A media kit is a document or page that shows brands who a creator is, who the audience is, and what a partnership includes.
Brands that sponsor creators want the same facts each time: audience size and location, engagement, past partners, and what the creator offers. A media kit puts them in one place.
A typical kit has a short bio, platform stats, audience demographics, examples of past brand work, the services offered, and a way to get in touch. Some list prices, and others ask brands to request them.
Kept as a web page instead of a PDF, a media kit can stay current. A PDF that circulates for months carries old numbers into every new pitch.
Example
A food creator links a media kit in every pitch email. It lists 85,000 Instagram followers, a mostly US audience, three past campaigns, and a contact form.
In pageo
A pageo page can work as a simple media kit: your bio, your Instagram and YouTube sections, examples of your work, and a contact form that lands in one inbox.
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