Creator Credibility Checklist

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1. Define the niche or category you want to be known for.
2. Write a short positioning statement that explains who you help.
3. Keep your name, handle, bio, and profile language consistent across public channels.
4. Show proof of work such as projects, articles, demos, lessons, or portfolio items.
5. Use testimonials only when they are real, permission-based, and not misleading.
6. Add case studies only when you can describe real context and realistic outcomes.
7. Clarify what you sell: course, mentorship, service, digital product, or a mix.
8. Explain who each offer is best suited for and who it may not fit.
9. Add transparent pricing or a clear next step where possible.
10. Use a professional profile photo, banner, or visual identity that matches your category.
11. Publish content consistently enough for visitors to understand your expertise.
12. Avoid exaggerated authority claims that you cannot verify.
13. Keep contact, social, and offer links easy to find.
14. Review old content for outdated claims, broken links, or unclear promises.