Creator Brief

DreamHome Aroma

Creator Content Brief

Thanks for partnering with us. Below are some example scripts and talking points to help you get started.

These are just examples to give you a sense of what you could talk about — please don't feel like you need to use any of them word for word. What we care about most is you being yourself and saying it in your own voice, so take these as a starting point and run with whatever feels natural to you.

The one exception is the closing lines below — they hit the points that matter most to our customers, so we'd love it if you stuck close to one of them, word for word where you can. Pick whichever one fits the vibe of your video best.

Be honest and authentic — a real review is worth more to us than a perfect one.

A few asks and tips

Include #gifted in your caption — it's an FTC requirement for gifted product, and it builds trust anyway.
Don't show the shipping box or a power cord. Charge the diffuser for a few hours before filming and it runs cord-free.
Skip the app. Please don't film or mention the app-control, scheduling, or phone control at all. The remote is fair game — show it as much as you like.
Pin your link in the comments, and add it to your Stories with a link sticker.
Get one clean shot of the full bundle laid out — the diffuser with all ten bottles.
Send us your post link once it's live so we can share it and confirm your sales are tracking.

Questions about any of this? Just email us at Hello@DreamHomeAroma.com — you'll get a response back quickly.

Closing lines — pick one for your video

These all hit the same core points — free diffuser, no subscription, no required minimum months, and the guarantee — just from a different angle. Use the main one if you're not sure, or pick whichever alternate feels most natural for how your video flows.

Main closing line (use this if you're unsure)

"So to recap — free diffuser, no subscription, no required months to stay signed up for, and a full year guarantee if anything ever breaks. Pretty hard to say no to at that point. Link's below."

Other great closing lines to choose from

The "no strings" angle — "And there's no catch — no subscription, no minimum months you have to stay signed up for. You just buy it once and it's yours. My link's below."

The hidden-fee callout — "A lot of these diffuser deals give you the device free but only if you stay subscribed for months — cancel early and they just charge your card the full price of the diffuser. This one's not like that. You buy it once, no strings. Link's below."

The support/reliability angle — "I also looked into what happens if it ever breaks, because that's always my worry with stuff like this — and it's got a 12-month guarantee, so if it ever stops working they actually replace it. No chasing down customer service for weeks. My link has it."

The math/value angle — "And when you break down the price, the oils work out to under $20 a scent — that's for something that lasts around two weeks. Diffuser's free, no subscription. Use my link to check it out!"

The simplicity angle — "Honestly what I liked most is how simple it is — you pay once, that's it. No subscription, no auto-renewing anything, no surprise charge showing up later. Link's below."

The direct subscription-trap comparison — "A lot of these diffuser brands hook you with a free device and then lock you into a subscription for months — this one doesn't do that. You get the diffuser free, buy the oils once, and you're done. My link's below."

The reassurance-first angle — "No subscription, no minimum commitment, and it's guaranteed for a year — so if something ever goes wrong, you're not stuck. That's honestly what made me comfortable trying it. Use my link to check it out!"

Note on the hidden-fee callout and the subscription-trap comparison: these compare against how some other diffuser brands structure their offers. Keep it general — "other brands," "a lot of these deals" — and never name a specific brand. Only say it if it matches what you've genuinely seen out there.

Script Angles

Tap any angle to see the example opening and some talking points for the middle, then pick one of the closing lines above to finish. Mix and match whatever fits your voice.

1. The open review

"Okay, honest thoughts on this scent diffuser after two weeks.

[your real experience, in your own words]

Other ways to open

"I've been putting this off but here's my real review."

"Alright, honest review time — here's what I actually think about this home scent diffuser."

Possible talking points for the middle

No flame and no water — you just drop the bottle in and it runs
How quickly you noticed the whole space smelled different — if it genuinely made your house smell like a luxury hotel, say exactly that. It's the line that sticks.
Strong enough that you notice it, but never overwhelming — it doesn't hit you in the face the way some candles do
Which scent you reached for first and why
That the scents are inspired by real luxury hotels and car showrooms
How quiet it is — you forget it's running
Covers a whole floor, not just one room
A bottle lasts up to two weeks, so ten bottles is around five months
Ten different scents means you can match it to the season, the room, or your mood
How it looks — other scent diffusers are ugly, this one doesn't look like an appliance sitting on your counter
The scent doesn't fade after a few days the way plug-ins do
What you used before and how this compares
Whether anyone's commented on it since you set it up
Uses cold-air diffusion — no water, no heat, no dilution
Covers up to 1,000 sq ft
Built-in ambient lamp with three brightness levels
Comes in Matte Black or Ivory

Close: pick a closing line from the list above.

