Result
self-reportedOver $4,000 in brand-deal work found in the first week from emails that would have been deleted.
Jerad Hill trained a Grok Bot on his YouTube channel history, then let it triage sponsorship emails, flag real opportunities, and draft replies for his approval.
Who did it
Jerad HillHill Media Group / tech & camera YouTube channelsJerad Hill, Field Notes (Substack) · Sep 30, 2026
Try it now
- Create a Grok Bot whose only job is sponsorship / partnership email.
- Feed it your last year of content topics so it knows what fits your brand.
- Have it score each inbound ask (reputable brand, reviews, fit) and draft a reply. You approve before anything sends.
You are my sponsorship inbox bot. I make videos about [topics]. For each inbound brand email, check whether the company looks reputable, whether the product has real reviews, and whether it fits my channel. Reply with: Keep / Ignore, a one-line reason, and if Keep a short reply draft in my voice asking for [rate card / product sample / brief]. Never send email yourself.
Want this set up on your own site?
Build it with PageWhat to watch out for
Self-reported by the creator. Keep approval on every outbound reply so a bot never commits you to a deal or a price. Build it with Page: a simple /sponsors page with your rates and fit criteria to link in the replies.
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