A note before you begin: tthese tutorial canvases are here to help you customize this media kit for your business. This template is intended to become an evergreen resource that you can share with media contacts, podcast hosts, speaking opportunities, and potential brand partners.

Rather than personalizing this kit for each individual outreach, use it to clarify your core credentials, media experience, speaking topics, brand partnership offerings, and contact information. Before editing, gather the core information you want every reader to know. You may want to have the following ready:

• A short founder bio and headshot(s)
• Logos of outlets, publications, or brands you've been featured with
• Key stats: social following, email audience, website traffic, audience demographics
• The topics you're available to speak on for interviews and expert commentary
• Your speaking style, areas of expertise, and popular speaking topics
• Podcast appearances or media features you want to spotlight
• The ways you partner with brands (sponsored content, ambassadorships, campaigns, etc.)
• A featured brand collaboration and its results
• A testimonial that represents your overall partner or media experience
• Booking, media, and collaboration contact details

Please note: all copy throughout this template is intended to serve as inspiration and placeholder content only. Replace all text with your own brand voice, credentials, stats, and links before sharing this media kit.

This media kit is organized into sections called canvases. Work from top to bottom, updating each section with the information you want every reader to receive. To edit text, double-click the text box and type directly. To swap an image, double-click the image and choose your replacement image from your Showit media library.

Some sections use grouped elements, such as topic cards or podcast feature spotlights. To edit text inside a group, double-click into the group, then select the specific text box you want to update. To duplicate a grouped item, select the full group, copy and paste it, then move the new group into position. Always check mobile view after adding, deleting, or rearranging grouped elements.