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Creator Brief · getinsaltd.com
Ambassador Campaign · Sodium Loss Estimator

FIND YOUR NUMBER.

A creator brief for insaltd ambassadors — runners, triathletes, fighters, trainers, and fitness creators. Built to drive signups to the free Insaltd Sodium Loss Estimator for Athletes.

don’t fear the salt.

Program
Ambassador Brief
Hero Asset
Sodium Loss Estimator
Format
Vertical · 15–30s + 45–60s
Channels
TikTok · Reels · Shorts

01

Why this campaign

Most people have no idea how much sodium they actually burn off when they train. Whether it’s a long run, a hard sparring session, back-to-back client sessions, or a brutal HIIT class, you’re losing serious sodium through sweat, and water alone won’t replace it. The Sodium Loss Estimator turns that invisible problem into a personal number, and that number is the most honest sales pitch we have: once you see how much you’re losing, the 900mg formula explains itself.

You’re the perfect proof point. However you train — high-output, high-sweat, hot room, long duration — it’s exactly the load insaltd is built for. This isn’t reading a script; it’s showing a tool you’d actually use.

02

What this content does

Three jobs at once. Each script is tagged for which job it leads with, but every piece should touch all three.

  • Drive estimator signups — the primary action. Free tool, link in bio/below. Low friction, high curiosity.
  • Bridge estimator → product — once you know your number, you need something that can actually hit it. That’s the 900mg formula.
  • Brand awareness — introduce yourself as an insaltd ambassador to your audience, and insaltd to your world.
One CTA per video

Always the estimator. Don’t stack “use the tool AND buy AND follow.” The tool is the door; product comes after.

03

Audience

Your people: runners, triathletes, fighters, trainers, HIIT regulars, coaches, and the generally fitness-obsessed — whoever follows you. They train hard, sweat a lot, and most are under-replacing sodium without knowing it. They respond to someone who actually trains — not to polished wellness marketing.

04

The product, in one breath

insaltd is a high-potency electrolyte drink mix. Zero sugar, no stevia leaf, no artificial sweeteners — sweetened with a clean glycine-based system (Reb M). Four flavors: Mango Passionfruit, Citrus, Grapefruit, Lemon Ginger. It’s not a beverage, it’s a performance tool, built for output.

900mg
Sodium
300mg
Potassium
100mg
Magnesium
18mg
Calcium

05

Brand voice

The insaltd voice is blunt, playful, unfiltered, and earned. We’re not here to entertain — we’re here to help people perform. Authenticity beats reach. Honesty beats hype.

Say / lean into

  • “High-potency hydration” · “salt you can actually feel working”
  • “Built for performance” · “helps you go longer / stay resilient”
  • “No stevia aftertaste” · “clean, modern formula” · “functional, not sugary”
  • Real training talk: sweat, the effort, cramping, fading late in a session
  • “Don’t Fear The Salt” · “Because dehydration sucks” · “Trigger your hydration”

Avoid / never say

  • “Tastes like juice” · “fun fruity flavour” · “energy drink”
  • Anything that calls it low-sodium or dilutes the purpose
  • Overly cute, trendy, or “wellness-y” language
  • Fake enthusiasm or scripted-influencer energy
  • Medical/health claims — talk performance and feel, not “cures cramps”

The tone test

If it feels like a real moment, it’s right. If it feels like an ad, it’s wrong.

06

Visual rules

Approved Rejected
Grit + minimalism Fake smiles / posing for camera
Real sweat, real effort Tropical / “vacation hydration” vibes
Natural light, honest skin Over-saturated fitness stock look
Movement, not posing Gym-bro clichés
Black + white + insaltd punch-pink accents Overdressed “wellness aesthetic”

Shoot wherever you actually train — gym, trail, studio, ring, pool deck. Real sweat showing, real environment. The estimator should appear as a genuine screen-record on your own phone — not a slick motion-graphic overlay.

07

Scripts

Each script lists a HOOK (first 1–2 seconds, the scroll-stopper), the BODY, and the CTA. Hooks are interchangeable — mix and match. CTA standard: “It’s free. Link below / in my bio.” Always pointing to the Sodium Loss Estimator.

A · Short-form hooks (15–30s)
Pick 3–4 to shoot. Fast, punchy, single-idea — you’ll learn which hook wins.

A1 · The NumberLeads: Signups
Hook
“You have no idea how much salt you’re sweating out right now.”
Body
(mid-training, breathing hard) “I didn’t either. A hard training session — a run, a class, a sparring round, whatever pushes you? You’re dumping sodium, and water alone doesn’t put it back. So insaltd built a tool that tells you your number. Plug in a few things about you, your sport, your environment — it tells you how much sodium to replace per hour of training.”
CTA
“It’s free. I’ll link it below. Don’t guess — know.”

