Influencer & affiliate marketing · Varsity Lakes QLD · 4+ yrs
I help brands scaling through paid media. $2M + in Meta spend Managed - Agency & In-house experience
Meta Ads (Facebook & Instagram)Google Ads (Search, Display, YouTube) +7
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Influencer & affiliate marketing · Broadbeach QLD
Influencer & Affiliate MarketingProduct & Service Photography +9
Ketan S.
ABN connectedInfluencer & affiliate marketing · Broadbeach QLD
Web DevelopmentApp Development +14
Influencer & affiliate marketing · Brisbane QLD · 10+ yrs
Eliz is a visual storyteller, working in motion film & photography. With 10 years of expertise in e-commerce, brand campaigns, short films, product photography & music videos: she thrives at the intersection of fashion, branding & culture. She was the Head Content Producer at Luvo (tech-beauty e-comm) for 8 years, Creative Director of PRAEMA (creative agency) for 3 years & was recently the Creative Producer at Laced (retailer). With a portfolio of diverse collaborations, Eliz has worked with leading companies such as Netflix AU, Adobe, Pedestrian.tv, Footlocker, Puma, Culture Kings & more.
Online Advertising StrategyInfluencer & Affiliate Marketing +20
$225–375/hr Indicative. Bids set the price.
Luke W.
ABN connectedInfluencer & affiliate marketing · Brisbane QLD · 4+ yrs
I'm a graphic designer specialising in brand identity, packaging and web design for ambitious businesses. My philosophy: great design starts by thinking outside the frame — challenging convention, obsessing over details, and building brands that actually stand out, not blend in. From packaging systems to full digital experiences, I turn ideas into identities that leave a lasting impression.
Logo & Brand IdentityGraphic Design (Signage, Posters, Digital & Print) +15
$106–163/hr Indicative. Bids set the price.
Rochelle D.
ABN connectedInfluencer & affiliate marketing · Brisbane QLD
My name is Rochelle. I am an Art Director, creative leader, motion and digital designer. I have worked as a designer for over 20 years and as a creative lead and Art Director for the past several years. Working on branding and design for companies such as Paramount ANZ, Foxtel, Channel 10, Nickelodeon & MTV. I am skilled in art direction, motion design, digital, and print. As a creative, I specialise in brand identity through design and creative work, always ensuring I communicate a brand's message. I have a keen eye for detail; I always ask the why behind every brief to ensure the design brief is met and the creative meets the highest standards. I would love to hear about any project or work you might have!
Logo & Brand IdentityGraphic Design (Signage, Posters, Digital & Print) +15
Jasper McDonald B.
ABN connectedInfluencer & affiliate marketing · Sunshine Coast QLD · 10+ yrs
Experienced photographer, videographer, video editor and designer with 8+ years producing content for brands like UNIQLO, Adidas, Lendlease and ATP Science. Most recently a TV Video Journalist at Ngaarda Media and Photographer/Videographer at Impact Digi Agency, shooting in extreme remote conditions across the Pilbara. I handle the whole job: planning, studio and location shoots, drone, editing in Premiere Pro, and design in Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign. With a Master's in Strategic Advertising, I make content that looks great and performs. Confident, reliable, on time.
Logo & Brand IdentityGraphic Design (Signage, Posters, Digital & Print) +26
$150–375/hr Indicative. Bids set the price.
Justin H.
ABN connectedInfluencer & affiliate marketing · Toowoomba QLD
I am a sole trader with over 9 years of IT experience working for a MSP in Australia. I am keen to do some work for the general public as my own boss now.
Logo & Brand IdentityMeta Ads (Facebook & Instagram) +8
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$155/hr
Before GST and our 5% platform fee
$105 Most sit around $155 $225
Influencer & affiliate marketing Excludes ad spend · Updated today
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Influencer & affiliate marketing in Gold Coast, questions
Usually the strategy and the legwork. That means working out which creators or affiliates suit your business, writing the briefs, handling the outreach and negotiation, setting up tracking (discount codes or affiliate links), then managing the content and reporting on what each partner drove. Some freelancers focus on one-off influencer collaborations, others build an ongoing affiliate program with commission terms. Be clear which you're after, because it changes the bid.
