HAPPY APRIL UGC WORLD 🎉 I've been working on something for the last few weeks and I'm finally ready to share it. We start THE UGC GAMES on April 13, 14, 15, and 16. (EVENT OVER) Four days. Completely free. 📍 Live with me on Zoom. And real brands sponsoring the whole thing, paying out creators live brand deals on Day 4. Here's what four days inside the games look like. DAY 1: I will teach you how to recreate "2026 trending content" There's a new type of content trending in 2026 that's making creators a ridiculous amount of money. It's the same style that helped @Missy Wallker put $11,000 in her bank account just last month. She got paid over $3,000 for ONE 60 second video. Missy was the top performer for C9, one of the brands sponsoring the games. She just quit her job from UGC to work from home and spend more time with her kids. DAY 2: Your personal "MY STORY" video Guide If you don't have any past UGC case studies yet, the best case study is YOU. If you can't tell your own story on camera, what makes you think a brand will trust you? This is where we build your "My Story" video. The one asset that makes brands choose you over every other creator in their inbox. When your story is on camera in a way that converts, brands stop being something you chase and start being something that finds you. When I first told my story in a reel, it attracted brands like C9. I was honest about dealing with anxiety, and to this day they're my number one brand partnership. DAY 3: The storytelling structure that makes brands come back We're in a day and age where if you can't storytell and get your viewers obsessed with knowing what comes next, you're not a content creator. You're a commodity. Storytelling is the number one skill that gives you leverage over brands because it has their audience obsessed WITH you and wanting more. It's why I'm bringing in Coach Mannie @Emmanuel Williams to teach the secrets that made him ranked in the top 10 male UGC creators worldwide.

You made it here, finally!! And the fact that you clicked to join this group instead of bookmarking it for "later" already separates you from 99% of people who will spend the next year doing the exact same thing they did last year and wondering why nothing changed. Warm welcome to the UGC World. I can see that you're really serious about your dream life. I'm Gloria. Two years ago I was crying in a Walmart parking lot wondering if life was just going to feel like this forever. Today I travel the world and get paid to film short videos on my phone for brands. It's called UGC. And it's the easiest skill you can learn in 2026. This community has 16 year olds making an extra $30,000 a year. Moms who quit their retail jobs. Retirees making an extra $150k/year. Nurses, veterans, athletes, actors, comedians, and people from all over the globe who come with an aligned mission to build a remote income from their phone. People who had zero experience with content or business before they started. All of them were exactly where you are right now. Here's your to-do list to get started 👇 Step 1: Introduce yourself in the comments below. Tell us your name, where you're from, and your goal with content and UGC. I read every single one! Step 2: Start going through the classroom here: https://www.skool.com/ugc-world/classroom The best time to start was yesterday. The second best time is right now with whatever you have 🤍 Welcome to the family. Gloria

Hi everyone just wanted to let you know I've secured my first ever paid brand deal 🥹 I'm in an African country (Cameroon) so I create for mostly for apps, SaaS or similar service. Honestly I was loosing hope but I still continue because I put my all in this and did not set a plan B, now I'm doubling the work If you started UGC creator this year like me this is your sign to not quit the game

"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

I did not achieve the monthly goal I set myself , I’m I disappointed? Yes of course. Was it a waste of time?No I’m confident my work didn’t go to waste because I planted the seeds and I think on the long term too I’m pretty sure March will have good news for me