(HIRING) Looking for UGC Creators (No Experience Needed)

We're looking for reliable UGC creators to create simple, authentic video content for brands across different niches.

What you'll do:

  • Record short vertical videos (15-60 seconds)
  • Follow a simple simple or brief
  • Use your phone to film a natural, relatable style
  • Submit videos on time

Requirements:

  • Smartphone with decent camera
  • Clear communication
  • Reliable and able to meet deadlines
  • No prior UGC experience required (training/resources provided)

Project Details:

  • Flexible schedule
  • Remote work
  • Paid per approved video
  • Opportunities for ongoing collaborations with multiple brands
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u/Lonely_Succotash_428 — 5 days ago

HIRING Looking for UGC Creator for ongoing paid projects

We're looking for creative and reliable UGC creators to join our roster for upcoming campaigns across multiple niches.

What are we looking for

  • Experience creating short from UGC videos (Tiktok, Instagram Reels, or similar
  • Comfortable speaking on camera or creating voiceover style content
  • Able to follow creative briefs and meet deadlines
  • Good video quality and basic editing skills

Project Details

  • Paid per project
  • Flexible Schedule
  • Remote work
  • Opportunities for ongoing collaborations based on performance

To Apply

Please send:

  • Your UGC portfolio or sample videos
  • Your niche(s) (lifestyle, beauty, tech, automotive, fitness, etc.)
  • Your rates (if available)
  • Your country/time zone
  • Your availability

We're reviewing applications on an ongoing basis and will reply to creators whose style matches our current campaigns. Looking forward to seeing your work

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u/Lonely_Succotash_428 — 6 days ago

Marketing tools I use as a UGC creator

When I started doing UGC, I thought the main job was filming and editing videos. After a few campaigns, I realized how much time goes into everything intorno: finding deals, building a portfolio, writing scripts, sending files and keeping track of payments.

These are the tools I currently use the most.

1- CapCut for editing

Still the easiest option for short-form content. I use it for captions, cuts, screen recordings, sound effects and basic color adjustments.

I try not to overedit because most brands want videos that feel native to TikTok, but CapCut is quick enough that I can create different hooks or versions without rebuilding the whole video.

2- Canva for briefs and simple graphics

I use Canva mainly for my media kit, rate card and any graphic elements I need inside a video.

It also works well when a client sends a messy brief and I want to organize the important parts before filming. I keep the hook, key points, required shots and CTA on one page so I don’t miss anything.

3- SideShift for finding campaigns

I use SideShift to find app and UGC campaigns without having to cold-DM brands all day.

What I like is that companies are already looking for creators, so I can focus on applying to campaigns that fit my style. Some deals also include performance-based payments, which can pay much more when a video performs well.

4- Notion to keep everything organized

Once you have several conversations and deadlines open at the same time, it becomes very easy to forget something.

I keep a simple Notion board with the brand, deliverables, deadline, rate, revision status and payment date. Nothing advanced, but it saves me from searching through emails and Instagram DMs every day.

5- Google Drive for delivering content

I upload final videos, raw footage and alternative hooks into separate folders. I also name every file clearly instead of sending brands ten versions called “final_final2.mp4.”

It sounds basic, but making the delivery process easy is one of the reasons clients come back.

There are obviously a lot more influencer and UGC tools out there depending on whether you need creator discovery, campaign management, analytics or payments.

What tools are part of your UGC workflow?

u/Lonely_Succotash_428 — 7 days ago

[HIRING] UGC Creator for Short Term Project

We're looking for 3 Creators for a paid short-term UGC project for a fast-growing car dealership promotion.

What you will recieve:

  • Pay: $800–$1000/month, depending on job.
  • Extra Bonus++

Who we're looking for:

  • Comfortable on camera
  • Able to create engaging, authentic videos
  • Comfortable speaking on camera
  • Ability to create short-form videos (30–60 seconds)
  • Strong hooks and attention-grabbing openings

Payment:

  • Paypal or Bank Transfer

DM to apply

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u/Lonely_Succotash_428 — 8 days ago

Earning Money from Lazy Schoolmates

I have this weird sidehustles back during pandemic, since everything is online like, exam, assignments and project that maybe cause my schoolmates to be lazy which i took advantages of it, I did all of it to earn money, luckily i didn't get caught.

