# Profile

> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://fohr.writedocs.io/llms.txt).

See what your profile shows about you, and what a brand sees when they view it.

Your profile is what brands see when considering you for a campaign or Bulletin (An individual opportunity a brand invites you to apply to.). It combines the details you provided during onboarding with data from your connected platforms.

Explore a real profile, section by section:

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## Before you start

You'll need at least one connected platform for most of your profile to populate. See [Connect your social accounts](https://fohr.writedocs.io/docs/creator/connect-accounts/) if you haven't connected one yet.

> **Tip**
>
> Without an active connection, **Tier Comparison** (Compares your performance against creators of similar size.) and **Audience Demographics** don't appear at all. Connect a platform with real followers and content before relying on either section.

## The top of your profile

Your name, location, and the demographic tags you provided during onboarding (age, gender, ethnicity) sit at the top, next to a card for each connected platform. Brands that view your profile see all of these details.

> **Tip**
>
> The paragraph under your name is **Fohr Insights** (A summary paragraph that Fohr generates automatically.), Fohr generates it automatically from your content and public information, and you can't edit it directly. We're building a feature that lets you update it yourself. Stay tuned.

The following table covers what each element at the top of the page does:

| Element | What it does |
| --- | --- |
| **Content, Stats, Demographics, Testimonials** | Selecting these jumps you directly to that section of the page without opening a separate view. |
| **View All Posts** | Opens the full content grid. [Content](#content) covers it. |
| **Your platform handle** | Shows each connected platform's handle next to its icon. |
| **Details** | Expands the platform card to show the email, mailing address, and birthday that Fohr collected at signup. Brands see these too. To change any of these, open the menu with your name and select **Settings**. |

Each platform card also shows a static summary of your **Followers**, **Views**, **VR** (View rate.) (view rate), and **ER** (Engagement rate.) (engagement rate). Fohr automatically generates the brand mentions (Brands you mention directly in your content.), category tags, and **Brand Affinity** (The brands your audience engages with most.) brands that appear throughout your profile. None of these require manual configuration.

## Content

**Content** shows every post Fohr has pulled from your connected platforms.

Selecting **View All Content** opens the full content grid with filters, date range, and sorting options. **View All Posts** at the top of your profile leads to the same location.

## Tier Comparison

**Tier Comparison** (the tab bar labels it **Stats**) compares your performance against creators of similar size:

| Metric | What it shows |
| --- | --- |
| **Follower Tier** | Your following grouped into a size band (for example, Nano (A follower tier for 1K to 10K followers.), 1K to 10K). |
| **Engagement Benchmark** | Your engagement compared to the tier average. |
| **Viewership Benchmark** | Your views compared to the tier average. |

It also reports performance across your top three content categories (for example, Style & Fashion or Travel), detailing views, engagement rate (How much people interact with your posts, such as likes and comments.), and engagement per follower against the tier average.

The following table covers the two **Tier Comparison** (Compares your performance against creators of similar size.) controls:

| Element | What it does |
| --- | --- |
| **View All Stats** | Opens a detailed breakdown of your followers and views over time. |
| **Instagram, TikTok** | Switches which connected platform the **Tier Comparison** (Compares your performance against creators of similar size.) numbers describe. |

## Predictive View

**Predictive View** (A per-platform forecast of how your future content might perform. It appears once a platform has enough recent post history.) forecasts how your future content might perform per platform. This section only appears for connected platforms with sufficient recent post history.

The following table covers the elements in **Predictive View** (A per-platform forecast of how your future content might perform. It appears once a platform has enough recent post history.):

| Element | What it does |
| --- | --- |
| **Learn more** | Appears in **Predictive View** (A per-platform forecast of how your future content might perform. It appears once a platform has enough recent post history.). We haven't confirmed where it leads. |
| **Instagram, TikTok** | Switches which connected platform **Predictive View** (A per-platform forecast of how your future content might perform. It appears once a platform has enough recent post history.) describes. |
| **Predict for [N] reels/videos** | Sets the number of upcoming posts to forecast (reels (Short videos on Instagram.) on Instagram, videos on TikTok). |

With sufficient post history, **Predictive View** (A per-platform forecast of how your future content might perform. It appears once a platform has enough recent post history.) shows a **[Platform] forecast**: where your recent posts landed (one point per post), alongside a **Log scale** toggle, a variance indicator (for example, High Variance), a **Variability** score, a **Range**, and the total **Content** count Fohr analyzed.

Without enough post history, **Predictive View** (A per-platform forecast of how your future content might perform. It appears once a platform has enough recent post history.) shows **Unable to generate predictions** instead, with the reason: fewer than 10 posts in the last year isn't enough to fit a distribution.

## Audience Demographics

The following table covers what each element in **Audience Demographics** shows:

| Element | What it shows |
| --- | --- |
| **Fohr Insights** (A summary paragraph that Fohr generates automatically.) | A summary of your audience composition and content resonance. |
| **Highlighted Demographics** | Your top gender, age range, top countries, and primary language. |
| **Brand Affinity** | The brands your audience engages with most. |

Selecting **View All Demographics** opens a detailed breakdown of your audience.

## Testimonials

The **Testimonial Link** button generates a link you can share with your followers. Their responses appear as **Highlighted Comments** in this same section.

Selecting **Testimonial Link** copies the link directly to your clipboard. A confirmation message reading "Testimonial link copied to clipboard" appears at the top of the screen, without opening a dialog box.

Selecting **View All Testimonials** expands **Highlighted Comments** in place to show every response, and the button label changes to **Show Fewer Testimonials**.

## Related articles

**[Content](https://fohr.writedocs.io/docs/creator/profile/content/)**

See the full grid of everything Fohr has pulled from your connected platforms.

**[Stats](https://fohr.writedocs.io/docs/creator/profile/stats/)**

See a fuller breakdown of your followers and views over time.

**[Demographics](https://fohr.writedocs.io/docs/creator/profile/demographics/)**

See a fuller breakdown of your audience.

**[Public Profile](https://fohr.writedocs.io/docs/creator/public-profile/)**

What your profile looks like to someone viewing it without an account.