Lead with audience fit
Sponsors need to know who watches your channel and whether that audience matches their buyer. Put demographics, countries, niche, and viewer intent near the top.
A strong creator media kit gives brands the context they need before booking: who watches, why they trust you, what sponsorship formats are available, and how past campaigns performed.
Sponsors need to know who watches your channel and whether that audience matches their buyer. Put demographics, countries, niche, and viewer intent near the top.
List sponsorship options, but pair them with performance context: average views, retention, engagement, and examples of past sponsor segments.
A media kit should make contacting you easy and explain what information you need from the sponsor to produce an accurate quote.
A creator media kit should include channel positioning, audience demographics, average views, engagement context, sponsorship formats, contact details, proof from past campaigns, and rate guidance.
You can include starting ranges or package examples, but many creators keep final pricing flexible because niche, deliverables, timeline, usage rights, and exclusivity change the quote.
A media kit helps win the deal before the campaign. A sponsorship report proves performance after publishing and supports renewal decisions.
Real CPM ranges and integration premiums to anchor your rate card.
Turn your media kit into a more defensible quote.
What to send after the campaign to win the next budget line.