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Connected Accounts
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The five account types, what each holds, and what the verification tick actually means.
Your accounts are links, not numbers
Brands see where you post and follow the link to see your audience for themselves. Nothing is read from the platforms: no login, no sync, no API, so nothing here can affect your accounts elsewhere. Follower counts are not shown or kept.
Connected Accounts is the list of places your audience lives: the accounts a brand sees on your page and can filter by in search. You manage them on your page: press Edit page and open Platforms. Changes are kept as you make them, and brands see them when you press Publish.
The five account types
Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Snapchat, and Website. A website row covers a blog or a portfolio site and is the one type you can add more than once.
UGC is deliberately not on this list. UGC is something you sell, files delivered to a brand, not an audience you hold, so it lives on your packages rather than here.
What an account holds
Handle. Shown as @handle on your profile. On a website row this is a free label instead.
Link. The address of the account or site. A website row must actually be a website: a link to an Instagram or TikTok account is turned away and pointed at the right type.
One account per platform, except websites. If you run two accounts on one platform, one of them is a different offer, and the place to say so is your packages and your bio.
When a proposal includes posting from your own account, the contract names the handle, so keep each handle pointing at the account you actually deliver on.
What the tick means, and does not
The verification tick on your profile is identity and payout verification, earned by completing Stripe onboarding. It says a real, identifiable person is behind the profile. It says nothing about who owns the accounts you list.
Removing an account
Removing an account takes it off your public profile when you publish. Contracts that were signed naming that handle keep naming it, because a signed document does not rewrite itself.