Hiring for an UGC Agency up to Potential $500/Month and performance bonuses with multiple brands.

Hi, I run an UGC Agency looking for all tech creators that interested in the pay and working with various brands.

  • Must have some experience (a single video is fine)
  • No min accouunt following

If you're interested dm me or comment.

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u/Own_Leadership5326 — 6 days ago

Need UGC Creators for a UGC tech platform.

Looking for UGC creators who are interested in becoming a Beta user for a platform that helps ugc creators find legit brands to work with.

Beta users will get perks.

If you're interested apply at makegig.com

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u/Own_Leadership5326 — 19 days ago

I was too broke to pay UGC creators for 15 second video so I built a marketplace that connects small UGC creators to small companies/solo founders.

Okay, so when I was finished building my 100th budgeting app I decided that I need to market it so I asked Big ChatGPT "how do I market this bro"

It gave me "UGC Marketing" did a little bit of research on it and decided to dm 50 instagram creators and guess what I got 1 out of 50 responded to me. I asked how much to promote my app

They said "50 bucks bro."

This is when I decided to build a marketplace to connect UGC creators and new startups

If you're looking to get UGC videos done for rupees then get on the waitlist: https://makegig.vercel.app

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u/Own_Leadership5326 — 30 days ago

[FOR SALE] AI B2C SaaS - User base of 1,531 - Daily Active User 9 - $56 MRR - (Asking for $500)

Selling YouArgue AI because I'm running too many projects and can't give this one the focus it needs.

Current numbers

  • 1,531 Users
  • 7 Active subscriptions
  • All on the $8/month plan
  • ~$56 MRR

Why I'm selling
I have other projects that need my time right now. YouArgue has a solid concept, but I haven't been able to put in the work on retention and onboarding it needs to grow past where it is.

About the SaaS
YouArgue is an AI debate platform. Users pick a topic, argue against the AI, and get real time responses that push back on their points. Built for people who want to sharpen their arguments or just argue for fun.

What you're getting

  • Full SaaS, source code, and domain, social media accounts
  • Convex backend
  • Existing Stripe subscription setup
  • 7 active paying subscribers
  • Full debate data and usage history to work from

Current monetization
$8/month flat plan, 7 active subscribers, ~$56 MRR.

Asking price
$500 for the complete SaaS and everything else.

Listed on trustmrr.

Happy to share the full data, Stripe numbers, and any screenshots with serious buyers.

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u/Own_Leadership5326 — 1 month ago

[FOR SALE] AI B2C SaaS - User base of 1,531 - Daily Active User 9 - $56 MRR - (Asking for $500)

Selling YouArgue AI because I'm running too many projects and can't give this one the focus it needs.

Current numbers

  • 1,531 Users
  • 7 Active subscriptions
  • All on the $8/month plan
  • ~$56 MRR

Why I'm selling
I have other projects that need my time right now. YouArgue has a solid concept, but I haven't been able to put in the work on retention and onboarding it needs to grow past where it is.

About the SaaS
YouArgue is an AI debate platform. Users pick a topic, argue against the AI, and get real time responses that push back on their points. Built for people who want to sharpen their arguments or just argue for fun.

What you're getting

  • Full SaaS, source code, and domain, social media accounts
  • Convex backend
  • Existing Stripe subscription setup
  • 7 active paying subscribers
  • Full debate data and usage history to work from

Current monetization
$8/month flat plan, 7 active subscribers, ~$56 MRR.

Asking price
$500 for the complete SaaS and everything else.

Listed on trustmrr.

Happy to share the full data, Stripe numbers, and any screenshots with serious buyers.

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u/Own_Leadership5326 — 1 month ago

How much should you spend on food a month like for groceries realistically?

I'm planning on moving out soon and it's going to be my first time living alone. So, I'm wondering how much money do you usually contribute for just groceries each month. I'm on a tight budget right now as well which makes it worse. But, I'm hoping to eventually get to a point where I can treat myself to eating out every once in a while.

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u/Own_Leadership5326 — 2 months ago

Hiring Student Marketing Ambassadors for a study platform.

Hey everyone!

I'm building study platform that helps students turn their notes into quizzes, flashcards, summaries, and practice questions to study more effectively.

I'm currently looking for a small group of Student Marketing Ambassadors from high schools and colleges who are interested in education, productivity, content creation.

As an ambassador, you'll get the chance to:

  • Gain real marketing experience
  • Help shape the future of Bookisty with your feedback
  • Receive a certificate of completion and resume-worthy experience
  • Earn performance-based rewards for bringing active users

If this sounds interesting, you can apply here: Application

If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment or send me a DM. Thanks!

u/Own_Leadership5326 — 3 months ago

Active recall cards work the best.

Tried every other studying method found active recall cards help me the most.

u/Own_Leadership5326 — 3 months ago
▲ 4 r/memorization+1 crossposts

My notes looked great. My memory didn't. Active recall changed that.

recently i switched to active recall and it honestly felt kind of brutal at first. instead of rereading, i had to answer questions from memory before seeing the answer. turns out i knew way less than i thought lol.

u/Own_Leadership5326 — 3 months ago

How do you guys take notes?

Hey, I'm recently starting to get serious about studying since I'm taking AP classes which are a bit more difficult. I'm wondering what's the best way to take notes?

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u/Own_Leadership5326 — 3 months ago

Keeping track of what you remember when you study is important.

Progress of Tuesday:

  • Study Time: < 1m
  • Retention Score: 60%
  • Sets Completed: 1/1
  • Current Streak: 2 Days

Everyone starts somewhere!

u/Own_Leadership5326 — 3 months ago
▲ 3 r/study

Active recall flashcards are the most effective way to study.

Today's Study Takeaway

Study Method: Active Recall Flashcards

Retention: Higher than passive rereading

Best For: Long-term memory & exam prep

u/Own_Leadership5326 — 3 months ago

Annotating your reading material helps a lot.

Blue = Key idea

Yellow = Extra things

It's simple and works.

u/Own_Leadership5326 — 3 months ago