A one-stop hub for your audience to find your content and products
That's what the Creator Profile is. It's a mini website featuring your bio, posts, products, and other content. It also has a form for users to subscribe to your email list.
To see what a Creator Profile looks like live, check out Kit's Creator Profile.
Access the Creator Profile builder by clicking Grow in the top navigation in Kit, followed by Creator Profile.
Generally, you'll use the customization settings to the right to edit your Creator Profile and preview your updated Creator Profile on the left.
Now, let's look at how you can customize your Creator Profile and share it when you're done.
NOTE: While we auto-save the changes you make to your Creator Profile, you'll need to click the Publish button to apply them to your live Creator Profile. Your changes may take a few minutes to go live.
Customizing your Creator Profile
Profile introduction and email form
Click any of these in your Creator Profile introduction to change them:
Creator business name
Name or byline (optional)
Bio
Profile photo
Email form's button text
For example, to customize your bio, click it and type away. Click anywhere outside the bio, and we'll save your changes.
Design & template
Click Design & Template in the right sidebar to customize your Creator Profile's:
Template
Colors (e.g., background color, accent color, and heading color)
Fonts (i.e., heading and body font and font weight)
You can browse and preview all available templates to find the one that best suits your style. To do this:
Under the Template option, click Browse templates.
A templates panel will appear, listing all available templates.
Hover over any template to reveal the Preview and Use template buttons.
Click Preview to see a live preview of how your Creator Profile would look with that template applied.
Once you've found the right fit, click Use template to apply the template to your Creator Profile.
Navigation menu
The navigation menu helps users navigate your Creator Profile's pages, plus any external pages you've linked to it. Its look differs based on:
Your Creator Profile template
Whether users view your Creator Profile from a desktop or mobile device
In particular, Creator Profiles using some templates, like Hudson or Everett, have a swipeable navigation menu on mobile. Here's Hudson's, for example:
Meanwhile, Creator Profiles using templates like Knox, Park, or Canyon have a hamburger navigation menu on mobile. Here's Knox's:
Click Navigation Menu in the right sidebar to customize the order of your Creator Profile pages in the navigation menu.
Just drag and drop the pages in your preferred order.
You can also use the toggle next to each page to show (or hide) it from your Creator Profile.
NOTE: If you hide a page from your Creator Profile, users can still visit the page using its dedicated link. But they'll see a blank screen.
The navigation menu can have up to five external links to any non-Creator Profile page. For example, you can add an external link to your online store:
Click the + Add External Link button to add an external link. You can customize the link's label, URL, and icon.
Click Save to save your changes.
Edit your external link by clicking the pencil icon, and delete it by clicking the trash icon.
NOTE: You can create custom Creator Profile pages, which will also appear in the navigation menu.
Unlike external links, custom pages use the same design template as your Creator Profile. Their URLs will use your Creator Profile's domain. Learn how to create custom pages here.
Sign up form
The Sign Up Form settings let you customize the confirmation email your subscribers get after signing up via your Creator Profile's forms.
These forms include the sign up form on the main Creator Profile page, as well as the sign up form on every post featured on your Creator Profile.
You'll be able to customize the confirmation email like all other incentive emails on your Forms and Landing Pages. Edit your email's contents, choose its email template, and customize it to match your brand.
You can also choose whether to redirect subscribers who confirm their subscription to a specific URL or a file download.
Last but not least, you can auto-confirm new subscribers who join your list via your Creator Profile.
If you check this box, new subscribers won't have to engage with a confirmation email to join your list. In line with best deliverability practices, we don't recommend selecting this option.
Newsletter posts
The Posts page displays your public Broadcasts—both free and paid. Paid posts have a padlock icon to indicate that only paid subscribers can read them.
Click Newsletter Posts in the right sidebar to customize these settings:
Show newsletter posts: Show (or hide) the Posts page on your Creator Profile.
Featured post: Select whether your Creator Profile should feature your newest public post or a specific public post of your choice.
You can make your posts public using the Public posts setting further down the sidebar.
Post visibility: Select whether anyone can read your (free) public posts or whether they'll need to be subscribed to your email list first. If you limit post access to your subscribers, everyone who clicks your posts will see a preview of them, and subscribers can log in to continue reading.
Public posts: Select the Broadcasts to display on your Creator Profile.
Show categories: Show (or hide) categories that users can use to filter your Creator Profile posts.
If you've enabled this setting, click Add category to access a dropdown menu for choosing categories to display on your Creator Profile.
Type into the dropdown menu to create new categories. Each category needs a label for its name, and a URL slug (the last part of the category's URL, i.e.,
accountdomain.kit.com/profile/posts?category=your-url-slug-goes-here).
Paid newsletter: Select the paid newsletter product that users must be subscribed to before they can read your paid posts.
You can also click Write a post to start a new Broadcast. The new Broadcast will appear on your Creator Profile after you've published it to the web.
Products
The Products page displays your products.
To show (or hide) the Products page on your Creator Profile, click Products in the right sidebar, and then toggle the Show Products setting.
If you've enabled the Products page, you can also select the products to display on it. Click and drag the products to rearrange their order.
Recommendations
The Recommendations page displays the creators that you recommend your subscribers check out (and subscribe to as well).
NOTE: You need to have joined the Creator Network before you can recommend creators.
