With more creator content showing up on CTV devices, creators are taking advantage of their television moment to bargain for higher sponsorship rates.
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Four creators and creator talent managers that had recently signed CTV licensing deals told Digiday that they were planning to leverage their expansion onto TV to charge higher rates for sponsored content.
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