2. Candles and plug-ins

"This replaced every candle and plug-in in my house and I did not expect that.

[your real experience]

Other ways to open

"I've spent so much money on candles over the years. I don't think I'm going back."

"If you're still buying candles every month, watch this first."

Possible talking points for the middle

No flame, and you can leave it running when you're not home, so it smells great the second you walk in
One bottle lasts about two weeks, so it works out to a lot less than replacing candles constantly if you want your home to smell good every day
No water to add ever, so you don't have to keep refilling it
Covers a whole floor instead of one room
You can change scents whenever instead of committing to one candle — and ten different scents in one bundle is a lot compared to what other diffuser brands give you for the money
Doesn't lose strength the way a plug-in does after a few days — this stays smelling great every day
Cold-air diffusion means no heat and no dilution — different from anything with a flame or a heating element
No hot wax or water residue, so it won't stain surfaces or leave oily buildup like some candles and plug-ins do
Covers up to 1,000 sq ft

Close: pick a closing line from the list above.

3. The hotel smell

"Everyone who comes over asks why my place smells like this. Here it is.

[pick one or two scents and talk about them specifically — you can find out more about each scent and what it's inspired by here: www.dreamhomearoma.com/collections/fragrance-oils]

Other ways to open

"You know that smell when you walk into a nice hotel lobby? I found it."

"My whole apartment smells like a five-star hotel and this is the reason."

Possible talking points for the middle

Name the scent and what it reminds you of — this angle works best when it's specific rather than general
The line that lands hardest here: "it literally made my apartment smell like a luxury hotel" — use it if it's true for you
Where you put the diffuser and how the whole space smells now — fills the room without ever being too strong or perfumey
The moment you notice it — walking in the door, having people over
That the scents are inspired by actual hotels and luxury car showrooms
How long a bottle lasts (up to 2 weeks)
The built-in ambient lamp with three brightness levels — sets the mood, not just the scent
Comes in Matte Black or Ivory to match your space
Covers up to 1,000 sq ft

Close: pick a closing line from the list above.

4. The skeptic

"Okay, I genuinely thought this was going to be a waste of counter space.

[what changed your mind, and ideally one small thing you'd note as a downside]

Other ways to open

"I was fully prepared to be unimpressed by this."

"I didn't think a waterless diffuser would make that much of a difference. I was wrong."

Possible talking points for the middle

What you expected versus what actually happened
The specific moment it won you over — walking back in, someone commenting on it
How it compares to whatever you used before, like diffusers you had to add water to, candles, or plug-ins
One genuine minor criticism, if you have one
Whisper-quiet operation — silent enough to run overnight without humming or buzzing
The 12-month guarantee took some of the risk out of trying it — if it's ever defective, they replace it free, with no hassle

Why the criticism matters here: this angle only works if the skepticism resolves honestly. "I was skeptical BUT IT'S PERFECT" sounds like every other ad. One real reservation makes the whole thing land. For example:

"It took me a couple days to figure out the right intensity setting for my space"
"I wish it came with bigger bottles — I went through my favorite one within a couple weeks"
"The 10 scents are great but I ended up only really loving 4 of them"
"It's not cheap, even on sale — this is a splurge"
"I had to move it a couple times to find the right spot"
"I wish there were more masculine/fresh options that my husband would like"

Close: pick a closing line from the list above.

5. What you actually get

"Let me show you exactly what comes in this scent diffuser bundle.

[walk through it — the diffuser, the ten bottles, setting it up]

[honest take]

Other ways to open

"Everyone's asking what's in it, so — here's the whole thing."

"Let's unpack what you actually get with this."

