forty fictional creators. It shows search, a profile, and a save onto a list that already exists. It is not a recording of a live client campaign.
How it works · real screenshots
Search to shortlist
00 /06
Six screens from the walkthrough
Scroll to lift each one out.
From a filtered roster to three fictional creators on a shortlist that already existed.
01 · Screenshot
Filtered roster
The roster filtered directly: AI, Texas, active, and at least 50,000 followers.
Texas, 50,000+ followers
02 · Screenshot
Asked in a sentence
The same kind of request asked in a sentence. The cards are fictional creators.
The request, in plain words
03 · Screenshot
A narrower follow-up
A follow-up narrows the same search to YouTube.
Only YouTube channels
04 · Screenshot
Creator profile
Opening one fictional creator profile.
One fictional profile
05 · Screenshot
Saved
Three selected creators are saved. The confirmation says they were added.
Added 3
06 · Screenshot
The shortlist
They land on a shortlist that already existed.
Three fictional creators
Texas, 50,000+ followers 
The request, in plain words 
Only YouTube channels 
One fictional profile 
Added 3 
Three fictional creators How it works · real screenshots · 01—06 Texas, 50,000+ followers 01 / 06 The request, in plain words 02 / 06 Only YouTube channels 03 / 06 One fictional profile 04 / 06 Added 3 05 / 06 Three fictional creators 06 / 06
Search to shortlist
Texas, 50,000+ followers The request, in plain words Asked in a sentence
The same kind of request asked in a sentence. The cards are fictional creators.
Only YouTube channels A narrower follow-up
A follow-up narrows the same search to YouTube.
One fictional profile Creator profile
Opening one fictional creator profile.
Added 3 Saved
Three selected creators are saved. The confirmation says they were added.
Three fictional creators The shortlist
They land on a shortlist that already existed.
Results · the roster
Hours of screening, in one search.
1,500 creators on the roster
250 creators in a typical campaign
~50 h of manual screening per campaign (est.)
Roster of 1,500 creators. A 250-creator campaign means about 50 hours of manual screening (est.). This page’s walkthrough is the search and shortlist. Built at Resorsi. No public app URL.
Full walkthrough · 48s · no audio
Every step, uncut
Plain-language search, a narrower follow-up, a profile, and a save onto an existing list. Captions are on screen. No narration or music.
Built at Resorsi
My role.
01
My role
Forward Deployed AI Engineer at Resorsi. Worked on creator matching: the shortlist flow and the search that saves creators onto an existing list.
02
Shortlists a brand program can use
Shortlists have to hold up next to top tech brands’ creator programs, so verification and fit come before reach. The flow writes the saved shortlist back to the CRM.
03
About the demo
This walkthrough uses 40 fictional creators. It is not a recording of a live Creator Match campaign. Draft review is a separate case study.
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