Instead of selling products or answering surveys, I started doing assignments, PowerPoint presentations, essays, and school projects for my classmates. At first, I only helped a close friend who was too busy to finish their work. They insisted on paying me, even though I didn't ask. The word spread quickly, and since i was have a not busy schedule, classmates from every sections were messaging me almost every day to finish their project before deadline, I became their go to person whenever someone overwhelmed with school projects.

I was earning more money than i expected just by using skills i already had.

u/Lonely_Succotash_428 — 9 days ago

My Experience in Promoting a Car Dealership on Sideshift

What I learned is that clients value content that feels natural and relatable. You don't need expensive equipment, just clear, authentic content that follows the requirements.

I was given an instructions to be followed, and my job was to create a simple content online that highlighted the dealership, about its profile and to encourage people to check to check out their vehicles. I made it the campaign clear and brief, easy to follow, created the content and submit it for review.

f you're new to UGC, my advice is to read the campaign instructions carefully, submit your work on time, and always keep your content genuine.

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u/Lonely_Succotash_428 — 9 days ago

Beermoney is worth it if your not lazy

If you are not lazy enough and willing to do the work, online surveys and pay to earn games that pay you is actually worth it. No, it won't make you a millionaire, but it can help cover coffee, snacks, subscriptions, or even your next bill.

Just use legit platforms, avoid anything that asks for upfront payment, and start earning during your free time. Ever since i was interested in investing that is why i take the opportunities of online surveys and play to earn games to save enough money for my investing and now i have not too big but enough money for investing and trading.

It's good as beginner and startup side hustles and savings is worth it in the long run but i don't know if it is sustainable for other

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u/Lonely_Succotash_428 — 10 days ago
▲ 5 r/UGCSideHustle+1 crossposts

UGC for Introverts, Remote Job and Less Talk

One of my first UGC project is for car dealership, simply make online contents, video or images and post about the product and if you're lucky enough and good enough you could talk to a client and eventually closed the deal along with the dealership, and the twist is you could get an amount of 20% percent commission. I created simple content to help showcase their vehicles and services.

Even though it was a small project, it gave me something real to add to my portfolio. That made it easier to apply for other UGC opportunities because I could show actual work instead of just samples. Since i was a mechanic it opens a lot of opportunities for me in this car industry, i used that experience to finally land a job as a chief mechanic in one of the most famous car brand in the world.

u/Asleep-Bet-2035 — 8 days ago

UGC Online Experience as Side hustle

I'm always been interested in cars since i was little, and i used this opportunities to find as and UGC for a car dealership. I like the job until it wasn't, what's the reason? simple, toxicity in the environment. But for other who are just starting this is enough to earn such money if you refer someone until they closed the deal in the dealership alone, you got loads of money to be honest. The process was simple: accept a campaign, follow the instructions, create the content, and submit it for review.

What I learned is that you don't need fancy equipment. Clear, natural, and engaging videos work best. Reading the campaign brief carefully also saves time and avoids mistakes.

My simple advice is be consistent in making content that is genuine at the same time follow the instructions. Small campaigns are a great way to build experience and improve your skills.

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u/Lonely_Succotash_428 — 10 days ago
▲ 4 r/WeirdSideHustles+1 crossposts

Beermoney is worth it if your not lazy

If you are not lazy enough and willing to do the work, online surveys and pay to earn games that pay you is actually worth it. No, it won't make you a millionaire, but it can help cover coffee, snacks, subscriptions, or even your next bill.

Just use legit platforms, avoid anything that asks for upfront payment, and start earning during your free time. Ever since i was interested in investing that is why i take the opportunities of online surveys and play to earn games to save enough money for my investing and now i have not too big but enough money for investing and trading.

It's good as beginner and startup side hustles and savings is worth it in the long run but i don't know if it is sustainable for other

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u/Lonely_Succotash_428 — 10 days ago