Rank Higher When Brands Search on Koseisa
Brands search Koseisa's Find creators page to book creators for paid deals. Here's exactly how the list is ordered, and what you can do to move up.
Koseisa Team · 22 Oct 2026 · 3 min read

Brands come to Find creators to discover Nigerian creators and influencers they can book for paid deals. They search by niche, platform, location and budget, and like any search, most of them start at the top of the list.
So how is the list ordered, and how do you move up? Here's exactly how it works. No guessing, no "algorithm magic".
1. Add your rate card (or you won't show up)
Only creators with at least one rate card package showing are listed on Find creators. If you haven't built your rate card yet, brands can't find you there at all.
Your rate card lists what brands can book you for, like Instagram Reels, TikToks, YouTube videos or podcast mentions, with a price for each. Not sure what to charge? Read our guide to pricing brand deals.
2. Get your ID verified
ID verification moves you up the list. Brands want to know they're paying a real person, and verification shows them that.
You can verify your ID from your creator dashboard. It takes a few minutes.
3. Land a paid brand deal on Koseisa
Every brand that pays you ₦20,000 or more for a deal on Koseisa becomes a verified brand on your card. Your first verified brand moves you up the list, just like ID verification does, so creators with both come first. Among creators at the same level, the one with more verified brands ranks higher.
Why? Because a creator who has already delivered for real brands is a safer choice for the next brand. Your first deal is the hardest. After that, each one makes the next easier.
Tip: if a brand reaches out to you directly, ask them to book you through your Koseisa page. They pay upfront, Koseisa holds the money until you deliver, and the deal counts towards your ranking.
4. Complete your profile
When creators are level on everything above, the more complete profile ranks higher. It also helps brands decide quickly. Make sure you have:
- A clear profile photo
- A title that says what you do, like "Lagos food creator" or "Tech reviewer on TikTok"
- Up to three niches, so you show up in the right searches
- Your state, for brands looking for creators in a particular place
- Your best videos, so brands can see your work
- A short rate card intro: who your audience is, and what kind of brands you work best with
5. Link your social pages
In your audience stats, link each of your social pages so brands can see your real follower counts. These don't change your position in the list, but they're one of the first things brands look at when deciding who to contact.
What about everyone else?
Creators who are equal on all of the above take turns at the top, and the order changes every day. So everyone gets a fair chance to be seen, not just whoever joined first.
The quick version
- Add at least one rate card package
- Verify your ID
- Complete a paid brand deal of ₦20,000 or more on Koseisa
- Fill in your profile: photo, title, niches, state, videos and intro
- Link your social pages
Prefer to watch? Here's the one-minute video: How to rank higher when brands search.
Open your rate card and start climbing.
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