Brands and jobs
Your press kit
Press kit builds the one-sheet a talent manager would send for you: a cover portrait, a short bio, your numbers per platform, who watches, your best posts, the brands you've worked with, your rates, what people said, and one button to reach you. It is your Analytics, packaged for brands: MORR drafts it from what it already knows, keeps the numbers current every night, and lets you change any of it.
Not captured yet
This picture is taken from the running app, not drawn by hand. Run npm run docs:shots to take it.
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Where to find it
Press kit has no row in the sidebar and no switch. It is opened where the question “what do I send a brand?” comes up, and each place says whether you have a kit yet, so its button is Make one, Open press kit or Copy link.
| Where | How | Where it is |
|---|---|---|
| Analytics | The Press kit card at the end of the overview, after the report: your numbers, packaged for brands | Both |
| Jobs | The Your press kit card on Open. When you apply to a program, Attach my press kit puts its address at the end of your note | Both. Jobs is on the web; the phone holds it back for now, see Jobs |
| Search | Type “press kit”, “media kit” or “one-sheet” in the command bar | Web |
| The phone's Settings | Brand work → Press kit, while Jobs is held back from the phone | Phone |
Making it
- 1Open Press kitThe first time, MORR shows you a draft before saving anything: your name and niches, every connected channel's figures, the posts that beat your typical one, the brands you've been accepted by, and a plain bio from those facts.
- 2Keep the draftKeep this draft and edit it saves it as yours. Nothing is published yet.
- 3Fill in what only you knowThe checklist at the top names what's missing: usually the cover portrait, the bio, and where brands reach you.
- 4Pick a layout and an accentEditorial, Minimal or Bold, and one color from the palette. Match my BioLink picks the palette color closest to your bio page's.
- 5Publish, or send a private linkIn the Share card: pick the address (
/kit/yourname), switch on Published at this address, and copy the link. Or make a private link for one brand.
What's on it
| Section | What it shows | Filled in by |
|---|---|---|
| Cover | A full portrait, your name set large, one line on what you do, where you're based, your niches | Your profile, then you |
| About | Three sentences a brand can paste into a deck. Write it for me writes it from the facts on your kit, in your voice | You, or the writer |
| Numbers | Per platform: followers, engagement, average views and 30-day growth, with a 30-day line and the date each was read. Add your own figures (“Newsletter · 42K”) and platforms MORR doesn't connect | MORR, every night |
| Audience | Age, gender, top countries and cities, with where they came from and when | You, from your own Insights |
| Best work | The posts that beat your typical one by the most, with their views | MORR suggests, you pick |
| Brands | A quiet row of logos, and up to three case studies: the brief, what you made, the result as a number | Your brand work in MORR, then you |
| Services & rates | What you offer and what it costs, or Rates on request | You. Off until you fill it |
| Press & testimonials | Quotes with a name, title and company | You |
| Contact | One button: an email or a booking link | You. Never your sign-in email |
Add a section adds Press, Awards, Speaking, a list you name yourself, or more photos. Every section can be switched off, which keeps what's in it, and moved up or down; the cover stays first. A section with nothing in it hides itself on the published kit, so you never send an empty heading.
Changing a number MORR read
Every figure MORR fills in is a suggestion. Type over it and the kit shows yours; under the field it says Edited, what MORR last read and when, and Reset to MORR's puts the live number back. On the published kit an edited figure looks exactly like the others, and its date is the day you set it. A platform you add by hand, with no channel behind it, is marked Self-reported.
How it looks
Not captured yet
This picture is taken from the running app, not drawn by hand. Run npm run docs:shots to take it.
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| Layout | What it's for |
|---|---|
| Editorial | A magazine spread: warm paper, the portrait as a tall plate beside a big serif name, headings in a side column |
| Minimal | A gallery catalog: white, quiet, everything in one narrow column. For work that should speak without decoration |
| Bold | A campaign poster: black, the portrait full-bleed with your name set huge over it, the numbers on a band of your accent |
Type, spacing and the grid come with the layout, so any words and pictures land looking designed. What you choose is the accent, from ten colors that all stay readable on every layout, and where each photo's subject is: click the picture to set its focus point, and every crop keeps it in frame.
Sharing it
| In Share | What it does |
|---|---|
| Public address | /kit/yourname. The link preview in a DM or email shows your portrait, name, line and reach |
| Published at this address | On: anyone with the address can open it. Off: only private links open it |
| Let people find it | Search engines may list it. Off, the page asks them not to |
| Private links | One per brand, named (“Glossier, Dana”), with an expiry. Each shows how many times it was opened, and Turn off stops it at once. A turned-off or expired link says so, with your name |
| Save as PDF | Opens your kit set for paper, A4 or Letter, and the print dialog over it. The layout's own paper runs to the edge of every sheet, the cover is page one, and no heading, post or picture is split across a page. The browser prints no date or address over it |
| Add to BioLink | Puts a Press kit link at the top of this workspace's bio page |
Brands looking at you on MORR see Open press kit beside your name in Find and on your application, once the kit is published at its address; attaching it when you apply puts the address in your note as well. A kit shared only by private link stays private.