A2 · Most People / Their ElectrolytesLeads: Awareness
Hook
“Most people don’t hit their limit. Their electrolytes do.”
Body
“You feel it late — legs heavy, brain foggy, gas tank gone. That’s not always ‘unfit.’ That’s often sodium. insaltd built a Sodium Loss Estimator so you stop guessing how much you actually need.”
CTA
“Free tool, link below. Find your number.”

A3 · The Salty ProofLeads: Estimator → Product
Hook
(point to dried salt / sweat marks on your clothing or skin) “See this? That’s not just sweat. That’s sodium leaving your body.”
Body
“Every drop you lose is electrolytes you’re not replacing with water. The insaltd estimator tells you exactly how much to put back per hour — then this” (holds stick pack) “is how I hit it. 900mg of sodium a serving. Salt you can actually feel working.”
CTA
“Get your number first — it’s free. Link below.”

A4 · Don’t Fear The SaltLeads: Brand
Hook
“Everyone told you to cut salt. For training, that advice is backwards.”
Body
“When you’re sweating through hard training, low sodium isn’t ‘healthy’ — it’s why you cramp, fade, and feel flat. Don’t fear the salt. Find out how much you actually lose.”
CTA
“Free estimator, link in bio.”

A5 · The ChallengeLeads: Signups
Hook
“I dare you to guess how much sodium you lose in one session.”
Body
“Most people are way off. So stop guessing. This tool does the math — your body, your sport, your conditions — and gives you a real hourly number.”
CTA
“Takes 30 seconds. Free. Link below. Tell me your number in the comments.”

B · Medium explainer (45–60s)
Shoot 1. The anchor piece — room to demo the tool and connect it to the product. Built around your original script, sharpened.

B1 · Find Your NumberLeads: All Three
Hook 0–3s
(post-training, sweat showing) “Most people have no idea how much sodium their body actually needs to train. So we fixed that.”
Body 3–40s
“Here’s the problem: when you train hard — long, intense, in the heat, whatever your sport — you lose a ton of sodium through sweat. And water alone doesn’t replace it. That’s why you cramp, fade, and feel foggy.”

(screen-record of the estimator on your phone) “So insaltd built the Sodium Loss Estimator for Athletes. You enter a few data points — about you, your sport, your environment — and it calculates how much sodium to replace for every hour you train.”

(hold stick pack) “Then I use this to hit it. 900mg sodium, 300 potassium, 100 magnesium. No sugar, no stevia aftertaste. Built for output, not for sipping on the couch.”

CTA 40–55s
“Get your personalized sodium loss profile. It’s completely free. Link’s below — go find your number. Don’t fear the salt.”

Alt opening hooks for B1 — swap the first line, keep the body
  • “Your pre-workout isn’t the problem. Your sodium is.”
  • “I’m a coach/trainer/athlete. Here’s the hydration mistake I see all the time.”
C · Bonus angles for later
  • Salty sweater test — how to tell if you’re a heavy sodium loser (white marks, stinging eyes, salty sweat), then quantify it with the estimator.
  • Water isn’t hydration — chugging water without electrolytes can make it worse. Estimator as the fix.
  • Late-session fade test — show the late-session drop-off; frame sodium as the variable most people never check.
D · Make it yours — swap in your sport
  • Runners / endurance: the long-run bonk, late-race fade, heat and humidity on race day.
  • Triathletes: multi-discipline sweat load, transition cramping, heat on the bike or run leg.
  • Fighters / combat sport: hot-room training, weight-cut hydration mistakes, cramping mid-round.
  • Trainers / coaches: back-to-back sessions, watching clients cramp or fade, running the “salty sweater” test live with a client.
  • General fitness creators: HIIT/circuit sweat load, “most people don’t realize this” framing, myth-busting salt fear.

08

Do’s & Don’ts

Do

  • Lead with the hook in the first 1–2 seconds — no slow intros
  • Shoot wherever you actually train, real sweat, natural light
  • Demo the estimator as a real screen-record on your own phone
  • Keep one CTA: the free estimator
  • Speak from experience — genuine, not a script read
  • End on an insaltd line: Don’t Fear The Salt / Because dehydration sucks

Don’t

  • Call it juice, an energy drink, or a fruity treat
  • Make medical claims (“helps you stay resilient,” not “cures cramps”)
  • Over-produce it or make it feel like a TV commercial
  • Stack multiple CTAs or links
  • Mention competitors by name

09

Deliverables & logistics

  • +3–4 short hooks (15–30s) + 1 explainer (45–60s) from the scripts above
  • +You can either send the finished videos to us, or post them directly to your own channels — whatever works best for you
  • +If you post, insaltd can repost/duet and run top performers as paid
  • +Disclosure: mark as an ambassador/paid partnership per platform rules
  • +Link destination: getinsaltd.com/sodium-estimator (paste into bio/link sticker)
  • +Tag @insaltd and use a consistent campaign hashtag


FIND YOUR NUMBER.
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Don’t Fear The Salt.™

Authenticity beats reach. Honesty beats hype. Speak it only if it matters to you — that’s the only way this works. Stay resilient. Stay insaltd.