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# Join Performance Campaigns

Performance campaigns let you work with a brand on a focused goal, with set tasks and flexible compensation. Once a brand invites you to a performance campaign, you can review its proposal, apply as is, or negotiate the rates if the brand allows it. See [Performance Campaigns for Partners Explained](/partner/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/campaigns/performance-campaigns/performance-campaigns-for-partners-explained.md) to learn more.

{% hint style="success" %}
**Note**: Access to the campaigns marketplace will be available only after you've been invited to a campaign by a brand. Once you have access, you can also use the search bar to find campaigns by describing what you're looking for. See [Marketplace Search Explained](/other/reference-documentation/marketplace-search-explained.md) to learn more.
{% endhint %}

1. From the top navigation menu, select **Discover** → [**Campaigns**](https://app.impact.com/secure/mediapartner/marketplace/influencer-marketplace-flow.ihtml).
2. Select the **Invited** tab.
3. Hover over the campaign and select **View Proposal**.
4. Review the campaign's proposal and select **Apply**.
   * If a brand allows negotiation, select **Negotiate** in the bottom-right corner of the modal, enter your proposed rates and tasks, and select **Send**.
   * If a brand opts for partner bids, it is mandatory to specify your compensation. If a brand opts for partners to define their own tasks, it is mandatory to specify your task specifications.
   * Once the negotiation process starts, the application moves into the *Negotiation* tab and you can continue countering until an agreement is reached.


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