I’ll never forget the first time a brand replied to my pitch! I’d sent so many emails and DMs before and heard nothing but crickets. But then I shifted my approach—and everything changed. Here are the 3 things I did that made all the difference: 1. I found the pain point and offered a solution Instead of just saying, “I’d love to create content for you,” I took a moment to think: What challenge is this brand facing? How can I help solve it? When you show a brand that you understand their needs, and have a solution, they’re much more likely to respond. 2. I made it personal Before, my pitches sounded like templates. Now, I make sure to research the brand and mention something very specific I love about them. This small effort shows the brand you genuinely care, and it helps you stand out. 3. I kept it short and clear Brands are busy! they don’t have time for long-winded emails. I stick to a few sentences that cover: - A compliment or observation about their brand - A quick intro about me - How I can help solve a problem or achieve their goal - A simple call to action  - When I started pitching this way, brands not only responded they started seeing me as someone who could add real value to their business. It wasn’t about sending more pitches; it was about sending better ones. maybe your doubting to start UGC but here’s why you should start now: 👉Right now, brands are investing heavily in UGC because it works. 👉But here’s the thing: They’re choosing creators who are already showing up. 👉Every day you hesitate, other creators are landing the deals you could have had. Let’s make it happen! Talk soon, Nyomi