inside the 3 steps I share in this video you'll see how you can bullet proof your content from sucking. You can use a simple few measurements to know exactly what works to land UGC deals. Most the people making big money online do this without thinking... It's almost one of those so obvious things that it gets overlooked but anyone can do this. It's actually free and it's 100% accurate. 👇WATCH THIS TO UNCOVER HOW TO MAKE CONTENT THAT GETS YOU DEALS👇

I just had the most inspiring 1,5 hour session with an amazing creator, and I couldn't wait to share a snippet with you. 🌟 If you're thinking about starting your UGC business or taking it to the next level, here's the secret sauce: it’s not about follower counts or engagement rates—it’s about making it easy for brands to find you. In this clip, we talk about: - Brands aren’t just looking for influencers—they’re searching for creators with the right skills and presentation. - Optimizing your profile with keywords, hashtags, and your bio can make you stand out in a crowded space. - Numbers like views and followers don’t matter nearly as much as you think. It’s all about quality and consistency. This strategy has helped so many creators land amazing deals (myself included), and it’s a reminder that success in UGC isn’t about being an influencer—it’s about knowing how to position yourself. What’s one thing you can improve on your profile to make yourself more discoverable? Let’s chat in the comments! 🚀

When discussing a potential collaboration I guess the trickiest part is negotiating the prices and closing a deal as efficient as possible… today my thoughts go to Price Lists or Services List - do you have one or you do not disclose your pricing until your meeting with potential client? I would guess that each has their pros and cons being that by disclosing your pricing - you set the expectations for further conversation and save both parties time if your pricing and their budget is really far off. However you loose the potential to negotiate further your pricing… While on the other hand if you don’t disclose your pricing prior to the meeting, you may just be wasting everyone’s time - and no one likes a time waster. 🙅🏻‍♀️ What is your course of action when approaching brands? Do you send them a Service list or you just answer in a message if they ask? if they don’t, do you just wait for the meeting to discuss this further? I would like to hear all thoughts on the topic 🤗

Working with a contract is a must as a content creator, but yesterday I got the most weird contract ever or should I say rude... First of all I need to deliver the contract within 4 days included the weekend (they track it with the delivery time of the package even if it is delivered at your neighbours house). If you fail to do so, you need to pay them for every day 8,50 euro of failing to do so. I also can not work with a brand like themselves within the next 3 months (why??? I mean, I make content for their page, not mine). Me asking why they came up with this rule, the lady said it is just a formality. Yes, but if I sign, it is not just a formality anymore... Than pushing me to respond within a few hours or they will find someone else to work with. Would you work with a agency that came up with these rules?

Im answering @Chiara Reiners In this video,and I’m sharing my best tips on growing your followers and boosting engagement on TikTok! I talk about why being authentic matters, how to engage with your audience, and how to balance content for both UGC creators and brands. It’s all about providing value, building real connections, and using strong hooks to stand out.