Influencers, foodies and UGC creators

Website for content creators

Your creator website is your media kit in a single link: who you are, your Instagram stats with date and source, the brands you have worked with, your best reels and how to hire you. Type your @ and see a preview in seconds with your photo, your colors and your content, ready for brands.

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Visual editor included

What your site includes

The sections of your creator website

Arranged like a media kit, so brands see what they need first.

01
Stats
Followers, posts and typical engagement, with date and source; if there is no data, the block is hidden.
02
Brands
The brands you have worked with, only the ones you confirm, with a link to the post.
03
Portfolio
Your featured reels and posts; if a piece was paid, it keeps its #publicidad tag.
04
Services
Reel on your profile, stories, carousel, UGC video or event coverage; with a price only if you add one.
05
About me
Your short story, niche, city, languages and the kind of brands you like to work with.
06
Audience
Off by default. Your audience's ages or cities only if you enter them from your insights.
07
Case studies
Off by default. Campaigns you did, with the results you report yourself, never invented.
08
How I work
Your steps with a brand: brief, proposal, shoot, revisions and delivery or posting with #publicidad.
09
FAQ
What brands ask: whether you work for product exchange, what a UGC video includes, who can use the content.

Examples

What websites for creators look like

Creator portfolios built with tuweb.app, on phone and desktop: your photo up front, your dated stats and your reels one tap away.

Sample website for a foodie content creator, design 1 — **Come con Vale · Design 1**Sample website

Sample website for a foodie content creator, design 2 — **Come con Vale · Design 2**Sample website

Sample website for a foodie content creator, design 3 — **Come con Vale · Design 3**Sample website

Sample website for a UGC content creator, design 4 — **Lina Marín · Design 4**Sample website

The names on the sample sites are fictional; the ones marked “Made from their Instagram” are real businesses.

Why a website

Why a creator needs a website, not just Instagram

Brands look for creators on Google: «foodies en Medellín», «creadores de contenido en Bogotá», «creadores UGC Colombia». A Canva PDF or a link-in-bio page doesn't show up in those searches. Your website can, with your niche and city clearly written, in AI search engines too.

It also saves the back-and-forth: instead of sending screenshots of your insights, you share one link with your dated stats, featured reels, services and way of working. With clear rules: stats carry a date and source, brands appear only if you confirm them, and paid content keeps its #publicidad tag, as the Colombian SIC guide for influencers asks.

Google

How your website helps you show up on Google

Your site gets its own title and description with your niche and city, schema.org structured data that presents you as a person, links to your social accounts and an FAQ ready for AI search engines. That way Google understands you are a «foodie en Cali» or a «creadora de contenido en Bogotá». Nobody can guarantee a ranking on Google.

What people search for

creadores de contenido en medellin
creador de contenido en bogota
foodies en bogota
foodies en medellin
influencer de comida en medellin
influencer fitness medellin
creadores ugc colombia
foodie cali

Real Google searches in Colombia (autocomplete, Oct 2026).

How it works

From your Instagram to your media kit in three steps

01
Type your @
With your permission, your public profile is read once: photo, bio, links, followers and recent posts, used to build your dated stats.
02
Confirm brands and design
You pick one of five designs with your photo and colors, and confirm the brands you have worked with: only those appear.
03
Build your media kit
In the editor you write your services, swap photos for videos, reorder sections and publish, ready to send the link to brands.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What should a website for content creators include?

What brands look for in a media kit: who you are, your niche and city, your dated stats, your brands, your best content, your services and your contact details. tuweb.app builds it from your Instagram.

Where do my stats come from?

From your public Instagram profile, read with your permission. Each stat shows its date and source, and if a figure is not available, that block is hidden. Nothing is made up.

Do I have to show my rates?

No. Prices appear only if you enter them. Otherwise your services are shown without a price and brands message you on WhatsApp or by email for a quote.

How is paid content shown?

Just as you posted it: if a reel was an ad, it keeps its #publicidad tag on the website, as the SIC guide for influencers recommends. And brands only appear if you confirm you worked with them.

I'm a UGC creator with few followers. Will it work for me?

Yes. In UGC, brands look at your portfolio most: your site puts your videos, services and way of working up front, and stats are hidden if there is no data.

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