
The short answer: a content creator lives on platforms, and the platforms are not theirs. A site of your own is the place nobody can take from you: a page with your links, your best videos, an e-mail list and a contact for brands. It is a light site, and the entry plan will do.
What the site needs
| What | What to do |
| Links page | A page that gathers your networks, the latest video and what you sell. It can be your main address instead of a platform’s link: Pointing your domain at a social page. |
| Videos | Embed them from a video service; do not store them on the hosting: Videos on your website. |
| E-mail list | Your audience, which is yours. A newsletter reaches those who follow you without depending on the algorithm: Subscribers and newsletter. |
| Sponsorships and contact | A page for brands: who you are, who you reach, what kind of collaboration you accept, and an e-mail on the domain. |
| Products or support | If you sell courses, templates or merchandise, a link or a small shop: Which plan for a shop. |
Getting started
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| If a platform closes your account, you lose the audience. That is why the e-mail list and the site must exist now, before you need them. And never invent follower numbers for brands: they get checked, and losing credibility costs more. |
| Sponsorship requests arrive by e-mail: use the domain’s address. Free e-mail or e-mail on your own domain. |
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