To show (or hide) the Recommendations page on your Creator Profile, click Recommendations in the right sidebar, and then toggle the Show Recommendations setting.
If you want to change your recommended creators, click Edit Recommendations to go to your Creator Network settings.
Links
The Links page displays links to your different platforms, like your blog or social media accounts.
Click Links in the right sidebar to:
Show Links: Show (or hide) the Links page on your Creator Profile.
Add links: Click + Add new link to add a new link to the Links page.
Edit links: Click the pencil icon next to a link to edit its URL, label, description, and icon.
Reorder your links: Click and drag the links to match your preferred order.
Delete links: Click the trash can icon next to a link to delete it.
Change your links' colors: Change your links' background color, text color, icon color, and so on.
Show or hide the link description or URL: Use the Show Description and Show URL toggles to show (or hide) your links' descriptions or URLs from the Links page. (Your links' labels and icons will still be visible.)
Custom pages
You can add up to three custom pages to your Creator Profile. These pages take on the look of your Creator Profile template, and their URLs will use your Creator Profile's domain.
To add a custom page, click Custom Pages in the right sidebar > Add new page. Alternatively, click the page dropdown menu at the top left > + Add page.
Give your page a name, and then click Add.
Once you've added a custom page, click the pencil icon next to it to customize its:
Page Name
URL Slug: This is the last part of the URL that points to your custom page. For example,
accountdomain.kit.com/profile/your-url-slug-goes-here. If you change your page's URL slug, the old URL slug will not automatically redirect to the new one. Users of the old URL slug will see a 404 error page.SEO Settings
Title and Description: This text will appear on the search results and social shares for your custom page, but not on the page itself.
Social share image: We automatically generate a default image of your Creator Profile that will appear when you share it on your socials. The default image will automatically update to match the changes you make to your Creator Profile.
Click Change image to replace our default social share image with your own. We recommend that your image have a 16:9 aspect ratio. (An image dimension of 1,200 x 675 px works great.)
If you've replaced our default social share image with a custom one, you can reset your custom image by clicking Reset image.
To add content to your custom page, click its empty space in the Creator Profile builder and type away.
The custom page editor has the same features as the email editor. You can add layouts, images, videos, buttons, and more.
To delete a custom page, click Custom Pages in the right sidebar. Then, click the trash can icon next to the page you want to delete.
If you delete a custom page, users using its dedicated link to access it will see a 404 error page.
NOTE: You can use the navigation menu settings to hide a custom page from your Creator Profile without deleting it. But users who try to visit your hidden custom page using its dedicated link will see a blank screen (which is similar to seeing a 404 error page).
Domain name
Click Domain Name in the right sidebar to select the domain name you want to use for your Creator Profile URL.
By default, your Creator Profile URL will use the account domain we assign to you, like accountdomain.kit.com. But you can change it to use a custom domain like mycreatorbusiness.com.
NOTE: If you want to use a custom domain for your Creator Profile URL, add the custom domain to your Kit account first.
SEO
The SEO settings in the right sidebar help you customize your Creator Profile's appearance on search engine results pages and social media platforms.
You can customize your Creator Profile's:
Title
Description
Social share image: We automatically generate a default image of your Creator Profile that will appear when you share it on your socials. The default image will automatically update to match the changes you make to your Creator Profile.
Click Change image to replace our default social share image with your own. We recommend that your image have a 16:9 aspect ratio. (An image dimension of 1,200 x 675 px works great.)
If you've replaced our default social share image with a custom one, you can reset your custom image by clicking Reset image.
NOTE: These SEO settings apply to all pages of your Creator Profile. This is except for custom pages, which have separate SEO settings.
Publishing your changes
Click Publish to apply your changes to your live Creator Profile.
Previewing and sharing your Creator Profile
Use the desktop and mobile icons to preview your Creator Profile in desktop and mobile view respectively.
To preview a different page of your Creator Profile, click that page on your Creator Profile's navigation menu in the builder. Alternatively, use the page dropdown menu at the top left to select the page to preview.
You can also click Open to view the live version of your Creator Profile.
NOTE: If your live Creator Profile isn't showing the changes you've made to it, check that you've published them first. Your changes may take a few minutes to go live.
If you're happy with how your Creator Profile looks, grab its link from your browser's address bar for sharing everywhere. 📣
You can copy the main link to your Creator Profile (e.g., https://newsletter.kit.com) or the link for a specific Creator Profile page (e.g., https://newsletter.kit.com/profile/links).
To get the link for a specific Creator Profile page, click the page from your Creator Profile's navigation menu. Then, copy the link that appears in your browser's address bar.
Viewing your Creator Profile reports
Click Reports to view a report on your Creator Profile's performance over the last 90 days, including:
The number of visits to your Creator Profile
The number of confirmed subscribers who signed up via your Creator Profile
Your Creator Profile's conversion rate, which is calculated using this formula: Number of subscribers / Number of visits x 100%
An attribution breakdown of the top referrers and UTM parameters that drove visits and signups to your Creator Profile
You can also download a CSV file of all subscribers who signed up via your Creator Profile to date.
Want to share your Creator Profile on your socials? We've got a handy guide to sharing your Forms and Landing Pages on various social media platforms.
The guide applies to sharing your Creator Profile too, so check it out 👇