Give brand partners a clearer picture of your results
Social Insights brings performance from connected social accounts into StarlightIQ. Review available metrics and export PDF or CSV reports to help prepare a campaign recap for a brand partner.
Results need the right context.
A recap needs both results and context: what was agreed, what was published, and which reporting period the numbers cover. When those details live separately, it is easy to mix a campaign result with a broader account trend or leave the reporting window unclear.
In StarlightIQ’s 2026 Creator Brand Deal Research, a survey of 154 creators who completed 5+ paid brand deals in the past 12 months, 95% said they keep deal information in two or more places.
Fielded online October 5–6, 2026 through a paid, opt-in research panel. The final sample of 154 passed attention checks and duplicate-response screening. Responses and eligibility were self-reported, not independently verified; results are not weighted to represent all creators. The survey did not measure StarlightIQ’s effect on payments or time spent.
How performance reporting works
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Connect your social accounts
Authorize the accounts you want to review. Available performance depends on the data those accounts provide, so check that the account and content you need are included.
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Review the available metrics
Look at views, engagement, and audience changes in context. Compare like periods, and distinguish account-level changes from the results of an individual piece of sponsored content.
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Choose the reporting window
Select the dates and connected accounts for the report. Check which posts fall within that window, especially if you published other content during the same campaign period.
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Export and review
Download a PDF or CSV report, then check the figures and scope before sharing. Add the campaign context a partner needs to understand what the report does and does not show.
Make your next recap clearer.
Connected performance in one place
Review available social metrics alongside the workspace where you manage your brand relationships and obligations.
PDF and CSV exports
Create a readable report or a file of figures you can inspect when assembling a recap for a partner.
Reporting periods you can explain
Choose a date window and connected accounts so the recipient knows which period and sources the exported results cover.
Keep the recap specific to the campaign
A report covering a date range can include content beyond one partnership. Review its scope before describing it as campaign-only performance. Explain which posts belong to the agreement, keep metric names consistent, and avoid treating audience growth or engagement as proof of sales that have not been measured.
Good questions.
Straight answers.
Do I need to connect accounts to use Social Insights?
Yes, Social Insights uses performance data from connected social accounts.
Can I export a report for a brand?
Yes, PDF and CSV report exports are available. Review the reporting period and included content before sharing.
Does every account provide the same metrics?
No, available metrics depend on what each connected account reports. Avoid presenting unavailable data as zero.
Is a date-range report automatically limited to one deal?
No, a date-range report can include other content from the selected accounts. Check its scope before presenting it as a campaign recap.