If you’re currently doing UGC, what part of the journey has been the most overwhelming for you lately? For me, it’s not really about getting results I’m just trying to figure out how to stay organized with things like: • Keeping track of pitches and follow-ups • Knowing what to include in my portfolio • Managing content ideas and deadlines I’d love to hear from other creators what’s one thing you’re currently trying to figure out? 👇

Hey everyone! One thing I’ve noticed with UGC is that a lot of people spend so much time trying to make their portfolio, videos, and pitches perfect that they delay actually getting started. But the truth is, you get better by creating. Your first video probably won’t be your best. Your first pitch might get ignored. Your first few brands might say no. And that’s completely okay. The important thing is to keep improving with every attempt. Instead of asking, “Am I ready yet?” try asking, “What can I do today to get one step closer?” So I’m curious 👇 What’s the biggest thing holding you back from landing your first or next UGC deal? Is it creating your portfolio, finding brands, pitching, confidence, or something else? Drop it in the comments. Maybe someone in the community has a tip that can help!

Before we head into the weekend, I'd love to hear from you... What's one win you're celebrating this week? It doesn't have to be something huge. Maybe you: ✨ Landed your first client ✨ Sent your first brand pitch ✨ Finished your portfolio ✨ Learned a new skill ✨ Simply stayed consistent Every bit of progress counts. Drop your win in the comments below 👇 Let's celebrate each other's progress and end the week on a positive note. You never know your small win might be the motivation someone else needs today. 🚀

I just landed another UGC gig, and it reminded me of something... The hardest part isn't usually creating content it's taking that first step and putting yourself out there. Every opportunity I've gotten started with reaching out, improving my portfolio, staying consistent, and not giving up after hearing "no." If you're still waiting for your first gig, don't compare your beginning to someone else's middle. Every creator starts somewhere. I'm curious... What's the biggest thing holding you back from landing your first (or next) UGC gig? Is it: • Not knowing where to find brands? • Feeling like your portfolio isn't good enough? • Fear of rejection? • Not knowing what to charge? • Something else? Drop it in the comments. Let's help each other out and share what's worked. You never know—someone's advice might be exactly what another creator needs today.

Hey everyone! If you’re new to UGC or feeling a little stuck, here are a few things that helped me stay focused: *Don’t wait for perfection your portfolio will improve as you create more. *Create content for practice you don’t need to wait for a brand to start building your skills. *Start pitching consistently one pitch may not get a response, but consistency gives you more opportunities. *Make your pitches personal brands can tell when you’ve genuinely looked at their products instead of sending the same message to everyone. *Learn from every “no” don’t take rejection personally. Use it to improve your approach and keep going. Most importantly, don’t compare your Day 1 to someone else’s Day 100. Everyone starts somewhere. What’s one part of UGC you’re struggling with right now creating content, building your portfolio, pitching brands, or getting your first deal? 👇 Drop it in the comments or message me on Telegram: @axionixco. Maybe someone here has a tip that can help you!