Your opinion please about Temu sponsorship

I had to look up Temu as I am not familiar with the brand. It appears they are into clothing, beauty and jewelry. Personally I don't see the connection to heating systems.

However, if a company is looking to put money in your pocket I guess it might make sense. If the company was promoting a product that I thought was inferior, against my beliefs, etc. I would say no.

I have a love/hate relationship with sponsors for YouTube channels. That said, I generally pay absolutely no attention to the ads they attach!

I would say that so long as you have a cast iron agreement in writing that they won't influence what you talk about or say, no problem…

@RayWohlfarth

Look deep into their products and how they present themselves in their ads. Look how they relate to the products they sell and what they are presenting so that you can get a feel for whether it would be a good relationship or not. And what @Jamie Hall and what @GGross says above. It's a close call for me. Not so sure I would do it.

Youtube is going to stick ads into your content no matter what. In my experience — and maybe they just have me pegged — the ads are for quack medical devices and sketchy inventions.

Temu is a marketplace, really no different from Amazon or Ebay. They don't manufacture anything, there is no Temu brand. They choose what they sell, not you.

I say take their money.

I associate Temu with poor Chinese products. I don't think it's a good idea to be associated with them.

here is AI opinion.Maybe check with like minded sites or channels. I guess it depends if the. $$ is worth the partnership.

Plus Temu may hack your financial info and retirement accounts😳

most of these sponsors are too little money to hire a lawyer for, plus with foreign countries you get into international law and will spend far more time and money than it's worth. Usually they either want a sponsored video, or an ad read, with a guaranteed minimum and bonus incentives for viewership or affiliate link usage.

The main thing is to make sure its really Temu contacting you, they aren't a scam, but scammers have been known to imitate sponsors. If you want to be safe make sure you don't spend any money on the sponsored content out of pocket. Even with a contract it doesn't matter if an international legal battle will cost 20x what you are out. One thing I saw recently was a well known youtube sponsor, that was based in china, had a whole deal with a large music youtuber to do a giveaway and ad read. the guarantee was around $50k, with a $25k bonus that this guy was definitely going to hit. Part of the deal was that the company would sponsor a giveaway for $10k worth of stuff (not stuff that was bought from the sponsor either just channel related music gear from a 3rd party, sponsor was a mobile game). The guy spent the $10k and made the video, then the sponsor sent him a message demanding he delete a comment he made several years prior that read "Taiwan is a country" He refused, they refused payment, so he made the video with himself as the sponsor. You could win that lawsuit, but it would cost a whole lot more than $10k, this was a higher payout sponsor while Temu is known to be a low payout sponsor.