August 30, 2026
Media kit template for content creators: the sections that matter
A creator-first media kit structure for YouTube, TikTok, newsletters and podcasts — not just Instagram follower counts.
Build a free digital media kit and rate card at adliked.com/yourname.
Start freeMost templates assume Instagram. If you make long-form video, a podcast or a newsletter, a follower-count-first layout undersells you. This media kit template for content creators leads with attention, not vanity numbers.
Lead with the metric that matches your format
- YouTube — average views per video (last 10), watch time, subscriber count second.
- TikTok / Reels — median views, saves, share rate. See TikTok and UGC rate card pricing.
- Podcast — downloads per episode at 30 days, completion rate.
- Newsletter — subscribers, open rate, click rate.
The full section order
- Positioning line and portrait.
- Primary platform metrics, dated.
- Secondary platforms in one compact row.
- Audience: demographics and traffic by country.
- Content pillars — the three topics you own.
- Past partnerships and one case study.
- Deliverables and rates, including usage rights and exclusivity.
- Video pitch — 30 seconds of you talking beats a paragraph.
- Contact and booking link.
Two mistakes creators make
First, listing every platform equally — a brand cannot tell what to buy. Rank them. Second, hiding rates. A media kit for content creators without pricing invites lowball offers; the media kit vs rate card guide explains how to combine both on one page.
Build it as a live page at adliked.com/yourname and update metrics monthly instead of redesigning a file.
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