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minisitee

Mini site for content creators

Free link in bio for content creators, with a media kit and brand contact.
Ready in 3 minutes.

Your links, featured video, PDF media kit, brand inquiry form and social links on a single page at minisitee.com/yourname. You set it up yourself, from your phone.

Create my link in bio
  • Media kit to download at the same link
  • Brands reach out through the form
  • No developer, no domain needed
minisitee.com/juliarocha
Example mini site, with scrolling: Julia Rocha

Day to day

One link for your audience and for brands

Swapping the bio link for every campaign, sending the media kit by message and answering proposals with no context takes time that should go to creating.

Without minisitee

  • A single bio link, with no room for everything you recommend
  • Media kit sent by message, one by one
  • Brands asking for information in several chats
  • Video and behind-the-scenes lost in the feed

With minisitee

  • Several links on one page: channel, store, coupon, newsletter
  • PDF media kit to download at the same link
  • A form so brands send their proposal already organized
  • Featured video and a behind-the-scenes gallery
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Suggested structure

Mini site for content creators: the structure

This is how the finished mini site looks, top to bottom. Next to each part, the tool you use to create it.

Example mini site (Julia Rocha), part 1: Header
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HeaderPhoto, name, city and a short description of your business. You fill it in under Account.
Example mini site (Julia Rocha), part 2: Photo gallery
1
Photo gallery9 photos — Behind the scenes.
Example mini site (Julia Rocha), part 3: Text
2
TextRunning text — A little about me.
Example mini site (Julia Rocha), part 4: Highlights
3
HighlightsCards with an icon: Original content; Community; Recommendations.
Example mini site (Julia Rocha), part 5: Product or Service
4
Product or Service3 cards with photo: Sponsored video, Sponsored Stories, Photos and content for the brand. Opens with the heading “Partnerships and advertising”.
Example mini site (Julia Rocha), part 6: WhatsApp button
5
WhatsApp buttonButton with a ready message: “Talk about a partnership”.
Example mini site (Julia Rocha), part 7: Form
6
Form“Contact for brands”: 6 questions, and the answers arrive in Configure.
Example mini site (Julia Rocha), part 8: FAQ
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FAQ4 questions and answers that open on tap. Opens with the heading “Frequently asked questions”.

Appear when you fill them in: Link, Video, File download, Social networks.

Tools

What a creator's link in bio needs

You add only what you use. Each tool can be added, removed or moved with a tap.

  • Main links

    Channel, store, discount coupon, podcast or newsletter: each with a title and description.

  • Featured video

    Your best video or your introduction right on the page.

  • PDF media kit

    A file up to 20 MB for brands and agencies to download.

  • Brand inquiry form

    Brand name, type of partnership and proposal: the answers arrive in Configure.

  • Partnership types

    Sponsored video, story ads, content for the brand: each on a card, with a price if you want.

  • Behind-the-scenes gallery

    Photos of your day to day and your work.

  • WhatsApp button

    For brands to reach you directly about a partnership.

  • Social links

    Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and the other networks where you post.

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Brand contact

How brands reach you

You build the form with up to 20 questions and choose what you need to know before replying.

  1. 1

    They open your link

    From your Instagram or TikTok bio, and see your content, partnership types and media kit.

  2. 2

    They download the media kit and fill in the form

    They share the brand, the type of partnership and the proposal.

  3. 3

    You reply from Configure

    The answers arrive organized, and you get back by email or WhatsApp.

Guide

How to build a content creator's mini site: the link in bio that brands actually read

Your link in bio is seen by two audiences: followers who want your content and brands deciding whether a partnership is worth it. The mini site has to serve both without turning into a messy list.

First, what your follower came for

People who tap your bio want the video you mentioned, the discount code, the product you use or your latest post. Use the Link tool for these highlights and keep them few, three to five, swapping them as the week changes. Name them clearly: "Recipe from today's video", "Gear list". Put Social links and one Video of yours right after, so a visitor gets your style in seconds.

Then, the space for brands

Brands want numbers and formats, not adjectives. In a Text block, write who your audience is and which kinds of campaigns you do: "product reels, video reviews, stories with link". Offer your media kit as a PDF download, up to 20 MB, and remember to update it when your numbers change. Use Product or Service cards for your sponsored formats, leaving out prices if they vary by campaign.

Ask for the proposal through the Form

Instead of receiving scattered proposals in your DMs, create a Form with up to 20 questions: brand name, product, type of campaign, deadline, budget, contact. Answers arrive in Configure and you can compare everything at once. A clear note such as "Proposals that don't come through the form may take longer to be seen" helps keep things organized.

Habits that avoid clutter

Don't paste every link you've ever had: a crowded mini site loses clicks. Use the Countdown when a launch or live stream is scheduled, and the QR code if you appear in videos or events and want to send people straight to your mini site.

Best practices

Best practices for a content creator mini site

A creator's bio link serves two audiences in a hurry: the follower who wants the link you mentioned and the brand deciding in seconds whether a proposal is worth it.

Separate the follower path from the brand path

Followers want a coupon, a recipe, a product list or the video link. Brands want formats, audience and a business contact.

A media kit with no invented numbers

The media kit is the summary of who you are for a brand.

  • Profile: niche, language, city, tone of voice
  • Formats: reels, story sequence, long video, pinned post, review
  • Audience: platform dashboard data, with the date
  • Cases: brand, format and period, with permission
  • Business contact and typical reply time

Sponsored formats as tools

Brands think in formats, not in 'partnerships'.

  • Dedicated reel (one video, 1 revision round)
  • Story sequence (3 to 5 frames, with link)
  • Long-form video review (mention or dedicated)
  • Monthly package (combined formats)
  • Event coverage (in person)

Brand proposal Form

Getting 'hey, let's close this?' in your DMs costs hours.

  • Brand and product (short text)
  • Email and WhatsApp (required)
  • Goal: single choice (launch, sales, awareness)
  • Format wanted: multiple choice
  • Campaign period (date)
  • Available budget: single choice
  • Brief link (long text)

Advertising and disclosure care

Sponsored content generally requires a clear label that it is advertising, and platforms have their own tools for it. On the mini site, make it visible when a link is an affiliate or partnership link, with a short Text tool before the product list.

Follower tools: live links

Use Link for each current video or coupon, Video with YouTube or Instagram for your anchor content, and Countdown for launches, lives and coupon deadlines. For a list of products you use, prefer Product or Service with a photo and one sentence on why you use it, rather than dozens of buttons.

Bio, metrics and a review routine

Bio up to 160 characters: niche, frequency and brand channel. Example: 'Meal-prep recipes · videos 3 times a week · partnerships: use the form below'.

Other businesses

minisitee also works for

Your content can have a mini site today

Gather your links, leave the media kit ready to download and get brand proposals already organized.

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FAQ

Questions from content creators

Can I use it as my link in bio?

Yes. Your address minisitee.com/yourname goes in your Instagram, TikTok or any other bio, with all your links together.

Can I offer my media kit for download?

Yes. The File download tool accepts PDFs up to 20 MB.

Can brands send me a proposal through the website?

Yes. With the Form you create up to 20 questions, with text, number, date or multiple-choice answers, and the answers arrive in Configure.

Can I add as many links as I want?

Yes. Each link is a Link tool, with a title and description, and you choose the order on the page.

Can I show video and social links?

Yes. There are Video and Social links tools, and your mini site speaks Portuguese, English and Spanish.

How do I separate what's for followers from what's for brands?

Put your content links at the top and, further down, a section with the media kit and proposal form under a clear heading such as "For brands". Each visitor finds their own path without bumping into the other's.

Contact

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