Setting up your creator profile

On InfluenceX your profile *is* your application. When you apply to a collaboration, the brand reads your profile rather than a covering letter — so the time you spend here is the work that wins you deals.

What to fill in

• Username — your address on InfluenceX. Lowercase letters, numbers and underscores, 3–30 characters. It appears in your public profile link.

• Tagline and bio — a short line about what you make, then up to 500 characters of detail.

• Niches — the categories you create in. Mark one as primary.

• Platforms — your handles, follower counts and monthly views for each platform you are active on.

• Rates — what you charge per content type, per platform.

• Location and languages — used to match you with brands looking locally.

• Availability — available, selective or unavailable.

Profile completeness

Your profile shows a completeness score. You need at least 70% to apply to a collaboration. This exists so that brands reading applications always have enough to judge, and so applying is worth your time.

The quickest wins are usually a primary niche, one platform with real numbers, and at least one priced content type.

Keeping numbers honest

Follower counts and engagement figures must be accurate. Publishing inflated numbers breaches our Terms, and it is the fastest way to lose a brand's trust after they check.