Get Paid for Useful Lawn Care Content
Anthony TrevisoFounder | What Grass Is This?Useful lawn-care content is easier to trust when it comes from people actually doing the work: mowing, seeding, fixing weeds, testing soil, comparing products, and showing what happened next. That is why What Grass Is This? is opening a creator path for live lawn-care posts, videos, and proof screenshots.
The program is simple: submit useful lawn content, show proof that the placement is live, get reviewed, and become eligible for manual payout if the submission is approved. Approval is not automatic, and payout is not guaranteed just because a post exists.
Ready to submit? Use the Creator Program contact form with your live URL, video link, screenshot link or shared proof folder, campaign topic, disclosure notes, and payout contact. The form does not upload video files yet, so paste a shareable link. Submit proof for review.
Visit the Creator program page for the current public overview.
Who this is for
This is for creators who already help homeowners understand what to do in the yard. You might make short mowing videos, compare seed or fertilizer, document a lawn renovation, show before-and-after progress, explain a weed-control mistake, or walk through seasonal lawn tasks.
The best fit is practical content with real context. A useful creator submission should help someone make a better lawn-care decision, not just place a product name in front of an audience.
What creators can submit
- A live social post: TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, or another public post that matches an agreed campaign or topic.
- A video link: A lawn-care walkthrough, product demo, seasonal update, repair clip, or problem-solving post submitted as a live or shareable video URL.
- Photo proof or screenshots: Supporting images or shared-folder links that show the content, account, live placement, disclosure, and relevant context.
What gets approved
Approved submissions need to be useful, honest, relevant, and easy to verify. We review the live post, proof, campaign fit, audience fit, disclosure, and claim quality before marking a submission eligible for payout.
We do not pay for positive reviews. We do not ask creators to pretend a paid relationship does not exist. We do not approve lawn claims that sound impressive but would mislead homeowners.
How payout review works
Creator payouts are manual at launch. That keeps the first version flexible while we learn which creators, formats, and campaign briefs produce helpful lawn-care content.
- The creator shares the live URL, video link, screenshot link, or shared proof folder.
- We review the post for usefulness, fit, disclosure, and campaign alignment.
- If the submission is approved, it becomes eligible for manual payout under the agreed campaign terms.
This review step matters. A post can be live and still fail review if it misses disclosure, makes unsupported claims, does not match the brief, or is not useful for the lawn-care audience.
Disclosure expectations
If a creator is paid, viewers should be able to recognize that relationship clearly. We expect creator work to follow current FTC influencer disclosure guidance, including visible disclosure where viewers will actually notice it.
For reference, start with the FTC's Disclosures 101 for Social Media Influencers and the FTC's Endorsement Guides FAQ.
Why lawn creators fit What Grass Is This?
Our audience is already trying to make practical decisions: identify grass, time fertilizer, decide what to do about weeds, measure a lawn, improve watering, or understand a soil test. Lawn creators can add real-world proof and practical context to those decisions.
This is also separate from sponsor inquiries. Brands should use Partner with us. Creators with useful lawn-care content should start at the Creator program page.
To submit: send your live URL, video link, screenshot link, or shared proof folder through the Creator Program contact form. For the current overview, see the Creator program.
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It is for creators who already make lawn care content homeowners find useful, things like mowing videos, seed or fertilizer comparisons, lawn renovation documentation, before-and-after progress, or weed control walkthroughs. The best fit is practical content with real context, not just a product name placed in front of an audience. This is separate from brand sponsorship inquiries, which go through the Partner with us page instead.
You can submit a live social post from TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, or another public platform that matches an agreed campaign or topic. You can also submit a video link, like a lawn care walkthrough, product demo, or seasonal update, or photo proof and screenshots showing the content, account, live placement, and disclosure. Whatever you send, it needs to show real context, not just a mention.
Send your live URL, video link, screenshot link, or shared proof folder through the Creator Program contact form, along with your campaign topic, disclosure notes, and payout contact. The form does not currently accept uploaded video files, so paste a shareable link instead. You can also check the Creator program page for the current public overview before you submit.
No. Approval is not automatic, and payout is not guaranteed just because a live post exists. Each submission gets reviewed for usefulness, campaign fit, audience fit, disclosure, and claim quality, and only approved submissions become eligible for manual payout under the agreed campaign terms. Payouts are manual at launch, which keeps the program flexible while the team learns which creators and formats work best.
Yes. If you are paid for a submission, viewers need to be able to recognize that relationship clearly, and creator work is expected to follow current FTC influencer disclosure guidance, with disclosure placed where viewers will actually notice it. Submissions that skip disclosure can fail review even if the content itself is good. The post points to the FTC's Disclosures 101 for Social Media Influencers and its Endorsement Guides FAQ for reference.
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