Link in bio · Austin, Texas
I'm Tessa Lin, a creator in Austin, Texas. Brand partnerships, UGC videos, affiliate picks, TikTok strategy and the newsletter all live on one rack — take the card you came for.
Pick a card, any card.
The rack · five cards
Each card is something I do — for brands and for readers. Pick the one you came for and follow it through.
A partnership built to run, not a one-off post. Tell me the product and the goal, and I'll shape it to read like a note, not an advert.
Send the brief
Clean clips filmed and cut for your channels, built for the first three seconds. Send the product and the talking points.
Request a sampleOngoing placement through the links, the newsletter and stories when it fits — one trackable link so we both see what lands.
Get the shortlistA plan built on what already works in your niche: what to post, how to open it, and how often — without burning out your team.
Book a walkthroughWhat I'm shooting, what I'm using, and the links worth picking up — short enough to read with your coffee.
SubscribeSwipe or scroll to flip through the rack
Brand work
You send the product, the goal and the timing. I send back a shape that fits — then we make it. Four ways that usually starts.
Send the briefA collaboration built around your product's story, planned with your calendar rather than against it.
Start the conversationShot and edited vertical video your team can post and reuse. Send the product and the talking points.
Request a sampleA walkthrough of hooks, formats and posting rhythm for your niche, plus a plan your team can keep up with.
Book a walkthroughPlacement through the rack, the newsletter and stories when it fits, with one trackable link.
Get the shortlist
The studio
Tessa Lin Creates is a creator studio in Austin, Texas. The links live on the rack, the longer notes go out in the newsletter, and the brand work happens in between — filming, writing and shaping partnerships that read like they were sent to you personally.
Open for partnerships
Tell me about the brand, the product and the timing. I read everything myself and reply with a shape that fits — a partnership, a batch of UGC, or a card on the rack.
