Alrighttttt, Round 2. 😂 I gave you 10 brands to put on your radar, and we’re doing it AGAIN. But remember the point of these posts: I don’t want you waiting until a brand posts “UGC CREATORS WANTED!” By then, hundreds (sometimes thousands) of creators are looking at the exact same opportunity. I want you learning to identify brands that are already investing in creators and understanding WHY your skillset could make sense for them. So here are 10 more to research 👇🏼 1. OURA 💍 WHY THEY’RE INTERESTING: Oura isn’t just selling a ring. They’re selling understanding around: ✨Sleep. ✨Recovery. ✨Stress. ✨Readiness. ✨Health habits. That means they NEED content that makes the technology feel understandable and useful in everyday life. CREATORS TO WATCH THIS ONE: ✨Wellness ✨Fitness ✨Lifestyle ✨Productivity ✨Motherhood ✨Entrepreneurship YOUR ANGLE: Don’t pitch: “I’d love to create content for your ring!” Pitch the life situation where their product becomes valuable. 2. AG1 🥬 AG1 has built a massive creator-driven marketing machine. And here’s what I want you to notice: They aren’t only selling greens. They’re selling a habit. Morning routines. Wellness routines. Fitness. Travel. Busy lifestyles. Consistency. CREATORS TO WATCH: ✨Wellness ✨Fitness ✨Lifestyle ✨Parenting ✨Travel Business/productivity Your opportunity is figuring out where AG1 naturally belongs in YOUR audience’s life. 3. QUINCE 👜 This one has SOOOO many possible creator angles. Fashion. Home. Travel. Jewelry. Bedding. Lifestyle. Their entire positioning creates content opportunities because the consumer immediately wants to know: “Is it actually as good as the expensive version?” 👀 There’s your content angle. Comparison. Demonstration. Styling. Unboxing. Quality testing. Lifestyle integration. 4. AIRALO ✈️ Travel creators pay attention. Airalo solves something travelers don’t always realize is a problem until they’re dealing with it: international phone service + roaming fees. That’s PERFECT for educational creator content.

Pet creators… THIS is the kind of brand research you should be doing. 👀 Instead of pitching the same 10 massive pet brands every creator already knows, start watching the brands that are launching, rebranding, attending trade shows, and actively trying to gain visibility. Here are 5 pet brands with momentum right now that aren’t nearly as picked over: 🐶 1. Wuffes Dog supplements + wellness. Founded in 2020, NASC-certified, and steadily growing after showing up at SuperZoo. Content angles: routines, problem/solution, educational content, product integration, testimonial-style UGC. 🦴 2. BetterBone They just rolled out a brand refresh + BetterBone GO at SuperZoo 2026. A rebrand/new product launch = a VERY good time to introduce yourself because brands suddenly need a whole lot of fresh content. 📍 3. Squeak N Snap Woman-owned pet tech brand with an app-free tracking device. Pet + tech gives you SO many content angles: demonstrations, lifestyle content, problem/solution, comparisons, tutorials, etc. 🧪 4. Spirited Paw by Standard Process Science-backed pet supplements from an established supplement company but the pet line itself is newer and still building awareness. This is exactly why I tell you not to automatically overlook brands connected to larger companies. 🫧 5. Atomic Bubbles St. Louis-based brand making non-toxic pet bubbles + treat duos. Tell me you can’t immediately picture the TikToks/Reels. 😂 Fun, visual products like this practically hand you the creative concept. 🔥 THE BIGGER LESSON HERE: Watch trade shows. SuperZoo just wrapped August 12–14, and events like this are basically giant scouting grounds for pet creators. Brands are there because they’re: ✨ Launching products ✨ Rebranding ✨ Looking for retailers ✨ Building awareness ✨ Trying to get their products in front of more people AKA… They need visibility. Don’t wait six months until you’ve seen the brand on your FYP 47 times and every creator in your niche has already emailed them.

THIS is what I mean when I say your portfolio should feel like YOU not like every other creator portfolio on the internet. When Thelma filled out her form, she gave me a LOT of possible directions: Beauty. Skincare. Fashion. Food. Home. Pet. Outdoors. But then I saw it… Golf. She already owns golf products. She wants to work with golf brands. And it gives us something WAY more memorable to build around. So instead of making her site another generic lifestyle portfolio, we turned the entire experience into a golf course. “Welcome to the Clubhouse” Her niches become different 'holes' Golf becomes the “Championship Hole” Booking becomes “Book a Tee Time” Even the navigation follows the theme And she can STILL pitch beauty, home, food + lifestyle brands without losing what makes her memorable. That is the difference between choosing a cute template and actually positioning a creator. The goal isn’t to shove yourself into one tiny niche. It’s to find the thing that makes a brand remember you after they close the tab. @Thelma Magi , when you publish it, share the link in the comments so everyone can go check it out!