Build your creator profile
The profile that brands see when reviewing your applications.
Your creator profile is the pitch you make to every brand you apply to. A complete profile gets you approved into campaigns you would otherwise miss.
Where to edit
/a/network has the profile section at the top. There is also a smaller version in /a/settings.
Fields
Bio (required)
Two or three sentences about what you do and who you reach. Concrete and specific beats generic.
Bad: "I create content about technology."
Good: "Indie hacker building B2B SaaS. I publish twice-weekly to 12,000 Twitter followers and 4,000 newsletter subscribers, mostly early-stage founders."
Niche (required)
Pick the topic area you cover. Options like: SaaS, AI tools, Design tools, Developer tools, Marketing, Productivity, Courses, Memberships, Creator subscriptions. Brands filter network applicants by niche, so picking accurately matters.
Primary channel (required)
Where your audience lives. Twitter, YouTube, newsletter, podcast, blog, TikTok, Instagram, LinkedIn. Pick the one that drives most of your traffic.
Audience size (required)
An honest estimate. Brands evaluate this against your niche and channel. 10,000 highly-engaged newsletter subscribers in a specific niche is worth more to most brands than 100,000 general-interest Twitter followers.
Portfolio URL (recommended)
Link to your best work. A specific viral tweet, your most-watched video, your top-performing newsletter, your best blog post. Brands click this before approving you. Make it count.
Recent results (recommended)
A short bullet list of recent wins. Examples:
- "Newsletter sponsored by Notion: 4.2% CTR"
- "YouTube video on AI tools: 280k views in 30 days"
- "Twitter thread on solopreneur SaaS: 1.4M impressions"
Real numbers and recent dates work. Vague hype hurts.
What brands see
When you apply to a campaign through the network, the brand sees your profile (every field above plus your application pitch). Brands prioritize:
- Niche alignment with their target audience
- Audience size in the right range
- Channel relevance (a video product wants a YouTuber, not a newsletter)
- Portfolio quality
- Recent activity (someone who posted last week vs. last year)
A clean, honest profile beats an inflated one. Brands run reverse-image searches and audience-analysis tools. Misrepresentation gets you blacklisted from the network.
Updating your profile
Edits save immediately. Pending applications use the snapshot of your profile at submission time, so updating after applying does not change what the brand sees. New applications use the current version.
Privacy
Your profile is visible only to brands you apply to plus Rekomi network curators. It is not public. It does not show up in search engines. Your email is shared with brands only after they approve your application.