Set channel description and links

I need the channel About section and links updated before the sponsor brief on Thursday. Replace the current description with this copy: We make weekly tutorials on home recording and mixing for indie musicians — new episodes each Wednesday. Link to the EPK at https://example.com/epk, the Patreon at https://patreon.com/bandname, and the store at https://store.example.com. Add the email contact bookings@example.com. Save and then test every external link.

Before I hand this to the sponsor team, make the channel description and links approval-ready: surface the upload cadence in the first sentence, add a short line about audience size and typical content, order links so partners see the EPK first, and mark which links open in a new tab. Flag phrases that sound vague or inflated and would make a brand hesitate to sponsor.

I wrote a tight description emphasizing weekly tutorials and linked the EPK, Patreon, and store. The sponsorship contact wants more audience detail but legal worries about committing metrics publicly. I don’t know which numbers to put in the About and which to keep for one-on-one packets. Should I include subscriber count and average views per video now, or keep the public page conservative and send metrics privately to vetted partners?

Every time we relaunch a series the About text gets rewritten and links become inconsistent — some channels list the EPK first, others the store, and contact emails change. That confuses partners and costs time when we prepare sponsor decks. Should we lock a single canonical About template, assign one owner to update it, or create a standard link order? Recommend the single habit to cut this friction.