Influencer marketing usually pays a creator a flat fee (or product) to post about you, so you pay for the reach whether or not it sells. Affiliate marketing pays for performance: partners earn a commission only on the sales they bring in, tracked by a unique code or link. Plenty of programs blend the two, a paid post upfront plus a commission code, so a creator has a reason to keep promoting you after the first post goes up.
Fit beats follower count. A local cafe gets more from a Byron food creator with 8,000 engaged followers than a national name with 200,000 who'll never set foot in the place. A good freelancer shortlists creators by audience overlap, engagement rate and how their content actually looks, then checks the audience is real before you spend a cent. Micro-creators (roughly 5,000 to 50,000 followers) tend to convert better and cost far less.
Partners get a unique code or tracked link, and earn an agreed cut of any sale that comes through it, commonly 10% to 20% for products, sometimes a flat dollar amount per lead or sale. You only pay out on results, so the risk sits with the partner, not you. The freelancer sets the commission rate, the cookie window (how long after a click a sale still counts) and the payout schedule, then reconciles it each month.
Yes. Under the AANA Code and Australian Consumer Law, any paid or gifted partnership has to be clearly labelled, #ad or #sponsored, or the platform's paid-partnership tag, not buried in the hashtags. It protects you as much as the creator, because an undisclosed ad that gets pulled up does real brand damage. A freelancer who runs partnerships properly builds disclosure into every brief as a non-negotiable.
An influencer post can drive a spike in traffic or sales within days of going live, though that first burst often fades fast. An affiliate program is a slower build: 2 to 3 months to recruit partners, get codes circulating and see steady sales come through. One-off posts are good for a launch or a push; an affiliate program is the longer game that keeps paying once it's running.
You can, and reaching out to a few local creators you already follow is a fine place to start. Where a freelancer earns their keep is at volume: vetting audiences for fake followers, negotiating rates so you're not overpaying, writing briefs that actually convert, and tracking which partner drove what. Doing it solo eats hours in the DMs, and it's easy to pay big money for a post that sells nothing. A freelancer makes the spend accountable.
Track it at the source. Give every creator or affiliate a unique discount code or link so you can tie sales straight back to them, then judge each partner on cost per sale, not likes. Reach and engagement are early signals, but a post that pulls 50,000 views and zero sales has failed. Expect a report that ranks partners by what they actually drove, so you renew the ones that work and drop the ones that don't.
In Gold Coast, freelance management of influencer or affiliate programs typically runs $800 to $3,000 a month, on top of what you pay the creators themselves. Creator fees sit on top and vary hugely: a micro-creator might post for a few hundred dollars or free product, while an established name runs into the thousands per post. Affiliate commissions only come out of sales the partners make, so they're self-funding. Confirm whether the fee includes creator outreach and content rights, or just the strategy.
Look for someone who talks about audience fit and tracked sales before follower counts, and who can show real campaigns with the codes, the spend and the return. Ask how they vet creators for fake followers and how they build disclosure into briefs. Make sure they hand you the creator relationships and the affiliate platform login so you keep them. Verified reviews on Unjumble that mention actual sales or sign-ups are the cleanest signal.
Post an influencer and affiliate marketing gig in 60 seconds. Describe the work, set your budget and timeframe, and choose whether it's time-based or outcome-based. Local freelancers send a bid with a quote, you compare their profiles, portfolios and verified reviews, then pick the one that fits. Posting a gig is free. When you accept a bid, each stage is the freelancer's price, plus GST if they're registered, plus our 5% platform fee (worked out on the price before GST, GST included). A $1,000 stage from a GST-registered freelancer comes to $1,150.
Every gig runs on a payment schedule you both agree on up front, and every payment runs through Stripe. On an outcome-based gig each stage is charged before the work starts and held by Unjumble until sign-off, or until it pays out on its own 14 days after it's submitted. On a time-based gig you're charged for each month as it starts, and it pays out when the next month starts unless you raise an issue.