Creator Content Tags (Attributes & Brand-Safety Signals)

Modified on Wed, 26 Aug at 2:12 PM

Every photo and video submitted through Cohley is automatically analyzed by Finn to extract a rich set of attributes and brand-safety signals from each asset. These tags power how you vet and find creators, and tell Finn the kind of creators you do and don't want to work with.


What's scanned today: Finn currently tags content in Cohley Work and Creator Portfolios. In the future, we plan to extend the same analysis to creators' social media content, giving you an even fuller picture of what a creator posts about.

Content & creative

What Finn tagsWhat it captures
VerticalThe industry or category the content fits (e.g., beauty, food & beverage, fitness).
Content format(s)The format of the content (e.g., talking-head, unboxing, tutorial, get-ready-with-me).
Content goalThe apparent objective of the content.
Marketing funnel stageWhere the content sits in the funnel (awareness, consideration, conversion).
StyleThe creative style or aesthetic.
Scene typesThe types of scenes present in the asset.
Shot list summaryA summary of the shots that make up the asset.
QualityAn assessment of the content's production quality.
SeasonThe season the content evokes or was created for.
Holidays mentionedAny holidays referenced in the content.
Content locationsThe setting(s) or location(s) shown.


People & representation

What Finn tagsWhat it captures
People quantityHow many people appear in the asset.
People diversityDiversity signals across the people shown.
AttireWhat the people in the content are wearing.
Person first timestampWhen a person first appears in a video.
Person frame percentageHow much of the frame a person occupies.
Language spokenThe spoken language(s) in the audio.
First word spokenThe first word spoken in a video.


Brand & product

What Finn tagsWhat it captures
Brand logo shownWhether a brand logo appears in the asset.
Branding presenceThe overall degree of branding present.
Companies mentionedAny companies or brands named in the content.
Objects shownNotable objects or products visible.
Mentioned priceWhether a price is stated, and what it is.
Call to action (CTA)Any call-to-action present in the content.
Text on screenWhether the asset includes on-screen text.


Brand-safety & suitability signals

Finn also flags whether an asset contains any of the following. Each is a simple yes/no signal, alongside an overall safety score—so you can steer clear of content (and creators) that don't fit your brand.

What Finn tagsWhat it captures
Safety scoreAn overall content-safety score for the asset.
Controversial topicsWhether the asset touches on controversial topics.
Drug usageWhether the asset depicts or references drug usage.
Harmful contentWhether the asset contains harmful content.
Indecent imagesWhether the asset contains indecent imagery.
Political contentWhether the asset contains political content.
ProfanityWhether the asset contains profanity.
Religious contentWhether the asset contains religious content.
WeaponsWhether the asset shows weapons.


How brands use these tags

  • Search & filter your content by any of these attributes to quickly find the assets you need.
  • Vet and find creators whose content matches—or avoids—specific traits.
  • Tell Finn your preferences. For example: “Find creators who make talking-head tutorials in the beauty vertical,” or “Don't show me content with weapons or profanity.” Finn uses these tags to match, screen, and recommend.

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