Describe your niche
Type a keyword your audience cares about, such as skincare, home gym or budgeting.
Enter your niche to find brands that are currently paying to advertise on Facebook and Instagram — a practical shortlist of companies with active marketing budgets to pitch for sponsorships.
Type a keyword your audience cares about, such as skincare, home gym or budgeting.
Kabo searches the public Meta Ad Library for ads currently running with that keyword.
See each advertiser, how many active ads it runs, since when, and open its ads to study the angle before you pitch.
The hardest part of landing a first sponsorship is knowing who to pitch. A brand that is running paid ads in your niche right now has a marketing budget and is actively trying to reach your kind of audience. Kabo searches Meta's public Ad Library for your keyword and groups the active ads by the brand running them.
Pitch the angle they already pay for.
Read three of the brand's current ads. The message they repeat is the message they want creators to carry.
Shortlist five brands that fit your audience, check their Instagram or TikTok for past creator partnerships, and pitch one concrete video idea that matches their ad angle. Include your audience size and a recent result. If you need a price, estimate it with Kabo's influencer rate calculator first.
Open two or three of their ads, then pitch an idea that fits the angle they are already running.
From Meta's public Ad Library, which lists ads currently running on Facebook, Instagram, Messenger and Audience Network. Kabo groups the ads by the page that runs them.
No. It means the brand is spending on advertising right now, which makes it a reasonable lead. Check the brand's own social accounts for past creator partnerships before you pitch.
The Ad Library matches your keyword anywhere in the ad text. Use a more specific keyword, or try a different country, to tighten the list.
No. Spend is only published for political and social-issue ads. The number of active ads is a rough sign of how actively a brand is advertising, not of its budget.
No. The result links to the brand's Facebook page and its ads so you can research it, then reach out through its official channels.