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SAMPLE 01 · PRODUCTIVITY SOFTWARE

Three creators.
One clearer decision.

A software tutorial, a creator-business story, or a focused productivity test? Match the creator to the job.

3 profilesPublic evidenceReviewed 8 Sep 2026

Illustrative campaign, not a client result. Evidence dates: Nov 2025–Mar 2026. Current activity, rates and availability need checking.

For a new inspection of live commercial offers, read the planning-app conflict study. It uses a different brief and explains what changes the diligence order.

OUR FIRST DILIGENCE PICK

Thomas Frank, for a technical demo.

The clearest workflow-teaching fit in this historical sample. Check conflicts with his Notion products before moving forward.

The example brief

An English-language workflow app wants an educational YouTube integration that explains the product and leads to a trial.

Budget & target geography: not supplied

Compare the roles, not just the reach.

Research judgments · not performance scores
Technical demo

Thomas Frank

Explain a complex workflow.

Evidence
Detailed Notion tutorials and a documented production workflow.
Check first
Own templates, category conflicts and exclusivity.
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Creator-business story

Ali Abdaal

Connect the tool to a bigger goal.

Evidence
Historical creator-business videos with commercial CTAs and partner disclosure.
Check first
Owned products, commercial terms and audience fit.
Read the creator’s positioning ↗
Focused productivity test

Matt Ragland

Show a practical daily habit.

Evidence
Creator-productivity positioning and historical planning content.
Check first
Current sponsor inventory and software-demo depth.
Read the creator’s positioning ↗

DECISION MAP

What does your campaign need to do?

  1. Teach a detailed workflowStart diligence with Thomas
  2. Tell a creator-business storyExplore Ali’s integration fit
  3. Test a practical productivity angleExplore Matt’s current inventory

All paths still require budget, current activity, audience and conflict checks. No booking or performance prediction is implied.

The decision in one table.

Qualitative fit based on the historical evidence reviewed
Decision factorThomasAliMatt
Best sample angleTechnical tutorialCreator-business narrativeHabit / planning test
Evidence to inspectWorkflow case studyPartner / trial CTAsPlanning content
Key uncertaintyCategory conflictsCommercial termsCurrent inventory
Audience & conversionNot verifiedNot verifiedNot verified

BEFORE YOU BOOK

Resolve these four questions.

  1. Does the audience match your target customer?
  2. What are the current rate and available dates?
  3. Are there competing sponsors or owned products?
  4. What trial event will your campaign measure?
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Evidence review

Date boundary: the examples below are historical public examples from November 2025 through March 2026. They do not establish current September 2026 activity, availability, or campaign readiness; refresh the public record before a live recommendation.
CreatorDated public samplesFit and open questions
Thomas Frank
Directional assessment: strong technical fit
Historical March 2026 examples: Notion’s new Dashboards (17 Mar; ~43.2K views in a third-party snapshot), time tracking in Notion (6 Mar; ~9.5K). Strong tutorial and workflow evidence. Check conflicts with Notion and his own templates, exclusivity, rates, availability, and audience geography. Sources: official site, Notion case study, public metrics snapshot.
Ali Abdaal
Directional assessment: strong integration fit
Historical March 2026 examples: How I’d Create Content in 2026 (26 Mar; 240,386 views, 8,600 likes in YouTube search metadata; #ManychatPartner), and If I Started YouTube from Scratch (12 Mar; 171,414 views, 5,400 likes). Strong commercial-integration evidence and productivity/creator-business fit. Owned productivity products and likely premium terms require a conflict and capacity check. Source: official about page.
Matt Ragland
Directional assessment: focused test fit
Historical November–December 2025 examples: WRAP annual review (23 Dec) and This Practice Will Put You Ahead… (14 Nov; ~28.6K views in a public snapshot). Clear intersection of creator economy and productivity. Good candidate for a focused test, but current sponsor inventory, rates, audience geography, and software-demo depth are unknown. Sources: official site, year review.
Read the method & limits What this sample cannot establish

Limits of this sample

  • Follower and view counts are volatile public snapshots, not forecasts.
  • URL reachability only shows that a link responded. Search metadata, vendor reports, and anti-bot-limited pages do not independently verify every underlying factual claim.
  • The dated examples are historical; current activity, availability, conflicts, and terms must be verified before a live campaign recommendation.
  • No private demographics, audience quality, fake-follower assessment, pricing, availability, or conversion data was available.
  • A product mention is not automatically a paid sponsorship; explicit partner disclosure, commercial CTA, brand case study, and vendor-reported campaign results are kept distinct.
  • The niche is a research hypothesis, not validated demand.

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