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What brands actually ask for in a media kit
Follower counts get you the email. These five numbers get you the booking — and most creators leave them out.

After six years of brand calls, I can predict the second question in almost every one. It’s never about follower count. It’s about who those followers are and what they do next.
The five numbers that close a deal
Average reach per post, engagement rate by platform, audience age split, top cities and saves per post. Saves matter more than likes — they’re the closest signal we have to someone planning to buy.
Keep it to one page
A media kit is an invitation, not a report. One page, updated monthly, with a link to three pieces of work that match the brand you’re pitching.
Ava Reyes
Fashion designer & creator