UGC & Brand Deals
Part of: UGC for Creators & BrandsMedia Kit
A media kit is a one-page summary of who you are, who follows you, and what brands get when they work with you.
Category
UGC & Brand Deals
Difficulty
Beginner
Monetization
High
Used by
Influencers, podcasters, newsletter writers, UGC creators
Related tool
Creator Rate Calculator
What is Media Kit?
A media kit is the creator version of a sales deck. It is a single page (or PDF) that tells a brand everything they need to decide whether to work with you: your bio, your audience size and demographics, your engagement rate, your previous brand partners, your content examples, your rate card, and how to contact you. The best media kits look like a mini website — they load instantly, look credible on mobile, and update automatically when your numbers change. A static PDF from 2022 with outdated follower counts is one of the biggest reasons brands ghost creator pitches. A live media kit page hosted at your own URL fixes that and signals professionalism.
Why it matters for creators
Brands receive hundreds of creator pitches a month. A clear, current, professional media kit is what gets you shortlisted. It also lets you charge more — creators with media kits report 25–40% higher average deal sizes because the kit anchors the conversation around value, not just follower count.
How it works
- 1Pull current audience stats from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and your email list.
- 2Add a short positioning line that tells brands who you serve.
- 3Showcase 2–4 best-performing content examples or past partnerships.
- 4Add a rate card (or 'rates on request') and a clear contact CTA.
- 5Host it at a clean URL and update monthly.
Examples
- A creator hub page at vyntr.ee/yourname with live follower counts.
- A PDF download for outbound email pitches.
- A press page linked from a newsletter footer.
Common mistakes
- Letting stats go stale.
- Showing total reach but no engagement, niche, or audience location.
- No clear next step — brands should know exactly how to hire you.
- Designing for other creators instead of for brand managers.
Creator use cases
Influencers
Pitch brand deals with a live link instead of an outdated PDF.
Podcasters
Sell sponsorship slots with download numbers and listener demographics.
Newsletter writers
Show open rate, click rate, and subscriber count for sponsorships.
Media kit section templates
Copy these into your media kit PDF or Notion page.
About me (3 sentences)
I'm [Name], a [niche] creator helping [audience] [outcome]. My content focuses on [pillar 1], [pillar 2] and [pillar 3]. Brands work with me to reach an engaged audience of [size] [demographic].
Audience snapshot
Total reach: 124K · Avg engagement: 6.2% · Top countries: US (48%), UK (12%), CA (9%) · 72% women, 28% men · Core age: 25–34.
Brand pitch opener
Hi [Name], I've been using [Product] for [time] and noticed [specific detail]. I'd love to create a [format] for my audience — pitch with concepts, deliverables and rates attached.
Past partnerships line
Selected partners: [Brand A], [Brand B], [Brand C]. Case studies and performance available on request.
Rate card calculator
Base rate from followers + engagement, with a usage multiplier.
rate = (followers / 1000 × CPM) × engagement mult × usage mult
Suggested base rate
$810
Brand pitch examples that landed deals
Real outreach formats creators use to convert cold pitches.
The specific-detail opener
Reference one launch / feature / campaign before pitching.
The case-study pitch
Lead with a past partnership result, not a follower count.
The 3-concept menu
Send 3 content concepts so the brand picks instead of brainstorming.
The warm-loop pitch
Tag the brand organically 2–3 times, then pitch with screenshots.
Related metrics
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Related reading
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Related terms
Brand Deal
A brand deal is a paid partnership where a creator promotes a company's product to their audience.
Engagement Rate
Engagement rate measures how actively your audience interacts with your content, usually as a percentage of followers or reach.
Personal Brand
A personal brand is the public reputation, voice, and positioning of an individual creator or professional.
CPM (Cost Per Mille)
CPM is the cost an advertiser pays per 1,000 impressions of an ad or piece of sponsored content.
Creator Hub
A creator hub is a single, owned destination that consolidates a creator's links, products, content, and contact in one place.
UGC (User-Generated Content)
UGC is content created by everyday creators on behalf of a brand, designed to look authentic rather than polished advertising.
Sponsored Post
A sponsored post is a piece of content created and published by a creator in exchange for payment from a brand.
Paid Collaboration
A paid collaboration is any content project where a creator receives monetary compensation from a brand in exchange for content, promotion, or platform access.
Frequently asked questions
Everything else you might want to know about media kit.
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