I previously blogged about Webfluential and their emergence onto the market as a blogger hub for helping monetize your content. They have recently upped their game and have added a whole host of new tools to their website which can help you show off just what you have to offer brands.
One of the best parts of the new tool kit is perhaps the ability to build and share a media kit. How to make and what you should include in a media kit is something that often comes up in UK Bloggers on Facebook, so it is good to see Webfluential making it easy for you.
So what do you get from Webfluential’s media kit?
Your own personal, shareable media kit, contains information not just only on your blog but on your social media channels as well, giving an insight into your reach, relevance and resonance. It offers an area to show off your favourite tweets and posts as well as sharing what you believe to be the highlights of you and you blog.
Once finished it is then accessible by all, via a direct URL. It is worth noting you can toggle certain features on and off such as your channel stats and Facebook page audience demographic.
Another new feature that could well be useful to some people is the soon to be launched influencer booking button, for those who don’t want to share an email on their blog, this allows you to add a widget to your about page and allow marketers to book a campaign with you directly.
What’s more if you are loving Webfluential yourself and want to tell others about it, you will soon be able to sign up as an affiliate and earn a few pennies each time someone you know, joins the network.
There is so much going on over at Webfluential it is definitely work making sure you are signed up ready of 2016.
What do you think of these new features, do they sound useful to you?
*This post has been sponsored by Webfluential.
I’ve been signed up for a couple months with absolutely zero activity on the platform. It’s the only platform I work with that is completely silent. I don’t get it?? Is it primarily UK focused?
They are pretty new over here, they are originally a South African network that is just starting to branch out elsewhere. x
Do you have any suggestions on how to gain traction with them? I was considering deleting my account as it’s been idle and it was just one more thing I had to track (but you know, not really since nothing happens) LOL
I have to admit I don’t really – just try and keep yourself up to date on there and they email when you are chosen for something, let me have a word with them and see what countries they are currently active within and see if I can get your some guidance. x
Thanks so much!