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YouTube adds AI creator matching and ad formats to its partnerships platform

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YouTube used its NewFront presentation to unveil a significant upgrade to its Creator Partnerships platform, adding Gemini-powered creator matching, stronger measurement tools, and new ways to run creator content as paid ads.

Why we care. Influencer marketing has become a core part of many brands’ strategies, but finding the right creators at scale and proving ROI is a pain point. tackles influencer marketing’s two biggest friction points — finding the right creator and proving ROI.

Gemini-powered matching cuts through the noise of three million creators, while the ability to run creator content as paid Shorts and in-stream ads makes performance measurable like any standard campaign, backed by a reported 30% conversion lift.

How it works. The updated platform uses Gemini to recommend creators from a pool of more than three million YouTube Partner Program members, filtered by campaign goals. Advertisers get more control over who they work with and better visibility into how those partnerships perform.

The big new feature. A revamped Creator Partnerships boost lets brands run creator-made content directly as Shorts and in-stream ads — formats YouTube says deliver an average 30% lift in conversions.

The big picture. The announcement builds on BrandConnect, YouTube’s existing creator monetization infrastructure, showing that the platform is doubling down on the creator economy as a growth lever for advertisers — not just a content strategy.

What’s next. Brands interested in the updated tools can watch the full NewFront presentation on YouTube for more details.

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