Whoever is looking for a creator opens twenty profiles in ten minutes. Yours has about eight seconds to make the shortlist. And if the client is abroad, they check two things a local client never does.

What they look at first

  1. The first line. What you film, in categories. "I film supplements and kitchen products" keeps you in, "content creator passionate about lifestyle" closes the tab.
  2. The first video in the gallery. Not the best one, the one closest to what the brand needs.
  3. The starting price. If it is missing, many close without asking.
  4. The delivery time.

The two things a foreign client checks

The language of the video. If you film in neutral Spanish as well as Argentine Spanish, say so. A brand selling in Mexico or Spain needs to know before writing to you.

How you get paid. A client in the United States or Europe wants to know that paying you will not cost them two weeks of admin. State that you invoice and which channels you use to receive payment from abroad. There is no need to detail amounts, it is enough that the doubt is not left open.

The three lines that decide

  • What you film, in concrete categories.
  • For whom, the type of brand you have already worked with.
  • What the buyer gets, in one line: number of videos, variants, timing.

What removes credibility

  • A studio profile photo that looks like a production rather than someone filming at home.
  • No price.
  • Poor audio in the first video.
  • Ten different niches in one list.

Spanish and English

Write in Spanish first and add a short English version. Argentine brands search in Spanish, foreign ones read English, and in Argentina the second group pays better.

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Frequently asked questions

What goes in the first line?

The categories you film.

Should I show a price?

Yes, at least a starting rate.

Should I say how I get paid from abroad?

Yes, it is one of the client's first doubts.

Which language should I write in?

Spanish first, English alongside.