Agentio's new Head of Creator Growth will own the self-serve creator journey "from first contact to first earnings". That journey starts on /creators, and the first button there, "Get started" in the header, opens a pop-up set to the brand tab asking for a work email, company and "monthly Meta spend". Creators have to notice a second tab. The page also never mentions the referral program Agentio updated on October 8, and it has no search description.
First action
Set the pop-up on /creators to open on the creator tab.
How to measure it
Creator access requests from /creators
- Now
- –
- Target
- +25%
- By
- 60 days
Steps
Fix the default
Creator tab or direct join link on /creators.
Webflow Developer 2 hours
Explain access
What happens after you request access, and how long.
Head of Creator Growth 1 day
Add the referral offer
Short explanation and link to the terms.
Head of Creator Growth 1 day
Write a description
Meta description and title for creator searches.
Product Marketing Manager, Narrative 1 hour
Tag sources
Track which page and button each sign-up used.
Strategy & Operations, Creator Supply 2 days
Measure
Sign-ups and approvals per week.
Strategy & Operations, Creator Supply weekly
Why it works
On /creators, make every button open the creator path: default the pop-up to the creator tab (or link straight to app.agentio.com/join), say plainly what happens after "Request access" (review time, what gets you approved faster), add the referral offer with a link to the terms, and write a meta description aimed at creators searching for brand deals. Tag each source so the creator funnel shows where sign-ups start.
The first click decides whether a creator keeps going. Removing a brand form from the creator path is the cheapest gain in the creator funnel, and it gives the new growth lead a clean first-touch number.
Ready to use
ChecklistCreator front door
[ ] Pop-up opens on the creator tab on /creators [ ] Every creator button goes to app.agentio.com/join [ ] "What happens next" text [ ] Referral offer and terms link [ ] Meta description for creators [ ] Source tags on every button [ ] Weekly sign-up and approval report
Risks and how to handle them
More low-fit sign-ups
Say who gets approved first so quality stays high.
Evidence
- Your websiteCreators page: "Brands come to you. Deals close instantly." for creators "on YouTube and Instagram", "It's free", "98% deliverables approved on-time", brands approve "as quickly as 6 minutes"; buttons say "Join for free" and "Request access now" (to app.agentio.com/join). The header "Get started" button opens a pop-up that defaults to the brand tab (work email, company, "What is your monthly Meta spend?"), with creators on a second tab. The page has no meta description and does not mention the creator referral program.Source
- HiringHead of Creator Growth (posted September 11, 2026, reports to the CEO): "To date, we've focused on an enterprise-like sales motion"; the role adds "scaled supply-side product and growth marketing-led acquisition", owning "the product loops, referral mechanics, paid and organic channels, and activation systems", "the self-serve creator journey from first contact to first earnings", "gamification and scaled education", launches for "new platforms, geographies", and "full-funnel visibility from first touch through first earnings and referrals". It asks for "referral and incentive systems with real economic design behind them, not flat bonuses".Source
- Your websiteCreator Referral Program Terms, last updated October 8, 2026: a Referral Link in each creator account; "Activation" is "the Referred Creator's first accepted bid"; a twelve-month "Referral Window" of "Qualified Earnings"; referred creators join "the Service waitlist" through the link.Source
- HiringStrategy & Operations, Creator Supply: "Agentio's growth depends on liquidity on both sides of the marketplace"; sets "creator-number targets relative to demand", owns the read on "where we're inventory-constrained versus demand-constrained", the funnel "from sourcing and qualification through to a creator's first accepted deal", catching "creators going quiet before they churn", and supply-side incentive programs.Source