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# create-profile

# Create Media Kit

## Overview

The Media Kit is a creator's professional profile on Anchors. It consolidates your audience data, past collaborations, pricing, and monetisation details into a single shareable page that brands use to evaluate you for campaigns.

A complete media kit makes you discoverable on the platform and gives brands the information they need to reach out without back-and-forth.

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## Location

**Dashboard → Left Sidebar → Build Media Kit**

Expanding "Build Media Kit" reveals five sections:

1. Personal Information
2. Audience Info
3. Collab Portfolio
4. Monetisation Expertise
5. Control Your Pricing

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## When to Use

* You are setting up your Anchors profile for the first time
* You want to become discoverable to brands on the platform
* You need a shareable link to include in your social bios or outreach
* You have completed new collaborations or updated your pricing and need to refresh your profile

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## Steps to Create a Media Kit

### Step 1 — Open the Media Kit Builder

From your dashboard, click **"Build Media Kit"** in the left sidebar. This expands the five-section builder.

### Step 2 — Complete Personal Information

Fill in your basic profile details. This is what brands see first.

### Step 3 — Add Audience Info

Add every platform where you have an audience. You can add multiple entries.

### Step 4 — Add Collab Portfolio

List past brand collaborations with post links and campaign goals.

### Step 5 — Fill in Monetisation Expertise

Add platforms where you monetise your audience and select the methods you use.

### Step 6 — Set Your Pricing

Define your per-post rates, bundles, and packages. Indicate if you accept barter or negotiation.

### Step 7 — Publish Your Media Kit

Once all sections are complete, your media kit goes live. You receive a public profile link.

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## Sections Explained

### Section 1 — Personal Information

| Field                  | Description                                        |
| ---------------------- | -------------------------------------------------- |
| Profile photo          | Your primary display image                         |
| Full name              | Displayed on your public profile                   |
| Gender & date of birth | Used for audience matching                         |
| Headline               | One-line description of your niche and positioning |
| Social profile links   | Links to LinkedIn, Instagram, and other platforms  |
| Follower count         | Manually entered aggregate or per-platform count   |

**Purpose:** Establishes identity and first impression. The headline is the most important field — it determines how brands categorize you.

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### Section 2 — Audience Info

| Field         | Description                                 |
| ------------- | ------------------------------------------- |
| Platform      | The platform where this audience exists     |
| Audience size | Number of followers or subscribers          |
| Platform link | Direct URL to your profile on that platform |

**Purpose:** Tells brands where their campaign will be visible and how large the reach is. Multiple entries are supported — add every platform where you have a meaningful audience.

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### Section 3 — Collab Portfolio

| Field                   | Description                                                                                 |
| ----------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Company name            | Name of the brand you worked with                                                           |
| Company website         | Optional URL for the brand                                                                  |
| Collaboration post link | Direct link to the published collaboration                                                  |
| Campaign goals          | One or more goals from: Awareness, Sales, Engagement, Traffic, Conversions, Audience Growth |

**Purpose:** Acts as proof of work. Brands use this to assess your experience, content quality, and the types of campaigns you've handled.

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### Section 4 — Monetisation Expertise

| Field                | Description                                                                          |
| -------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Platform             | Platform where monetisation happens (e.g., Topmate, Gumroad)                         |
| Profile link         | URL to your monetisation profile                                                     |
| Total paid audience  | Number of paying subscribers or customers                                            |
| Monetisation methods | Select from: Courses, Consulting, Digital products, Memberships, Events, Newsletters |

**Purpose:** Signals to brands that your audience is engaged and willing to take action — not just passive followers.

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### Section 5 — Control Your Pricing

| Field               | Description                                             |
| ------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- |
| Per-post pricing    | Minimum and maximum rate for a single post              |
| Monthly bundles     | Number of posts per month and the price range           |
| Yearly packages     | Annual collaboration packages with pricing              |
| Barter deals        | Toggle indicating whether you accept product-only deals |
| Open to negotiation | Toggle indicating pricing flexibility                   |

**Purpose:** Removes ambiguity for brands evaluating cost. Structured pricing leads to faster decisions and more inbound inquiries.

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## Actions

**Save**
Each section saves independently. Progress is retained as you move between sections.

**Publish**
Available once all five sections are complete. Publishing makes your profile publicly visible and generates your shareable link.

**Preview**
Allows you to see how your media kit appears to a brand before publishing.

**Share**
Copies your public profile URL for use in social bios, emails, or outreach.

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## Output

When your media kit is published:

* You receive a **public profile URL** unique to your account
* The profile is **indexed and discoverable** by brands searching on Anchors
* Brands visiting your link see:
  * Your headline, photo, and social links
  * Audience size and platforms
  * Collab portfolio with post links and campaign goals
  * Monetisation methods and paid audience size
  * Pricing structure and deal preferences

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## Best Practices

* Write a niche-specific headline, not a generic job title
* Add all platforms under Audience Info, even smaller ones
* Always include working post links in the Collab Portfolio
* Select accurate campaign goals — this affects how you are matched with brands
* Set a pricing range rather than leaving it blank
* Use monthly bundles to increase average deal size
* Revisit and update your media kit after each new collaboration

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## Common Mistakes

* Leaving one or more sections incomplete — partial profiles appear lower in discovery
* Using a generic headline such as "Content Creator" or "Digital Marketer"
* Adding a company name in Collab Portfolio without linking to the actual post
* Entering only one audience source when you have an active presence on multiple platforms
* Leaving pricing entirely blank — this reduces inbound from brands who filter by budget
* Selecting all campaign goals regardless of relevance — inaccurate tagging reduces match quality
* Not publishing after filling in all sections — the profile remains hidden until explicitly published

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## Notes

* All five sections must be completed before the Publish action becomes available.
* Audience info supports multiple entries with no stated upper limit — add all relevant platforms.
* Pricing fields accept ranges (min and max), not single fixed values.
* The barter and negotiation toggles are visible to brands on your public profile.
* Your public link remains active and unchanged after subsequent edits.
* Changes made after publishing take effect immediately on your live profile.