How it works
Credit the Second Life stores behind your looks. Fans can shop them in a click, stores can find you, and you get a media kit with real numbers. No brand deal needed.
Start here
Step 1
Turn on blogger mode
Creator Studio → Blogger hub → Turn on blogger mode. Add a one-line pitch and up to five niches. You get a Blogger badge on your profile, a media kit and a spot in the blogger directory.
Step 2
Credit your look
In the post composer, tap Credits in the Add to post row. It opens by itself when you pick the Blog label. For each piece, add the store, the item and a link. Up to 15 per post; pinning a credit on the photo is optional.
Step 3
Share your media kit
Copy your media kit link from the hub and paste it into store blogger applications. It shows your followers, credited posts, credit clicks and the stores you feature.
Credits
Store · optional
MISO, KONVO… Credits with the same store are grouped on that store’s page. Stores you’ve credited before are suggested as you type.
Item · required
What you’re wearing or using, like “Angelina Squish Set”.
Link · optional
An SL Marketplace page, a SLurl to the store, or the store’s own page. Tracking bits like utm_ are removed.
Already write credits in your caption?
Open Credits and it offers to import them, or paste a credits list from a notecard into the Item field. You review what it found before anything is added, and rows it isn’t sure about start unticked. It reads the usual SL layouts: [ STORE ] Item, Store • Item and Store - Item, with the link on the same line or on a “📍 Mainstore” line below. Your own socials, music links and event times are left out.
[ MISO ] "Angelina Squish Set" https://marketplace.secondlife.com/p/… [ KONVO ] Miwa Hair https://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/…
Pins are optional. Pin a credit to a spot on a photo and fans see it on the picture. Unpinned credits show in the Credits list under the post.
Links
| You paste | Fans see |
|---|---|
| marketplace.secondlife.com/… | SL Marketplace |
| maps.secondlife.com/… or slurl.com/… | Teleport |
| secondlife:///app/… | Open in viewer |
| Linktree, Primfeed, Flickr, Instagram, X, Bluesky, Facebook, Etsy | The site’s name |
| Any other website | Its address, plus a “You’re leaving OnlySL” check before it opens |
Links must start with https://, http:// or secondlife://. They open in a new tab and don’t pass search ranking.
Disclosure
If a store gave you the items or paid for the post, tick Sponsored post in Credits and add the store’s name. Fans see a “Sponsored · Store” label on the post, in feeds and on the post page.
Reach
Only public posts appear on store pages, the Blogger posts tab, media kits and the directory.
Numbers
For stores
Store pages are built from bloggers’ credits. If bloggers credit your store, it has a page at onlysl.net/stores/your-store with the items they credit and the posts that feature them.
Questions
No. Blogger mode works for any store in Second Life, whether or not it’s on OnlySL.
Not directly. Credits are for your fans and your media kit. Commission comes from brand blogger programs: an OnlySL brand invites you (or accepts your application) and you tag its OnlySL listings in your posts.
Your media kit shows totals. Which credits got clicked is only shown to you, in the Blogger hub.
No. Store pages, the Blogger posts tab, media kits and the directory only use public posts. Credits on locked posts stay with the post for the people who can open it.
Yes, at any time in the Blogger hub. Your badge, media kit and directory listing go away, and your credits stay on your posts.
Blogger mode is part of creator profiles. Apply to become a creator first.
Ready? Turn on blogger mode and credit your next look.
Open your Blogger hub