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What is Creator Startup Cohort 2

• A 30‑day cohort‑based program/course for creators, run live with guided curriculum, workbooks, and actionable templates.

• Created by Colin Rosenblum & Samir Chaudry, known for their work in the creator economy (YouTube, podcasting, brand partnerships).

• The central goal is to help creators move from occasional/one‑off brand deals to consistent brand partnership income, with systems for pitching, pricing, executing, and renewing deals.

Key Components & Curriculum

Here are the main parts you’ll learn and work on during Cohort 2:

Plus, tools & extras:

• Digital workbook with exercises.

• Templates: pitch decks, contract templates, financial planners.

• Access to a community of creators for peer support, feedback, etc.

• Bonus content (e.g. on storytelling, the “Creator‑CEO Spectrum” assessment)

Who It’s For

This program works best for creators who:

• Are already producing content regularly.

• Have done at least one brand deal (so you’ve had some exposure to how sponsorships/partnerships work).

• Want to turn brand deals into a more stable / predictable income stream.

• Are serious about growing their creator business (not just making viral content).

It’s not as suitable if you:

• Are just starting content creation, with no real output yet.

• Are not interested in brand partnerships / monetization via such methods.

• Want something that’s purely self‑paced with no deadlines or live sessions (because there is a live/cohort component).

Pros & What Makes It Valuable

• It’s practical — you get things to do (decks, outreach scripts, contract templates) not just theory.

• You get insider guidance from people who’ve built things as creators + worked with brands.

• The cohort format means more accountability + feedback + community vs solo courses.

• Focused on long‑term, sustainable business rather than trying to chase trends or virality.

Things to Consider / Potential Drawbacks

• Cost: These types of cohort programs tend to have significant cost; you’ll want to make sure expected ROI (from brand deals, etc.) justifies it.

• Time & commitment: Because it’s live/cohort based, you’ll need to commit time and energy — doing the exercises, making the pitch deck, responding to brands, etc.

• Need some starting traction: If you don’t have any content or brand experience, you might struggle to apply part of what’s taught.

• Live sessions / deadlines: If your schedule is unpredictable, these can be challenging.

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