work with the people who don't live in creator marketplaces

who this is for

B2B creator partnerships, run like a staffing decision.

Barnum is built first for B2B and prosumer companies running campaigns on X and LinkedIn, where the person who moves a buyer is a practitioner with earned authority rather than a broadcast audience.

give it your website

Barnum researches your company — category, what you sell, positioning, voice, who you sell to — and asks you to confirm and correct it. you type what a website cannot tell it, and nothing enters your profile from a guess.

verification before matching

a company account is reviewed by a human before its briefs enter matching, and the people on your slate went through the same gate. verified on both sides, or it does not run.

budget lives on the campaign

onboarding never asks your budget. it belongs to the campaign you are actually running, alongside the brief, the platforms and the window.

richer than a marketplace profile

several links, a full description, the products to feature, and the ideal customer you want reached — roles, industries and company sizes, not consumer demographics.

how the two sides meet

brief in, explained slate out, rooms at the end.

1. brief

   the campaign, the budget, the platforms, the customer you want reached, and anything you will not touch.

2. slate

   candidates ranked against that brief, each with a written reason, the evidence behind it, and how confident Barnum is in the evidence.

3. opportunity briefs

   you approve who gets approached. their agent brings them the same memo you are reading, in their terms.

4. both sides say yes

   nothing starts one-sided. the two of you do not even meet until you have both agreed.

5. room

   a shared room opens with a coordinator present, and delivery is recorded as a receipt both sides keep.

bring the brief you already have.

Barnum researches your company first, so the conversation starts at the campaign — not at a form.