I’m making this post specifically for those who want to reply. I’m curious about a statistic: how many brands have you emailed for collaboration, how many have responded, and how many of those agreed to a paid collaboration? For example, I’ve emailed 101 brands so far, 11 responded, and none wanted to collaborate, mainly because they don’t need it at the moment. I’m curious if these proportions are similar for you as well.

When I first started UGC, it was so much easier. There was less competition, and all you really had to do was stay consistent, sign up on platforms, and boom you were landing deals. But let’s be honest… UGC has changed. Now? The space is way more competitive. Just posting randomly and hoping brands will notice you isn’t enough anymore. So what actually makes the difference now? 🔥 The quality of your work. 🔥 That’s what makes brands pick you over the thousands of other creators pitching them. Here’s what you need to focus on in 2025: ✨ take your time to actually get good at what you do ✨ Creating scroll-stopping, high-quality content that brands need ✨ Finding your unique style so you stand out (not blend in) ✨ Treating UGC like a real skill instead of just another “side hustle” Yes, consistency matters. Signing up on platforms matters. pitching matters, but if your content isn’t high quality, none of that will save you. This is how you win in 2024. 💬 What’s ONE thing you’re working on to level up your content? ⬇️

I get SO many questions about how to land your first UGC deal, whether it’s paid or gifted. So in this new video, I’m breaking it ALL down for you! If you want to start ASAP and get your first deal fast, this is exactly what you need to do. i'll show you: ✅ The best platforms to use ✅ How I landed my first deals without even having a portfolio ✅ The exact approach to getting brands to say YES (even if you’re a beginner!) Inside my UGC Strategy Guide, I have a step-by-step strategy to help you land your first paid deal plus a full roadmap to scaling your UGC business. 🚨 I don’t know how much longer I’ll be offering 1:1 calls included in the guide, so if you want a free strategy session with me, now is the time!

Hey guys, I wanted to ask what's the "standard" amount of editing you do for paid work? Obvi there's putting the video together, but what about subtitles, adding graphics/music? I really hate doing all of these but just wondering what the industry standard is to see whether or not I should offer it as part of the deliverables :D

Hey everyone! 👋 In the latest post, I shared a poll asking about your biggest UGC struggles, and a lot of you had questions about several topics and I wanted to dive in and start tackling them, one question at a time! In today’s video, I’m answering an amazing question from @Lian Brouwer :💭 “How does invoicing/payments work with foreign countries as a UGC Creator? Here’s what I covered: - How to handle international payments using tools like PayPal, Wise, and Stripe. - The importance of clear contracts (you can grab my free contract template in the UGC Strategy Guide!). - How to communicate transfer fees and ensure everything runs smoothly. I’ll continue addressing your questions and struggles, so if you have something you’d like me to cover, comment on my pinned post with your questions! Let’s make this series a place where we work through challenges together. I’m so excited to hear what’s on your mind and help you grow as UGC creators! Nyomi 💕