Build a clean, credible media kit that updates over time
Produces a structured media kit outline (and copy) based on your platforms, audience, and best-performing content. Includes modular sections for UGC creators and influencers, plus a version for brands that want quick decision-making.
Create a skill called "Media Kit Builder". Ask me for: - platforms/handles - audience and analytics highlights (if I don't have them, show placeholders) - top content examples and niches - what I offer (UGC, sponsored content, affiliate, etc.) Output: - a media kit section outline - draft copy for each section - 3 package tiers with deliverables and "starting at" pricing placeholders - a monthly update checklist (what to refresh)
You provide your stats and positioning. The skill generates a media kit structure and copy blocks:
bio, audience, content examples, packages, and contact.
Output: "Live-kit structure + what to update monthly + packages."
Output: "Credibility-first kit emphasizing audience fit + content quality."
Get paid faster with a clean follow-up system
Builds an invoicing and follow-up protocol for creators dealing with net-30/60 cycles, late payments, or ghosting. Produces email templates, escalation steps, and contract language suggestions (late fees, acceptance criteria).
Catch red flags before you sign
Reviews sponsorship/UGC contract terms for common creator risks: unlimited revisions, vague approval timelines, net-60 payments, perpetual usage rights, exclusivity traps, and missing kill fees. Outputs suggested edits and negotiation language.
Turn scattered posting into a clear content system
Helps creators define 3–5 content pillars, a repeatable set of formats, and a clear audience promise. Built for creators who feel "all over the place" and struggle to build momentum.
Pick a niche (or a structure) without feeling trapped
Helps creators resolve niche confusion by defining an audience promise, content pillars, and an experimentation plan that protects creativity. Designed for creators who feel "too scattered" but don't want to box themselves in.