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THE FIRST STEP TO A GOOD PARTNERSHIP

Let’s talk
about what we can
do together.

Looking for new partnerships for your business, or a way to show the impact of your content? Start by telling Starvie a little about yourself.

For my business I’m a creator
No form. Just a short introduction to start.
WHAT TO PREPARE

A few essentials
to get to know you.

No long presentation needed. Use the topics below to prepare your first message.

01 / BUSINESSES

Introduce your business.

Help us understand the experience you offer and what you want from a partnership:

  • Business name and locationCity, district and business type: café, restaurant, bakery or other.
  • A link to your businessYour social profile, website or map link, if available.
  • Our point of contactYour name and role at the business.
  • What you’re looking forThe experience you want to highlight and the period you have in mind.
Your first message could start like this

“Hello, we’d like to explore Starvie for [business name] in [district]. You can see our business here: [link].”

Get in touch about your business
02 / CREATORS

Introduce your content.

Help us understand your style, where you create and the partnerships you’re looking for:

  • Your name and public profilesLinks to the social profiles where you publish content.
  • Your city and areasPlaces you can regularly visit or create content in.
  • A few examples of your workLinks to two or three pieces of food and drink content that show your style.
  • What you’re looking forThe types of businesses you’re interested in and when you’re available.
Your first message could start like this

“Hello, I’m [name]. I create food and drink content in [city] and I’m interested in Starvie partnerships. Here are my profile and content examples: [links].”

Introduce your content
AFTER YOU GET IN TOUCH

First, we get acquainted.
Then we clarify the terms together.

  1. 01

    Tell us about yourself.

    Send a short message using the preparation list for your role.

  2. 02

    Let’s talk about fit.

    We’ll discuss your business or content style, expectations and the pilot scope together.

  3. 03

    Let’s clarify the terms.

    If we decide to move forward, we’ll put the scope, schedule and fees in writing before starting.

This first contact is an introduction and review step, not a guarantee of acceptance or a match. Partnership terms and fees are agreed separately. You do not need to share account passwords, identity numbers or bank details in your first message.