Possible talking points for the middle

What's in the box — the diffuser, ten different bottles of scent, the scent names
How simple setup is (no water, just insert the bottle)
Reading a few scent names out loud and reacting to them
Where you put it and how quickly the room changed
How quiet it is
How beautiful the diffuser is
How amazing it smells every day
Cold-air diffusion technology — no water, no heat, no dilution
Covers up to 1,000 sq ft
Built-in ambient lamp with three brightness levels
Available in Matte Black or Ivory
Backed by a 12-month guarantee — if it's ever defective, they replace it free, with no hassle

For this angle especially: lay the full bundle out on a surface at some point in the video. That's the shot that makes the offer look substantial.

Close: pick a closing line from the list above.

6. When people notice

"Three people asked me about my house this weekend. This is what they were smelling.

[the scent you're running, how the space feels now]

Other ways to open

"I've had this running for two weeks and people keep bringing it up."

"Had people over this weekend and three of them asked what my house smelled like."

Possible talking points for the middle

The moment someone commented on it — especially if they said it smells like a hotel or a spa in here
How the whole space smells the same rather than just one room
That it's subtle enough not to overwhelm — noticeable scent, never overpowering
Covers up to 1,000 sq ft, so it's not just one room that smells good
The built-in ambient lamp adds to the look, not just the scent

Note: only use this angle if it actually happened. Skip it if it hasn't.

Close: pick a closing line from the list above.

7. Kids and pets

"Two dogs, two kids, and my house somehow smells good.

[the difference it made in your space]

Other ways to open

"If your house has kids or animals in it, you know the problem."

"This is the first thing that's actually kept up with my house."

Possible talking points for the middle

The specific thing you were fighting — dog, litter box, sports gear, cooking, general chaos
That it covers the whole floor instead of one room, which matters in a busy house
No flame, nothing hot to touch, and nothing to knock over
No water to refill, so it's one less thing to keep up with
How long it lasts before you think about it again
Someone coming over and not being able to tell you have pets
Being able to switch scents when you want something different
No hot wax and no water residue — won't stain surfaces or leave oily buildup

Close: pick a closing line from the list above.

8. Ten scents, not one a month

"I used to be in one of those candle subscription boxes where you get ONE new scent every month. This gives you TEN. All at once.

[your real experience, in your own words]

Other ways to open

"You know how candle subscriptions send you ONE new scent a month? This sends you ten. On day one."

"I canceled my candle subscription for this — here's why."

Possible talking points for the middle

Candle-of-the-month boxes usually run $15–30/month for ONE scent — this gets you ten upfront
No waiting to find out if you'll even like next month's scent — you already have all ten in front of you tonight
You can match the scent to your mood, the season, or the room instead of being stuck with whatever showed up in the mail that month
A bottle lasts about two weeks, so ten bottles works out to around five months, rotating whichever one you're in the mood for
Never get "scent fatigue" from burning through the same candle for weeks straight
Lay out all ten bottles at once for the reveal — much bigger visual moment than opening one candle in a box every 30 days
Great for switching up the vibe last minute — cozy night in vs. having people over, without waiting on a shipment

Close: pick a closing line from the list above.

9. The new way to scent your home

"I didn't know this was a thing until a few weeks ago, and now I don't think I'll go back to the old way of doing it.

[your real experience, in your own words]

Other ways to open

"Okay so apparently cold-air diffusion is the new way people are scenting their homes, and now I get why."

"I'd never heard of a cold-air diffuser before this. Here's what it actually is and why I like it."

Possible talking points for the middle

What cold-air diffusion actually is — no flame, no heat, no water, it just disperses the pure fragrance oil
Because there's no heat or water diluting it, the scent comes through stronger and truer than a candle or a plug-in
No open flame, nothing hot to touch, nothing to spill or knock over
No soot, no wax residue, no oily buildup on surfaces — none of the mess that comes with candles or old-school diffusers
The intensity is adjustable, so it's noticeable without ever being overpowering
Whisper-quiet, so you can run it in a bedroom overnight or in a room while you're on a call
Covers up to 1,000 sq ft, so it's not just freshening one corner of a room
It's how hotels and luxury spaces actually scent their lobbies — this is that same tech, made for a home
Built-in ambient lamp with three brightness levels, so it doubles as a bit of a mood light too
Comes in Matte Black or Ivory, so it actually looks like a nice object instead of an appliance you have to hide

Close: pick a closing line from the list above.

Thanks again for working with us. We read every message — if anything here is unclear, or you want to run an idea by us before you film, just reach out.

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