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Creator Mediakits provide an in-depth look into each individual creator’s audience data & historic performance. For verified profiles, influencer data is first-party data directly from Meta or TikTok. Below is a preview of a Mediakit from the creator Rasmus Brohave:
Rasmus Brohave Media kit
The following are the key areas of Mediakits provided by Sheer
  • Follower audience vs. engaged audience demographics - View details of the creator’s audience with age groups, gender, country, and top five cities either by the creator’s follower audience or engaged audience
Tip! While follower audience gives you a clear indication of who follows the creator, engaged audience provides more details in the direction that the platforms algorithm pushes the content.
  • Average post performance - A detailed overview of a creator’s average post performance over the past 180 days. For Instagram, you can choose to analyze performance by Posts, Stories, or Reels, while TikTok simply provides overall performance.
    • Sponsored vs. non-sponsored posts - An important tool to directly compare how the influencer performs in day-to-day content versus paid brand collaborations.
      • Blue text shows the performance of normal (organic) content
      • The number below shows the benchmark for paid collaborations. You can also go to “Custom View” and enable the “Sponsored” toggle to view performance only for sponsored posts.
Sheer Mediakit vocabulary:
  • Reach - The average number of unique accounts that viewed the content. This helps gauge the creator’s ability to consistently get their content in front of people.
  • Reach Efficiency - How well the influencer converts their follower base into actual viewers. It’s calculated as Reach divided by Follower Count, expressed as a percentage. A higher Reach Efficiency means the influencer’s content is regularly seen by a large portion of their audience.
  • Interactions - The average number of engagements per post such as likes, comments, saves, shares.
  • Interaction Rate - Interactions divided by Reach, offering a normalized metric that compares creators of different sizes on an even playing field.
  • Views - The total number of times the content was viewed, also known as impressions.