The video provides actionable advice and a clear strategy for finding paid UGC opportunities, which is a growing area of interest for content creators. The creator's personal success story and the emphasis on finding 'warm leads' through existing content creators make the advice relatable and practical.
Summary
The creator explains how to find UGC (User Generated Content) gigs for platforms like Canva. She shares her own income progression and advises viewers to look for creators on TikTok who are consistently promoting specific platforms or tools. The best strategy is to find these creators, identify the brands they work with, and then reach out to those brands directly to offer services. She also suggests platforms like Upwork and UGC agencies as alternative avenues for finding work.
Structure
1Introduction to scaling with Canvas UGC and sharing income milestones.
2Warning against unreliable platforms like Reddit for finding UGC gigs.
3Explaining the strategy of finding and contacting brands through creators on TikTok.
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Original caption
Probably the easiest way to find canvas gigs and I don’t see many people talk about it 👀 #canvasugc #retainer #opportunity #contentcreator
More from @marbsgirlie
More breakout videos from this creator.
Highlighting the importance of consistent content creation and outreach.
5Suggesting alternative platforms like Upwork and UGC agencies.
Product placement
Canvas UGC (acts - creator is explaining how to find gigs for it, and how to scale income using it; removing it would change the video's topic)
Call to action
Join our community, the link to it is in my bio
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Transcript
alright, there is no reason you shouldn't scale with tech and canvas UGC literally as quick as possible. We're talking like 5k per month in record time. In July I did 9k, in June I did 9 and a half, in May I did 8k, in April I did 9.2. And I do a bunch of different things, but a huge chunk of it is tech and canvas UGC. So I'm gonna tell you exactly where to find these gigs. Because all of this work is out there. And the reason I think I've been able to scale so fast is by making myself extremely visible, applying every single day. But also, a big part of demand is high. So if you're a beginner UGC creator, you don't know where to look, exactly now. I'll tell you exactly now. You could be going to platforms like Reddit and SideShifts, but honestly, I wouldn't recommend it. Reddit is full of offers that is realistically just quite difficult to verify. And the probability of you getting scammed is quite high. And SideShift can be fine, but in my experience browsing through it, it's it's full of kind of opportunities that are for beginners who don't really know what a good deal is. It's the kind of thing that beginners fall for. It's all about being quite mostly paid viral if your video goes viral, which is not the case whatsoever. Yesterday, I posted an opportunity into my school community that pays that pays a base of $2,000 per month. That is just your base pay for posting videos regardless of how your content performs. But honestly, you would not know that these kind of deals they're not on Reddit, they're not on SideShift. But these are the sort of Canvas UGC contracts you need to be looking for. If you want to scale as quickly as possible. If you want to fast track to it, you can join our community. The link to it is in my bio. And it's now the 11th that that well-paying gig that I have posted there. And there will be many, many more at no extra cost for the community members. But if you're completely new and you don't want to pay for anything and you're trying to make it by yourself, that's completely fine. I did that same thing. I never joined anyone's community. I never purchased anyone's course. And I've scaled over 5k in under five months with Canva and UGC. Here's how. No, probably one, and probably the best way you can find Canvas UGC opportunities. It's simply by scrolling TikTok and finding creators who are advertising, talking about how much money they're making. But the real UGC accounts are where people are just talking about a platform or an app on and on and on. These will take a little while for you to find, but if you see a video of a small creator, I'm talking like less than 1,000 followers, talking about a platform and then they go to their profile and it's the same thing they're talking about and on and on again. Usually, it starts with their face, some sort of a verbal hook, and then they turn around and show the platform and then there's a CTA at the end. They're not, this is not their passion. They're not talking about it because they love the platform. They're paid by that brand to post videos for that single platform. That platform has a marketing budget. They're hiring creators and most likely they have like 10, 20, 30 creators doing the same thing, following the same script. So what you need to do, you need to note that brand and you need to send them an email asking if they have space for more creators. This is not cold outreach, that is your warm lead. You can find tune your own algorithm by searching for platforms like Design Arena, Parakeet AI, Pingo AI. These are some of the tech brands who use this sort of format and hire creators. So if you start watching their videos, I'm sure some more will pop up. Your first Canvas UGC gig will be the hardest one to find. But as soon as you're in, surrounded in Discord group chats, Slack, whatever, with like 10 or 20 other creators, you can just ask them what other projects they're working on. And this way, your pool of tech brands that are hiring is expanding. So as soon as you find your first Canvas UGC gig in no time, you will find your second, third, fourth and fifth clients. In my opinion, scrolling on TikTok and finding these creators for free is the best way to find these gigs. Another option you could try is joining Upwork. I personally had an amazing start with it. It has a lot of great Canvas UGC gigs as well. Or joining tech UGC agencies like UGC Bloom or UGC Tank. Those are great options as well. But in all honesty, my best, best advice would be to scroll. Find creators and those apply to those companies. You will not believe how huge the marketing budget is at these tech brands to just hire creators and pay them 1,000 or even 2,000 per month just to post content consistently. Let me know if you have any questions.
