I've got something exciting to share with you all! I landed a travel deal with this amazing villa for my vacation and got to stay there in exchange for content! 1 night usually costs around €400,- a night, how INSANE IS THAT?! But here's the best part, you don't need any followers to start landing these deals. I didn't have to post anything on my socials I just needed to make a few videos and photos of their stay. Here’s exactly what I did: 1. I put together a simple travel portfolio using 3 videos and a few photos from a villa I’d stayed at in Bali. 2. I started searching for beautiful properties on Instagram, Airbnb, Google, and booking. com 3. Then I sent out tons of pitches! I got lots of rejections until, finally, I landed not one but TWO travel deals! It wasn’t complicated; it just took some time and effort. I will be talking about travel deals in my upcoming UGC Guide that will launch November 11th so stay tuned and sign up for 👉the wait list👈

At the moment, I’m being approached by various companies that only want raw footage. That’s not necessarily a problem, but when they offer just a few dozen euros as compensation for it, that’s less appealing. With raw footage, companies can create endless amounts of content. How do you respond to this? For example: a company wants raw footage, 2 hooks, and offers 50 euros for it. They don’t specify what it will be used for or for how long... When I respond and indicate my rates, including extra fees for raw footage and usage rights, almost all companies back out. Is this because UGC (User-Generated Content) is still not well known in the Netherlands? Is it the companies themselves? Does this need to grow more in the Netherlands so that companies recognize its value?

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Something that is not talked about very often, is the transition from working your 9-5 to becoming fully self-employed and how overwhelming it is. I'm currently experiencing the phase where I am on my last 2 days of my corporate life. I've been doing UGC part time for the past 2 years and I've done a lot of work on it. And now, I'm going to be self-employed for the first time in my life at 32 and I almost have no idea what to do with myself. With the 9-5 you have a standard schedule, whilst not having it, you have to fill out your own time and make it count to start working and landing more deals. Then the self sabotage enters with thoughts of "What if I fail?" " What if it's not how I imagined it to be?" "Should I probably look for another job?" Then I think, it's just something that needs getting used to. Have you dealt with this yet? Any words of advice or experiences? Should we talk about this more or am I just paranoid?

We did it! 🙌 Exactly 37 days ago, I started a speedrun from zero to $10K in brand deals to show you that you don’t need a ton of followers to make money creating content. And guess what? We hit that $10K mark in just 37 days! 💥 37 days of consistent posting, pitching to brands, jumping on calls, and staying disciplined. Was it easy? NOPE. But with a clear, step-by-step strategy, I turned content creation into a full-blown business. Here’s the truth: You don’t need followers or to be an influencer to start making money creating content. You just need to master the skill of creating content and know how to offer it as a service. I’m proof that it works—and trust me, it was a little nerve-wracking doing this so publicly. 😅 But if I can do it, so can you. 💪 Now, I want to hear from you: What’s holding you back from starting? Comment below and let’s get those roadblocks out of the way. Oh, and exciting news! 🎉 I’m breaking down my entire strategy in my upcoming UGC Strategy Guide, launching on November 11th. It’s a little later than planned, but I’m making sure it’s packed with top-tier value just for you. join already 88 other and sign up 👉HERE👈 for the waitlist here to get that discounted launchprice