How to scale

When a campaign works, save it as a template from Dashboard → Templates. Templates pre-fill the brief, deliverable structure, deadlines, and budget so your next launch takes minutes, not an afternoon — and keeps the quality bar consistent while you run more of them at once.

• Budget caps keep every campaign inside a ceiling you set, so scaling never becomes overspending.
• Pause and resume from the campaign view — a 'new applications only' pause keeps existing tracking links working while you regroup.
• Applicant queue tools: review, approve, or bulk-approve creators as volume grows.
• Team seats: invite teammates with admin or read-only roles so the work scales past one login.

Once a deliverable is approved, you can turn that proven organic post into a paid Google Ads campaign from Dashboard → Google Ads. You pay Google directly for ad clicks — Adswish charges zero commission on ad spend — and the A/B thumbnail assets extracted from the creator's video give you three ready-made creatives to test. See the Google Ads guide for setup.

Dashboard → Analytics shows clicks, conversions, and spend per creator, updated in real time. The weekly digest emails you a 7-day summary so you always know which creators and campaign types earn their budget. The pattern to scale is simple: re-engage creators whose links convert, template the briefs that worked, and retire what doesn't.

Scaling multiplies both good and bad behaviour. Keep approvals prompt, pay on time, and use the two-way review system — your public business page rating is what convinces the next tier of creators to apply when you post bigger campaigns.