Set up your creator profile
What goes on your public profile, why each field matters to brands, and how your username and public page work.
Your profile is what a brand sees before it decides to message you. It is also a public page at elev8or.io/your-username, so it is indexed and shareable outside the platform.
Fields that actually change outcomes
| Field | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Profile photo | Profiles without one get skipped. Use a face, not a logo. |
| Bio | Say your niche, your format and who your audience is. Three sentences beats three paragraphs. |
| Niche and categories | This is the primary filter brands search on. Wrong categories means invisible. |
| Location and languages | Brands run region-targeted campaigns and filter hard on this. |
| Rates and services | An empty rate card removes you from budget-based searches. |
| Portfolio and past work | Proof beats claims. Add your best pieces, not all of them. |
| Connected channels | Verified reach. See Connect your channels. |
Your username and public URL
- Your public page lives at
elev8or.io/your-username, so pick something you would put in a bio link. - Usernames are unique and checked as you type. Changing it later changes your public URL and breaks old links.
- Set it in Profile settings.
Keep it current
Refresh your rates and portfolio every quarter. Stale rates cause awkward negotiations, and brands notice when your latest work is a year old.
Related
Connect your social channelsLinking Instagram, YouTube, TikTok and other accounts so brands see verified reach and engagement.Tips for getting more brand dealsWhat separates creators who get repeat work from creators who apply constantly and hear nothing.Your storefront and servicesListing packaged services brands can buy directly, and how a storefront order becomes a collaboration.
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