You built the persona and grew the following. A brand partnership would validate all of it. Here is how to build a media kit with no track record, pitch brands that fit, and close a first deal without hiding what the account is.
Brands need a steady stream of on-brand content and most creators cannot keep up. An AI persona can. Here is how to package AI-generated UGC as a service, what to charge, and how to pitch it without overpromising.
The name, handle, and bio do more heavy lifting than most people expect. Here is how to name an AI persona, claim handles that match, and set up a profile that reads as a real account before a single post lands.
The question every operator eventually asks, usually right before a brand deal. Here is a practical way to think about disclosure, the trust math behind it, and how to label without killing the fantasy that makes the persona work.
Not every niche pays. Some look great in a feed and never make a dollar. Here is how to pick a lane your AI persona can own, based on demand, repeatability, and how well the format hides the seams.
The revenue posts show what an AI persona can make. This is the other side of the ledger. Where the money actually goes when you run one, why the cost structure is nothing like a human creator's, and how to think about margin instead of price.
The revenue stack tells you the totals. This tells you the individual numbers. How to set a subscription price, what a PPV drop should cost, and how to price custom DM requests so you leave nothing on the table.