Creator guide
How to make a creator media kit brands actually read
A media kit is your pitch to sponsors. Keep it short, current and easy to open on a phone — ideally as one link you can paste into any email or DM.
What to include in a media kit
Short bio and focus
Two or three lines on who you are, what you make and what you are working on now. Brands skim — lead with your niche.
Audience snapshot
Followers per platform, typical views or open rates, and who your audience is (age, location, interests). Use recent, honest numbers and note the date.
Best work and projects
Link three to five pieces that show your style and results: a video, a newsletter issue, a case study or a launch.
Past sponsors and backers
List brands you have worked with. Even one or two collaborations show that you deliver.
Collaboration options
Say what you offer — sponsored posts, reviews, affiliate deals, events. Add starting rates or 'rates on request'.
Clear contact and booking
An email or a booking link so a brand can reach you in one tap. Make it the easiest thing on the page.
Why one link beats a PDF
PDFs go out of date the day you send them and are awkward on phones. A media kit page updates instantly when your numbers change, shows your projects and socials in one place, and works in any bio, email signature or DM.
How to build it with AltruistSpace
- 1. Open Creator Studio and pick a creator template.
- 2. Add your focus work, summary, projects and socials.
- 3. List your sponsors and backers and add a short pitch for brands.
- 4. Turn on "Open to sponsorships" to appear in the sponsors directory, then share your one link.
Media kit checklist
- Numbers are dated within the last 90 days
- Every link opens and works on a phone
- Your niche is clear in the first sentence
- Past sponsors are listed (with permission)
- There is one obvious way to contact you
- The kit is one link, not a heavy PDF attachment
Common questions
What is a creator media kit?
A media kit is a short profile that tells brands who you are, who your audience is, what you have done and how to work with you. It helps sponsors decide quickly.
Should my media kit be a PDF or a link?
A link is easier: it opens on any phone, stays up to date and never gets lost in email attachments. You can still export a PDF when a brand asks for one.
Do small creators need a media kit?
Yes. Brands often look for smaller creators with engaged niche audiences. A clear kit shows you are professional even with a few thousand followers.
Should I include my rates?
It is optional. Starting rates save time for both sides; 'rates on request' works if your pricing depends on the project.
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