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into today's show. There is massive opportunity to make money

with brand deals and sponsorships for creators. In fact, you don't even need a big audience to do it.

Brands are sponsoring big creators, but also micro and nano influencers. And it's a very lucrative

opportunity, but there's also a lot of pitfalls.

Picture this. You spend weeks crafting the perfect sponsored video. It performs brilliantly,

bringing in thousands of new subscribers. But then months later, you discover that the brand has

repurposed your content into ads running everywhere without paying you a penny more. Worse yet,

when you check the fine print in your contract that you signed, you realize you legally gave

them permission to do this. Well, today, Tyler Chow, the creator's attorney, reveals the predatory

contract clauses that are legally stealing content from unsuspecting creators and how to protect

yourself before it's too late. Tyler is back on the Think Media podcast. She is the creator's

attorney and she is a former Hollywood insider who spent 15 years at Disney Skydance and major

law firms before walking away to exclusively represent creators.

And she is the expert.

She helps creators like you and business owners build six and seven figure businesses through

smart contracts, IP protection, and brand deals.

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