Hey everyone! I managed to pull a whale to shore on this one ;) Vertus AI has raised $200Million from institutional investors and is already turning over $1Billion+ (with a B) PER DAY in volume traded through their algorithm. Let those numbers sink in for a sec… They are literally building the direct competition to ChatGPT, and they are 20 weeks out from public launch. We are getting in before the world knows this exists because we have become their official marketing partner! http://Vertus.ai Who we're looking for: Any creator in their 20s-30s who can talk naturally on camera about AI and tech. Content focus is AI product demos with mass market appeal. No hard sell required, our job is simply to build hype and get people talking. Here is the kind of content we are going for (AND HOW MUCH THE CREATORS MAKE UNDER THE CURRENT MODEL in [ ] ): https://www.instagram.com/reel/DaZRB9SofSM/?igsh=dnpscGpyMWcwZW1j [440k views * $1.60 per 1.000 = $704] https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSXEuVDLq/ [400k views * $1.60 per 1.000 = $640] Deal Details: - $6.40 effective CPM per 1,000 views (UNHEARD OF … average is BELOW $1!!!) - 30 videos/month - Platforms are TikTok, Instagram, YouTube Shorts, and X ($1.60 CPM per platform) Why Now: We are 12 weeks out from a mass market public launch of a $200M funded ChatGPT competitor. The creators who build their portfolio with this brand right now are the ones who will be first in line when the budget scales. And I'll be transparent with you. If this performs the way I expect it to, this is one of those clients that has a $100k per month budget. I personally have a long term vision with this company. Slots: 10 To apply: 1. Comment "VERTUS" below 2. DM me your portfolio (or Instagram profile link if you don't have one yet) I'll reach out with next steps directly.

@Anil Gunjal is a 51 y.o gen x UGC Creator. 20 years in tech sales. President's Club. Top 1% of his entire company. Closed hundreds of millions in deals. Made decent money. Had the title. Had the respect. Felt nothing. He told me he'd come home from work, sit at his computer, and try to figure out how to fake a family emergency the next morning so he didn't have to log on. That's not who he really is deep down. That's what 20 years of corporate did to him. He was sleeping 3 hours a night. 4 was the max. Always worried about the bills, the mortgage, his daughter's college fund, the credit card debt creeping up. His commission checks had dried up. He was looking at driving Uber on weekends just to keep up. Then his 14-year-old son walked into his bedroom and said: "Dad, have you heard of UGC? You can get paid for making videos." Anil googled it. Saw a bunch of 20-year-old girls. Thought: no shot, I'm the old guy, beyond this. Then he found posts from other men his age, coaches in here that were making $20k-30k/m with UGC. Coaches like @David Giovacchini , @Jared Brubaker , and @Michael Domaratius "If they can do it, why can't I?" 5 weeks later: ✓ $1,000 in brand deals ✓ Signed with Rise Superfoods (Dream Brand) ✓ Sleep gummy brand on retainer track ✓ A women's skincare brand asked him to play the dermatologist role ✓ A testosterone replacement company in his inbox ✓ A SaaS shipping platform paying him to do ads as the actual user He told me brands are desperate for men over 40 right now because the 20-year-old beach content all looks the same and consumers are tired of it. His exact quote: "there's a massive market for Gen X. Massive. Untapped." I sat down with him on the podcast and made him spill everything: → How a guy with zero UGC experience landed Rise Superfoods in his first month → Why men over 40 are converting better than 20-year-olds for entire categories of brands

Only March 4th - I have been hitting this hard and working around the clock My goal is to be well over $2500 this month How? Follow the system Listen to the coaches

"Should you use canva or squarespace for your portfolio?" I would say if you're a complete beginner, it does not matter at all. the small differences in optimization are not worth the headache. I know creators who have made up to $10k/m with the bare minimum on their portfolios. besides, it's not about the portfolio aesthetic itself, but more so about whats in the portfolio, which is the actual content. id rather focus all my time and energy into creating converting ugc first, before id worry about making my portfolio more aesthetic. and if u really think ur portfolio might be an issue, drop your portfolio in the comments for feedback

Quick question for everyone. Are most of you building your portfolios in Canva? I’m currently working on mine and was considering Squarespace because it allows a bit more structure and sections. Would love to hear what you guys are using.🌸