When I first started doing UGC, I assumed the hardest part would be coming up with a hook that stops the scroll. Turns out, the real challenge is keeping track of the admin side when you have multiple brands, editors, and deadlines hitting all at once. For a long time, my workflow was a digital mess. I was juggling pitch templates in Notion, raw files in Google Drive, and edits in CapCut. It worked, but I felt like I spent more time managing tabs than actually creating content. I've been refining my setup lately to keep the momentum going: - Notion: Still using this for my pitch templates and outreach stats. - Google Drive: My go-to for asset delivery and storage. - CapCut: Still my main suite for fast edits. - Floment: I added this to my stack to manage daily tasks and project progress. It’s a dedicated workspace for the execution side of things, helping me stay focused on building my pipeline rather than just taking notes. It has been a solid way to keep my creative energy from getting drained by all the admin work. What is the one tool in your stack you absolutely cannot live without when you are managing your active brand deals?

Over the past year, I’ve been deeply focused on building my business while learning how to create greater freedom and flexibility along the way. I truly enjoy connecting with like minded people who are on a similar journey, learning, growing, and pursuing their goals. I’d love to hear from you what has been your biggest win so far this year?

Hey community 👋🏻 Hope everyone's out of trouble there... Actually i just completed the courses on the classroom and I don't really know how can I unlock the free course.. If anyone can spare a moment from their precious time to explain me that i would be grateful:)

Hey everyone! If you’re new to UGC or feeling a little stuck, here are a few things that helped me stay focused: *Don’t wait for perfection your portfolio will improve as you create more. *Create content for practice you don’t need to wait for a brand to start building your skills. *Start pitching consistently one pitch may not get a response, but consistency gives you more opportunities. *Make your pitches personal brands can tell when you’ve genuinely looked at their products instead of sending the same message to everyone. *Learn from every “no” don’t take rejection personally. Use it to improve your approach and keep going. Most importantly, don’t compare your Day 1 to someone else’s Day 100. Everyone starts somewhere. What’s one part of UGC you’re struggling with right now creating content, building your portfolio, pitching brands, or getting your first deal? 👇 Drop it in the comments or message me on Telegram: @axionixco. Maybe someone here has a tip that can help you!

If you’re trying to grow as a UGC creator, don’t feel like you need to have everything figured out before you start. Here are a few things that helped me: 1. Keep your portfolio simple You don’t need 20+ videos. Start with a few strong examples that show different styles—testimonial, product demo, unboxing, talking-to-camera, etc. 2. Focus on the brand, not just the product Before reaching out, look at the brand’s content. What could you create that would actually fit their style and help them sell? 3. Make your first 3 seconds count A strong hook can make a huge difference. Avoid starting with a long introduction—get straight into the problem, benefit, or curiosity. 4. Don’t be afraid to pitch You will hear “no.” You might get ignored. That’s normal. The goal is to keep improving your pitch and reaching out consistently. 5. Start before you feel ready Your first video probably won’t be your best—and that's okay. Every video gives you something to improve. 👇 LET’S HELP EACH OTHER OUT: What’s the ONE thing you’re struggling with most right now? Getting your first gig, building your portfolio, creating videos, finding brands, or pitching? Drop it below. Someone in this community might have the exact advice you need!