How Collaboration Works on Miss Bliss
Collaboration on Miss Bliss empowers content creators to work together on creative projects, with each participant contributing their unique skills and talents. On the platform, the creator who initiates the project is known as the Coordinating Creator, while creators who apply to participate are called Co-Creators. Here’s a detailed guide on how the collaboration process works
Who can benefit from this article:
1. Content Creators on Miss Bliss
1. Project Creation by Coordinating Creator
The Coordinating Creator initiates the collaboration process by creating a project in the Bliss Studio. When creating a project, they define roles, revenue distribution, and other relevant details.
- If the project is set to public, it will appear on the project timeline under the Collab menu, making it visible to all content creators on Miss Bliss who can view and apply for the roles.
2. Viewing and Applying for Roles as a Co-Creator
Once a project is public, Co-Creators can browse the project timeline and click on a project to view its details, including available roles, revenue distribution, and project description.
- If a Co-Creator is interested in a specific role, they click the "Let’s Collaborate" button.
- They can then select their preferred role and, if any qualifying questions have been provided, they will need to answer these before submitting their interest.
Note: Each role will have a description and an associated revenue percentage. It is recommended to carefully review all details of the role before submitting your application. |
3. Inviting Other Creators to Collaborate
The Coordinating Creator can also personally invite other creators to express their interest in a project.
- Invited creators will see the project details but, instead of the “Let’s Collaborate” button, they will see an "Accept" or "Decline" option.
- If the invitation is accepted, the Co-Creator can apply only for the role they were invited to and, if necessary, answer any qualifying questions attached to that role before confirming their interest.
4. Reviewing and Shortlisting Co-Creators
The Coordinating Creator reviews all requests from Co-Creators who have expressed interest in the roles.
- For each role, the Coordinating Creator shortlists one Co-Creator, selecting the best match for the project based on their skills and answers to qualifying questions.
5. Communication via Project Messaging
To ensure clarity and resolve any doubts, project-specific 1-1 messaging is available.
- Both the Coordinating Creator and Co-Creators can use this feature to communicate, discuss terms, clarify roles, and finalize details before moving forward.
6. Setting Final Terms and Confirming the Collaboration
Once the Co-Creators have been shortlisted, the Coordinating Creator establishes final project terms. These include the confirmed shoot date, final revenue distribution, and any additional project details.
- The Coordinating Creator shares these terms with all Co-Creators, who must accept them for the collaboration to officially begin.
- If any changes are needed, the Coordinating Creator can edit the terms and share a new version with the Co-Creators for approval.
Important Note! A project cannot move forward until all project positions have been filled and all creators involved in a collaboration project have agreed to the Collaboration Agreement and signed the 'Consent to Recording and Publication of co-created content' form. |
7. Starting the Collaboration and Managing Issues
Once all Co-Creators accept the final terms, the Coordinating Creator can officially start the collaboration project.
- During the collaboration, if there are any issues with a specific Co-Creator or role, the Coordinating Creator has the option to remove a creator or role.
- In such cases, new terms will be shared with the remaining co-creators, and the process continues smoothly.
8. Entering the Ideation (Workspace) Phase
After all agreements are accepted and the Coordinating Creator starts the collaboration, both the Coordinating Creator and the Co-Creators are invited to use the Ideation Tool. This is a unique tool on Miss Bliss that allows creators to brainstorm and refine the project ideas before the shoot, ensuring everyone is aligned and contributing their best ideas.
Important Note! Do not click "Publish' before all shooting and production has been completed. Actioning this prematurely will result in access loss and all Workspace data. |
9. Wrapping Up the Project and Publishing
Once the shooting is completed, the Coordinating Creator has the option to officially action Publish. This changes the project status to Publish, marking the end of the shooting phase and the start of the content-sharing phase.
- In the Publish phase, all creators of a collaboration gain access to the project media, and it becomes mandatory to post content related to the project on the platform within 90 days.

10. Access Published Project Content, Analytics, and Revenue
Once the project is in the Publish phase:
- All Co-Creators will gain access to the posts and media from every creator involved in the project.
- They will also have access to project-level analytics that provide insights into performance metrics.
- Revenue data for the project will also be available, allowing creators to track their individual shares and overall project revenue.
By following these steps, creators on Miss Bliss can smoothly collaborate, brainstorm, shoot, and publish high-quality projects, all while ensuring clear communication and fair revenue distribution.
What's Next:
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