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Original restaurant content plus the qualified-view floor and make-good terms shown in your campaign.
Get original short-form content from a local creator. Approve the idea, campaign terms, and finished work before anything is published.
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Local creators choose restaurants they believe in and make short-form content around an offer the restaurant reviews first. You get a clear campaign brief and eligible content to keep. Any food donation is a separate choice, activity, and record.
Four examples of the energy a phone, a strong idea, and a human restaurant story can create. EAT creators can adapt these approaches or propose something entirely new.
Independent creators, not EAT campaigns. Shown as style reference only — once your first campaign closes, that's what goes here instead.
A local creator who chooses your restaurant can pitch a short-form video of your food and your vibe. The current offer explains amplification, review, and publishing rules. Eligible delivered content is yours to keep under those terms.
Creator marketing, creator compensation, and any restaurant food donation remain separate activities and records. EAT does not turn a marketing purchase into a donation or tax-receipt claim.
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A creator who chose your restaurant shows the exact price, deliverables, timing, and publishing rules before payment or filming.
The creator follows the brief, obtains required consent, and submits the work for EAT moderation and your approval.
Original restaurant content plus the qualified-view floor and make-good terms shown in your campaign.
Pro short-form video, yours to keep and repost forever.
Separately confirmed food donations can be documented without bundling them into marketing.
Price, deliverables, consent, review, and publishing rules appear before you pay.
Creators earn, build real work, and grow relationships in their community.
Founding member of your block in a movement people will want to have joined.
Membership is free. Campaigns are optional. Each campaign confirms scope, timing, creator pay, your qualified-view floor, and the make-good remedy before payment.
Qualified-view floors use the measurement window and under-delivery remedy in the campaign terms. Foot traffic, sales, engagement, and audience reaction are not guaranteed.
Marketing payment and any donated food remain separate activities and records. Nothing posts outside the review rules shown in the current offer.
Every EAT transaction helps fund hunger and hunger awareness. A restaurant can separately donate food through a confirmed handoff; EAT records that contribution and WYDE Foundation provides year-end documentation for qualifying records. A campaign purchase is not itself a food donation.
Creator-led content with clear scope and no invented result guarantee.
Choose a separately documented food donation when it fits your restaurant.
Review the current deliverables, timing, and publishing rules before deciding.
You're now native to the platforms they live on.
Local creators earn and grow because of you.
This is the EAT Network. You're a founding member of your block.
No. The food is the star. Being on camera is optional and only if you want.
A vetted local creator from the EAT street team. You approve everything before it posts.
Your campaign includes the qualified-view floor and make-good remedy shown before payment. Foot traffic, sales, engagement, and audience reaction are not guaranteed.
Yes. Membership is free. Campaigns are optional and priced above.
No campaign charge is added to a customer bill. Card terms and any separate food donation follow their own disclosed rules.
Yes. It's yours to keep and repost forever, anywhere you want.
Timing depends on a creator choosing your restaurant and both sides agreeing to the current offer. EAT does not promise a fixed dispatch or start date.
Tell us about your place. This is an inquiry, not a charge or a promise that a creator is available on a particular date.
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