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Your card and vouches

Your card is a page at /card/<platform>/<handle> that shows what your posts do: typical views, best post, hit rate, how often you post, how many of your last thirty posts passed 2× your followers, and your newest six posts as pictures with their views. Every number is measured by MORR from your public posts, which is why a brand trusts it more than a media kit.

The card

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On the cardWhat it is
Typical viewsThe median of your last thirty posts. Half beat it, half do not.
Best postYour biggest in that window, as a multiple of typical
Beat 2× typicalHow many of the thirty were outliers. This is your hit rate.
Passed 2× followersHow many went well past your own audience, which is the number that says your posts travel
A weekHow often you post
ExpectThe band half of your last thirty posts landed in, and your best as the ceiling. A brand budgets against the low end and hopes for the top. Quartiles, not a model
Recent postsYour newest six, as pictures, each with its views, its ER (likes, comments and shares over views) and a day (views over the days since it went out). A post MORR published and read back carries a Measured mark

Vouches

Every application gets a vouch link at /vouch/<slug>. Anyone with it can write one line about your work, with their name and, if they like, where they know it from. No account, no sign-in. Each vouch is counted on your application and the brand reads every one of them. Send it to clients, collaborators, and people who have paid you before; a brand comparing two applications with the same numbers picks the one with people behind it. In a message, the link opens as a card reading Vouch for and your name, with your picture and the program, so it does the asking for you.

A vouch link

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What somebody you sent the link to sees. No account needed.