Zim creators: Pitch Dutch brands on Telegram—land song deals

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MaTitie is an editor at BaoLiba, writing about influencer marketing and VPN technology.
His dream is to build a global influencer marketing network — one where Zimbabwean creators and brands can collaborate across borders and platforms.
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💡 Why Dutch brands on Telegram? (short, real talk)

If you make song reaction videos and want proper brand paychecks — not just likes — then the Netherlands is an obvious target. Dutch brands are quick to experiment with music-led campaigns, and Telegram is becoming a low-key channel for PR teams and crypto/tech brands who want closer, less noisy comms than public socials. I’ve seen channels like Pepetocoin use Telegram to host communities and tag partners directly (see Pepetocoin channel t.me/pepeto_channel) — that’s the model: a private-ish space where you can get real-life collabs if your pitch hits the right note.

This guide is for you: a Zimbabwe creator who knows how to make viral, honest song reaction vids but needs a step-by-step playbook to actually reach Netherlands brands on Telegram, make offers they can’t ignore, and avoid legal landmines around music use. I’ll walk you through where to find Dutch brands, how to contact them on Telegram (and when to use Instagram/Email instead), a couple of short, copy-paste pitch templates tuned for response, and the legal and measurement bits that win marketing teams over. I’ll also fold in fresh industry context — for example, the Marketing Technology Market is growing fast, which means brands are investing in new channels and measurement tools (MENAFN, 2025), and that raises both opportunity and expectations for creators.

If you’re ready to stop sliding into DMs and start landing paid song reaction work from Dutch brands, let’s get you seen and paid.

📊 Quick outreach comparison (Telegram vs Instagram vs Email)

The table shows the trade-offs you’ll face: Telegram gives faster replies and a decent conversion rate for community-first brands (good for quick reaction videos), Instagram exposes you to larger audiences but noisier comms, while Email converts best for formal contracts and higher budgets due to record-keeping. Use Telegram to start the convo, Instagram to publicise, and Email to close and sign the contract.

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💡 How to find Netherlands brands on Telegram (practical steps)

1) Scan brand footwork on public pages
– Start at the brand’s website, footer, or press page for t.me links. Many Dutch startups, music-tech projects and lifestyle brands add Telegram to their contact list. If the site lists nothing, check the brand’s Instagram/LinkedIn; PR bios often say “Telegram” or have a t.me shortlink. Example reference channels and handles to copy for structure: Pepetocoin (t.me/pepeto_channel) and media teams like Bernama (see @bernamaradio) for how handles are shown.

2) Use Telegram search and niche communities
– Inside Telegram, search keywords in English and Dutch: “Nederland”, “Nederlands”, “marketing”, “press”, “influencer”. Join public groups to listen for brand names. Watch crypto, music-tech, and festival channels — those sectors are often open to reaction video formats.

3) Reverse-engineer from campaign creatives
– Look at recent song reaction-style campaigns on Instagram or YouTube and trace which agencies or brands promoted them. Agencies often run private Telegram channels for press and creators. If you spot a campaign you like, find the agency’s contact and ask if they have a Telegram channel for creators.

4) Use LinkedIn to find the PR/marketing person, then ask for Telegram
– Short message: “Hi [Name], love your recent campaign with [artist]. I make short reaction vids that drive shares — do you have a Telegram or creators channel where I can pitch an idea?” That usually gets the channels or the right contact.

💬 How to DM on Telegram — message templates that work

Keep messages short, concrete, and measurable. Templates below assume you’ve joined a brand or agency channel and found the comms contact.

Cold intro (first message):
Hi [Name] — I’m [Your Name], a Zimbabwe creator (Xk followers on YouTube/TikTok). I do honest song reaction clips that get high shares. Quick idea: 30–45s reaction to [song/title] with branded outro + CTA to your landing page. I can deliver in 48 hrs. Interested in a paid test? Price: €80 incl. edits. Sample: [link]. Thanks — [Your name]

Follow-up after no reply (48–72 hrs):
Hi [Name], bumping this — sample link again. I can tailor the concept to [campaign objective] (brand awareness / pre-save / event). Happy to hop on a 10-min call. Cheers.

When they ask about music clearance:
Short and honest: I usually use <30s clips and add clear attribution. If you want full rights, I’ll need written clearance or you can route the music rights through your PR/label. I’m happy to work under a co-owned asset agreement.

Note: Always attach one 20–30s sample clip in your first reach — nothing impresses more than seeing the content ready.

📈 Why brands will bite (industry signals)

• Marketing tech budgets are expanding — brands are testing alternative channels and creator-driven content (MENAFN, 2025). That means more ad spend for creator formats that can be measured.
• Trust & safety and audit requirements are a thing for bigger brands; keep records and be ready to show metrics (MENAFN, Genpact story) for conversions and platform policies.
• Telegram is favoured for crypto, music-tech and intimate community plays — if you target those verticals you’ll find lower competition and higher conversion rates.

Extended playbook: contracts, music rights, and reporting (real talk)

When the brand says “let’s go”, get the deliverables and rights in writing. Simple contract must include: deliverable list (length, format), usage rights (channels, time-limited or perpetual), payment terms, attribution, and a clause about music rights. If the brand provides the music or the artist’s label clears it, get an email confirmation. If not, propose a “short clip” usage with attribution or use royalty-free stems to avoid takedowns.

Measurement: promise simple, brand-friendly KPIs — impressions (or reach on the brand’s channel), views, CTR to link, saves/shares. Brands love data. Offer a 48–72 hour performance snapshot and one revised cut if needed. If they push for longer reports, ask for a modest uplift fee.

Pricing: for first-time Dutch brand tests, €60–€150 for a short reaction vid is realistic depending on your audience and production value. Use the Email channel to close higher budgets; Telegram is great for quick tests and fast decisions.

Cultural tip: Dutch brands value directness and clarity. Be straightforward, show past results, and avoid vague “influencer speak.” A one-line Dutch greeting helps: “Hoi [Name], ik ben [Name] — leuk je te ontmoeten.” Then switch to English for the pitch.

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❓ How direct should my first Telegram message be?

💬 Keep it short and specific — propose a single, testable idea and a sample clip. No long backstory. If they like it, you’ll get a reply.

🛠️ Is English good enough when messaging Dutch brands?

💬 Yes. English is widely accepted. Add one short Dutch line to stand out, but keep the rest in clear English.

🧠 What if a brand asks for exclusive rights to my content?

💬 Negotiate scope and time limits. Exclusivity should mean higher pay. Ask for clear usage boundaries (which countries, which channels, how long).

Pfupiso Yekupedzisira

You’ve got the skills to make song reaction videos that land — now use the right channel and the right tone. Telegram is a high-value path for Netherlands brands who want quick, community-driven hits. Find brand channels, open with a crisp sample, be clear on rights and reporting, and use Email to seal bigger deals. Keep testing: the first paid collab is often the hardest, but it’s what builds a repeatable pipeline.

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This article mixes public sources (e.g., MENAFN industry pieces) with practical creator experience and a little AI help. Use the guidance as a working plan, but always double-check legal and rights questions with the brand or a lawyer before you post paid content. If anything looks off, hit me up and I’ll help tidy it.