I want to upgrade to “Bento Ai virtual assistant” which is like 72$ a month (damn💀) but I feel like I’d find brand deals on there because with this plan I have 300 automated emails that the AI sends for me plus 700 self serve emails per month. I just wanted to know if someone on here has this plan or any other plan, and how do you like it so far? Have you been able to land brand deals on there? I just don’t want to pay $72 a month and end up getting nowhere

Hi everyone! After taking a long break from UGC for personal reasons, I’m finally back. This time I have a lot more motivation and discipline, but honesty I have no idea where to start. I feel lost. My goal is to leave my shift job and build a career with UGC, but right now I can’t afford to join the Academy. I was wondering if anyone here has managed to change their life using only the free resources on this platform, like the UGC Games and the other free tools. Is it actually possible to land clients and build a sustainable income this way? I’d really love to hear your experience or any advice you have. Thank you so much! ❤️

Hiiiiiiiii, i just want to share some quick wins with the community i just woke up to a closed brand deal today, and I finally hit my goal of $5k/m as a ugc creator I just started to take UGC seriously this year in January during the 5 day sprint. Before that, I had no experience as a content creator. I’m also from Ecuador and here I didn’t know anyone else doing this and if u even look at the first ever coaching calls I attended, i was so worried if ugc would even work in my home country The minimum wage is $500 in a month and average salary is $700 and to be honest, before UGC, i was unemployed doing a bit of my watercolor art and trying to learn how to make content. I set a new year resolution to take responsibility for my finances and told myself, I need to do something. I found UGC and got obsessed with it. Within 2 weeks after the sprint, I landed my first ever paid brand deal on january 20th. And now, today on february 20th, I did the math and landed $5k in closed brand deals, and I still have more pending right now as well!!! I just wanted to take this chance and say thank you to all of the coaches, and gloria for mentoring me, believing that I can actually do this, despite my current situation. I would haven’t made this if I didn’t have any true support that believed in me. I tried to learn it by myself but I was stuck with gifted collabs. And for me, it used to take me one hour to write and send a full pitch because I was so scared to get rejected, but I built habits to stick to the plan instead of to scroll my phone. After I worked on my mindsetand, and healthy habits pitching became effortless for me. Because of ugc, this last month, I got to work while traveling. Thanks and I love this amazing community ❤️

let's tear apart an ad. not to be mean. because the thing that's wrong with it is the exact thing you can get paid to fix. you've seen this ad a thousand times. a supplement or skincare brand. a clean product shot on a pastel background. a model who's obviously a model, holding the bottle, smiling at nothing. text on screen that says something like "clinically proven" or "support your wellness." maybe a stock clip of someone doing yoga. it looks professional. it looks expensive. it converts like garbage. here's why it fails, piece by piece. the product shot: nobody stops scrolling for a bottle. you scroll past a hundred bottles a day. a bottle is not a hook. the model: the second your brain registers "this is a model in an ad," it discounts everything after it. we've been trained our whole lives to ignore beautiful people holding products. the "clinically proven" text: it's a claim, and a claim a brand makes about itself is the least trusted set of words on the internet. now the fix, which is your entire job. replace all of it with a real person, filmed on a phone, talking like a customer, opening on a real problem instead of a product. "I had breakouts on my chin for two years and I finally figured out what was causing it." that's a hook. that's a human. that's UGC. that's what you sell. go find an ad like this in the wild today and pull it apart in your head. every ugly ad like it is a brand with a budget and a problem you now know how to solve.

I joined this community a week after I decided I wanna do UGC, so I'm still going through the UGC Games Course (on Day 2). Basically edited the entire thing learning from the internet. It's far from perfect, so I BEG for some advice, suggestions, or comments on this vid so I can improve on my next one 💖 PS: I used auto generated captions on Capcut and apparently it's a Pro feature... do I have to pay for Pro? Is it a good investment if I'm currently just want it for auto captions?