Automation recipe · sponsorship triage
Best for
Creators and channel teams that publish a business email, media kit, sponsorship form, or partnerships page and want to keep public replies consistent.
Recommended action
AI-generated reply
Start in approval mode so you can inspect real matches before anything posts.
The rule boundary
Match one job, leave nearby comments out
AI intent matching can recognize business-intent phrasing, but it cannot verify the commenter’s identity or the legitimacy of an offer. Keep all replies in approval mode.
| Match type | AI intent matching |
|---|---|
| Starter condition | the commenter is asking about sponsoring, partnering with, reviewing, or working with the creator or channel as a brand or business |
| Action mode | AI-generated reply · Needs approval |
Make it yours
Edit the facts, then preview the reply
The fields below are placeholders for your channel. The preview updates as you type; nothing is posted or saved by this page.
“We’d love to sponsor your next video — how can our team get in touch?”
Thanks for reaching out. Partnership details are here: [partnership or media-kit URL]. For business inquiries, use [your public business contact path].
Add your own values for Partnership or media-kit link, Business contact path to enable the draft handoff.
The draft opens in CommentShark's Comment Assistant. Review the rule, accept the product disclaimer, and save it under your own account when it fits your channel.
The draft uses this instruction to guide a fresh reply; the public example above is a starting point you can copy or adapt.
Use real comments to calibrate
What should match and what should not
Examples are guardrails, not a promise that every comment will be classified correctly. Review your own channel language before enabling a rule.
Good matches
Our brand would love to partner with you. Who should we contact?
The commenter states a business partnership intent and asks for a route.Do you accept sponsorships for your next tutorial?
This is a direct sponsorship question.We have a product that fits your audience — can we send a brief?
The comment asks to start a business conversation.
Keep out
I love this brand; you should work with them.
That is a viewer recommendation, not an inquiry from a potential partner.Send me your personal phone number so we can discuss a deal.
The request for private contact details needs human judgment.Congratulations, you won our creator grant. Message this Telegram account.
This has scam or impersonation signals and should not receive a business handoff.
Why this structure works
A useful answer needs a useful boundary
- It acknowledges a possible opportunity without claiming that the commenter is a verified brand.
- It keeps the next step on a public, creator-controlled path rather than improvising private contact details.
- It makes human review mandatory because sponsorship decisions involve fit, safety, and negotiation.
Setup path
Configure it in three deliberate passes
The recipe page is a planning and preview tool. CommentShark does not post or save anything until you open the editor, review the draft, and save it under your own account.
- 1
Choose a real contact path
Enter the public page, form, or business inbox that you monitor. If you do not have one, do not publish this recipe yet.
- 2
Write the exclusion boundary
Keep impersonation, crypto or grant claims, requests for private contact details, and suspicious off-platform instructions out of the rule.
- 3
Approve every draft
Use the reply as a triage suggestion, then inspect the account and wording before responding. The rule does not verify a brand or negotiate a sponsorship.
Before you enable it
Quick safety checks
- Never publish private email addresses, phone numbers, rates, contracts, or payment details in a public reply.
- Treat unexpected Telegram, WhatsApp, crypto, grant, or login requests as potential scams and keep them out of this workflow.
- Do not imply that a sponsorship is accepted, approved, or guaranteed because a reply was sent.
Questions creators ask
Frequently asked questions
Can this recipe verify a sponsorship offer?
No. It only drafts a cautious public handoff. Review the commenter, company, domain, and offer yourself before continuing the conversation.
Should sponsorship replies be autonomous?
Keep them in approval mode. A public sponsorship response can expose contact information or imply a business commitment, and both require human judgment.
What if I do not publish a business contact?
Leave this recipe unused until you have a public contact path you actually monitor. Do not ask an automation rule to invent one or reveal a private address.