Resources for talent managers
The KitVerify Guide to Managing Creator Talent
Practical guides for building rosters, managing creator information, keeping media kits current, and getting talent ready for brand opportunities.
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Talent Management Software for Creators: What Talent Managers Actually Need
The category explained from the manager's side of the table: what these tools actually manage, how they differ from brand-side influencer platforms, when a spreadsheet is still fine, and how to evaluate the options.
Latest guides
- Agency Operations
What Is a Talent Manager CRM? A Practical Guide for Creator Agencies
A sales CRM tracks companies, contacts and deals. A talent manager tracks creators, audiences, rates, terms and media kits. This guide explains the difference, what a creator agency CRM should contain, and how to choose one.
10 min read
- Rosters
How to Manage an Influencer Roster Without a Mess of Spreadsheets
What a roster actually has to hold per creator, a sample structure you can copy, an honest comparison of spreadsheet, Drive/Notion and purpose-built workflows, and a progressive migration path.
11 min read
- Rosters
How to Create a Creator Roster That You Can Send to Brands
What belongs on a brand-facing roster and what stays on each creator's page, how many creators to send, when to show rates, which format to use, and an example card and roster structure you can copy.
10 min read
- Media Kits
How Talent Managers Can Manage Media Kits for Multiple Creators
The operational problem behind stale media kits is copies, not effort. This guide shows the fragmented architecture most managers run, the single-source alternative, and a routine for keeping every kit current.
11 min read
- Agency Operations
Spreadsheets vs Talent Management Software: When Should a Creator Manager Switch?
Sheets is the right tool for many managers, and the wrong one for some. This is an honest account of where the line is, what the switch actually buys you, and a checklist for migrating without a big-bang weekend.
11 min read
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Talent Management
Evaluating the category, the tools, and what a talent manager actually needs from software.
Rosters
Building, maintaining and sharing a creator roster — internally and with brands.
Media Kits
Keeping media kits, rates and audience data current across every creator you manage.
Agency Operations
How small talent teams organize creator information, terms and brand requests day to day.
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Who writes this
Dennis Tjahyadi · Founder, KitVerify
KitVerify is being built around the workflows of talent managers and creator agencies. This blog documents what we are learning about how those teams organize, maintain and pitch their talent — from product research, conversations with managers, and observing real workflows, not from having managed talent ourselves.