Creators
Your profile and approval
What a good profile contains, how review works and what each status means.
Brands search by topic, language, market and tone. A profile that says clearly who you make content for and what it looks like is found more often than a long one.
What to fill in
- Bio of a few sentences in your own words.
- Topics and languages. Briefs are matched on both; an empty list means you appear in no search.
- Portfolio or main handle. One link to real work is enough.
- Formats, fee band and availability. They help brands send offers that fit.
Review
A person on the ProvenReel team reads every profile. The statuses are:
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Submitted | Waiting for review. Brands cannot see you yet. |
| Changes requested | Something needs an edit; the note on your home page says what. Edit and resubmit. |
| Approved | Brands can find you and you can apply. |
| Rejected | The profile does not fit the platform's standards; the note explains why. |
Review normally takes a few days during the pilot. You are notified on your home page and by e-mail.
Public page
Your profile is private to signed-in brands by default. You can switch on a public page later, from your settings; it shows approved facts, badges and published reviews, never contact details.
Still unsure? Write to a person on the help page.