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Hey there,

Blair here from Patreon. Once you have an idea for your Patreon, it's time to make it real.

Start with the essentials:

  • Profile photo + banner — sets the tone visually
  • About section — answers who it's for, what they'll find, and why it exists
  • A few starter posts — public and paid, so there's something to explore from day one
  • Connect your socials — This adds credibility to your page and allows your fans to access all your socials from one place

Remember: we've put all of the resources you need to get going in one handy spot: your Launch collection on Patreon for Creators. It has videos, downloadable resources, and examples galore.

→ Use the Patreon Setup Checklist and the 30-Day Editorial Calendar to get your page launch-ready.

Keep up the momentum,
Blair

P.S. — if you need any help along the way, you can write to our award-winning support team here.

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