List management

One list, and everyone is looking at it

A list per campaign or per client, with the status, the notes and the owner sitting on each creator. The Slack message asking who already emailed her stops getting sent.

A list per campaign or client

Run four at once without the beauty campaign and the fitness campaign ending up in the same tab.

Notes and status on the creator

Approved, pending, rejected, on hold, plus whatever you typed at 11pm about why. It stays on the creator, not in a thread someone has to scroll.

Out to CSV or XLSX

For the deck, the budget approval, or handing the list to whoever does outreach.

How teams use it

No more chasing status in Slack.

Every creator anyone saves lands in a shared list with the context attached: where the conversation got to, who owns it, what was decided last time. Someone new joins the account on Monday and catches up in five minutes.

Leewou list management table view with creator columns and statuses
  • Save creators to any list straight from search results
  • Set vetting statuses: approved, pending, rejected, on hold
  • Add internal notes that travel with the creator entry
  • Track relationship history for repeat collaborations

Try a piece of it free

These run on the same creator index as the paid product. No account, no card.

Questions about lists

Try it on the creator you were about to book

Pick the creator on your list you’re least sure about. Run the audience report. It takes five minutes, costs nothing, and you’ll know before you pay them.