Like a video

I liked the video from @SofiaSkits because it nails our target tone; heart the post, save it to the Ads Inspiration collection, and jot a one-sentence note explaining what to borrow: the jump cut pacing and the punchline at 8 seconds.

Before I like a video, make it easy to signal internal intent—show a quick tagging menu to mark whether it’s creative inspiration, competitor intelligence, or potential partner outreach, and surface the reason why (tone, hook, product placement) so teammates can act on the save.

I found a video from @SofiaSkits that’s perfect inspiration for our next ad. Liking it would save it to my liked videos, but I’m unsure whether that signals consumer interest or partnership intent to the creator. I can’t tell which internal tag will help my teammates. Should I like and also DM the creator, save to a shared collection with a note, or only save privately?

I’ve built a large library of liked videos, but teammates say they can’t find the ones that matter and follow-up never happens. I’m losing time curating without downstream impact. Which habit will make saves actionable—switch to shared collections with one-line rationale, limit likes to pieces I’ll brief within five days, or adopt a tagging convention on save?