For creators
How to get more orders on the platform?
Find public tracks, enable Telegram notifications, send relevant offers, and talk to musicians.
Do not rely only on incoming offers. The IWBL team has observed that many artists prefer not to browse the entire creator catalog and often choose from creators who respond to their public track. The practical takeaway: a relevant response helps a musician notice you.
In this article
Look for opportunities in Tracks
Open Earn → Musicians’ tracks and explore public tracks. Listen, read the brief, and choose music that fits your format and audience. A dance, lip-sync, edit, or story should suit the track naturally. A few thoughtful responses are more useful than sending the same message to everyone.
Suggest a specific idea and include the number of videos, price, and deadline. A customer can decide more easily when the result and terms are clear. Before sending, make sure you can deliver the work for that amount and within the agreed time.
Connect Telegram and check notifications
Connect the IWBL Telegram bot from your profile. In notification settings, check that notifications are enabled and the tracks and campaigns category is on. IWBL sends new public-track notifications to eligible recipients according to track availability and account settings. Not every creator will necessarily receive every track.
When a notification arrives, open the track in IWBL, listen, and respond if it fits. Do not pass up a good opportunity just because the musician has not contacted you first. You do not need to be online around the clock: set aside convenient times to review tracks and reply. Check Tracks periodically even without notifications.
Offer an idea, not just availability
Instead of “Ready to work,” explain what you would make. For example: “Hi! I see a transition from an everyday outfit to an evening look during the chorus. I already create this format; there is an example in my showcase. I can make one video for $20 within 5 days after payment. Is there a required part of the track or anything you want in the shot?” The amount and deadline are examples; use your own realistic terms.
Do not promise a viral hit or guaranteed views. Show a relevant example and explain why your idea fits the music. Before sending, check the name, track, price, and whether the deadline is realistic.
Talk to the musician in chat
Ask questions in the available offer or order conversation. Clarify the part of the track, mood, required elements, publication date, and revisions. If the budget does not work for you, suggest a different price or a simpler format rather than going silent.
Chat shows the interface language selected by the other person. Use that hint to choose your message language. If unsure, ask which language they prefer. You can use a translator, but double-check amounts, deadlines, and the meaning of your agreement.
Give the musician time to respond. If a question goes unanswered, one polite follow-up may be appropriate. Do not send repetitive messages or pressure the customer. Being declined for one track does not mean you will not fit another release.
Make your profile ready to view
After your response, a musician may open your showcase. Add a strong sample video, current statistics, and a clear price. Show the format you propose in your message. A good response attracts attention; a complete profile helps the customer assess your work.
A high or unexplained price can make choosing harder, but repeatedly lowering your price does not replace relevant content. Consider typical views, production effort, and your income after commission. Negotiate a discount for a specific volume and terms, not merely a promise of future orders.
Give customers a reason to return
After agreeing on terms, start filming only once the order is paid. Keep your commitments, communicate difficulties early, and submit the result through the IWBL order. Friendly communication and a predictable process help build repeat collaborations.
After completion, you can briefly say you enjoyed working together and would be happy to discuss the next track. Do not treat repeat work as promised until specific terms are agreed. Notice which ideas receive replies and improve your responses using that experience.
A simple daily routine
Check notifications and new public tracks. Choose those that fit your style. Send a few specific offers and reply to current messages. Then focus on orders that are already paid. Being active improves your chance of being noticed, but response volume alone does not guarantee income.