How does the concept of "service for service" function in the world of influencers? For instance, as a small business owner and professional organizer, I would like to organize a space in an influencer’s home in exchange for exposure for my business. Is this a thing? Would any influencers be interested?

I've got a large social media following and have been doing Influencer Videos for about 3 years. So many small businesses I talk to want to hire influencers but don't know where to start.... On the other hand, I know many UGC Content Creators that would like to work with more businesses but don't know where to find them! THIS IS THE PLACE!! ❤️ Please introduce yourself. Can't wait to meet you.

Influencers and Small Business Owners - it's time to connect. Introduce yourself. If you're a creator, tell us where you're located, share a picture if possible and describe your niche or what kind of jobs you do, and the size of your following/demographic... If you're a business owner, post a little about your business and what kind of an influencer you're looking for!

Business Owners, there are some new UGC Content Creators on here who may be willing to do videos for FREE in exchange for product, or possibly do a video as low as $100 to get started. (UGC Content Creators, feel free to introduce yourself on this post, share a picture or video, if you'd be interested in working with some of the business owners on here.) The Top 10 things to consider when hiring a UGC Content Creator/Influencer: 1. Make sure you ask for a high quality video 1080 X 1920. 2. If you want specific talking points or a script, make sure and put it together. Shorter videos and more natural videos usually do much better than scripted or something that looks like a commercial. 3. BIG TIP. A great way to get video ideas is to go on a social media platform, like TikTok and type in a keyword in the search bar. Check out he TOP videos to see what has gone viral and suggest ideas similar. 4. Feel free to request revisions if you don't like the first time through but the more specific you are with the instructions, the better chance the content creator has to get it right the first time. 5. Feel free to tip, but most don't. 6. Influencers with large followings aren't always better. Many times the large audience is not local, so keep that in mind. 7. Be specific about payment terms. For many of my videos I get paid after it's finished. 8. Make SURE to give your UGC Content Creator/Influencer specific talking points, hook, and the Call To Action you'd like to use. If you're not good at this, send me a message and I'll help you. 9. It's a good marketing strategy to use a few different Content Creators/Influencers to promote your business, service of product. Ya know how Stanley got so big?? Influencer marketing. 10. Make sure and include your link with all marketing. Have the UGC Content Creators/Influencers agree to keep your video up for AT LEAST a month minimum if not permanent.

I highly recommend using a contract if possible. When they're small jobs, under $500-ish, you PROBABLY don't need them, but better to be safe than sorry. I have put a contract that I sell on here. UGC Content Creators and/or Business Owners can use it and revise it to meet your needs.