Pick a market, then a creator
A US evening stream does not cover Germany. A German YouTube explainer does not cover Dutch chat slang. Start with the country page, then filter Discover by that country.
- United States - FTC disclosures, EUR conversations, EST/PST hours
- United Kingdom - ASA habits, GBP, GMT-friendly lives
- Germany - German-language talent, CET, Gamescom calendar
- Netherlands - Dutch/English mix, Benelux reach, CET
- Canada - CAD, bilingual options, ET/PT span
- Finland - EET, English+Finnish, esports-heavy audiences
Questions people ask
Can I hire from multiple countries in one campaign?
Yes. Publish one campaign and invite from several markets, or run two collaborations if the brief, language, or legal copy differs.
Do you clone the same page for every country?
No. Each market page has local hours, rules, and proof points. Thin doorway pages are how you get ignored by Google and by creators.
What if my product is global?
Still localise the read. Global SKUs with local jokes convert; dubbed corporate copy does not.
Where should US brands start?
The USA page, then Discover filtered to US. Add UK/DE only if those storefronts matter this quarter.
Is Finland too small?
For a mass-market soda, maybe. For a competitive shooter or a Nordic publisher, it is often the sharper room.