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Top 50 US Beauty Brands to pitch | Save for later

1 e.l.f. Cosmetics

2 NYX Professional Makeup

3 Anastasia Beverly Hills

4 Rare Beauty

5 Fenty Beauty

6 ColourPop Cosmetics

7 Milani Cosmetics

8 Wet n Wild Beauty

9 Tower 28 Beauty

10 Kosas

11 Glossier

12 MERIT Beauty

13 Saie

14 Too Faced Cosmetics

15 Benefit Cosmetics

16 Morphe

17 Naturium

18 Good Molecules

19 Hero Cosmetics

20 Bubble Skincare

21 Cocokind

22 Versed Skin

23 Peach & Lily

24 TULA Skincare

25 Drunk Elephant

26 Paula's Choice

27 Youth To The People

28 OSEA Malibu

29 Pacifica Beauty

30 Juvia's Place

31 Lime Crime

32 One/Size by Patrick Starrr

33 Flower Beauty

34 Briogeo

35 amika

36 Kitsch

37 MAKEUP BY MARIO

38 Urban Decay

39 Tarte Cosmetics

40 NARS Cosmetics

41 M·A·C Cosmetics

42 Ulta Beauty

43 KVD Beauty

44 Jeffree Star Cosmetics

45 Estée Lauder

46 Smashbox Cosmetics

47 Sigma Beauty

48 IPSY

49 Pixi Beauty

50 r.e.m. beauty

For people asking how to pitch?

- Instagram DM
- Keep Commenting on their recent posts
- Use Chat GPT to create. a good pitch mail, short and sweet and has a portfolio
- Use Aveoreach Direct brand outreach (10k+ US Brands database)(FREE)
- Linkedin Outreach (Needs Linkedin Premium)

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u/PhewYork — 14 days ago
▲ 6 r/influencermarketing+1 crossposts

How I helped a creator go from $0 to $10K in 6 months

So recently I helped one creator go from $0 to around $10,000 in 6 months.

I am not saying this is some magic formula or that everyone will make $10K if they follow the same thing. But I noticed there are some things which worked really well and I thought I will share it here.

If I was starting as a creator today, this is what I would do.

1. First finalize your niche

This is very important.

Don't try to become a creator for everyone. Pick one proper niche.

Beauty, skincare, fitness, pets, travel, lifestyle, food etc.

When you have a clear niche, it becomes much easier to find brands who are actually relevant for you.

Also, Skincare and beauty is highly cluttered, better go for some niche, where there is less competition.

2. Find as many brands as possible in your niche

Once you decide your niche, start making a list of brands that needs creators like you.

You can find them using:

Google
ChatGPT
Claude
Meta Ad Library
Looking at other creators in your niche and seeing which brands they are working with
Influencer marketing platforms

I also use Aveoreach for this because you can find a lot of brands based on different categories and niches.

Don't just find 10 or 20 brands and stop. Make a proper list of atleast 100. For outreaching them, i will explain in later part.

3. Don't forget agencies

This is another thing which creators ignore.

There are many influencer marketing agencies and social media agencies which are managing campaigns for brands.

Search things like:

"Influencer marketing agency in California"

"Social media agency in my city"

"Top Influencer marketing agencies in USA"

etc.

These agencies are working with both big and small brands and if you build a relationship with them, you can get multiple opportunities from the same agency. But how can you build relationship. Find their LinkedIn, start following them and start commenting on their posts and after a few conversation on comments send them a friend request.

4. Make yourself searchable on Google

I think this is becoming more important now.

If you are a pet creator, fitness creator, beauty creator etc, you should have your own website or at least a proper webpage about you.

Put your name, niche, location, social media profiles, previous collaborations, portfolio and contact details there.

The reason is simple.

People are not only searching on Instagram or tiktok anymore.

Brands and agencies are also searching Google and even asking ChatGPT or Claude things like:

"Give me 20 pet influencers in USA"

"Find fitness creators in USA"

"Best beauty influencers in Canada"

If your profile is nowhere on Google, you are probably going to miss these opportunities.

You need good SEO and also GEO so that your profile has a chance of showing up.

I use Pilotdeck .co which can help automates this SEO/GEO work and create content around my profile and helps me mentioning in AI answers.

If you are damn serious, go for a proper website with super good SEO and GEO

5. Start contacting brands directly

Once you have a decent profile and some portfolio, start reaching out to brands.

You can DM them on Instagram, email them, contact them on LinkedIn etc.

But don't start sending 200 random DMs every day.

Instagram can see this kind of activity as spam and your messages can also get filtered. and might harm your account.

Instead, try to personalize the message.

Don't just say:

"Hi, I am an influencer. Do you want to collaborate?"

Start engaging with the brands you actually want to work with.

Turn on notifications for important brands if you want. Comment on their reels, engage with their posts etc. Sooner or later the brand team will contact you.

But don't fake engagement just for getting a collaboration.

6. Email outreach is very important

Once you have a good profile and portfolio, start emailing brands directly.

This is where tools can help you find the right brand contacts.

I have used platforms like Onbento and Aveoreach for finding brand contacts.

Onbento is quite expensive from what I have seen and I have also seen people complaining about the data.

Aveoreach is cheaper and I have found the brand data pretty useful.

They have a plan where you get 300 emails per month, so you can use those contacts for direct outreach.

But again, don't just blast the same email to everybody.

Try to make it relevant to the brand.

Out of 300 emails every month, you can easily convert 5-10 brand deals. Some paid but some gifted. But it's a good start.

7. Find where people are already looking for creators

This is one of my favorite tricks.

Go to Google and search:

"10 best pet influencers in USA"

"Best fitness influencers in USA"

"Top beauty creators in UK"

See which websites are appearing on the first page.

If you are not included there, contact those websites.

Ask them if they accept creator submissions or if they can consider adding you. Ask them to provide your website a backlink to your website and also you can help the website to create some content in return. make some barter deal with those top ranking website of your niche.

Some websites may have paid placements also. That's fine, but just understand if it is a sponsored placement or an actual editorial feature.

The point is to be present in places where brands are already searching.

8. And obviously, content is still king

All of this is useless if your content is not good.

Keep checking what other creators in your niche are doing.

See what type of reels are getting views.

See what kind of hooks are working.

See what content is getting shared.

Then make your own version of it.

I would personally try to post 3 or 4 good pieces of content every week.

You need a decent camera quality phone.

Good lighting, audio, editing and the idea behind the video is much more important. we all know many editing tools so wont go in detail. but use quality captions tools like "captions", which makes the video very attractive.

Of course, if you can shoot in 4K and have good production quality, even better.

So basically this is the whole process

Pick a niche.

Find brands.

Find agencies.

Build your own website.

Work on SEO and GEO.

Start emailing brands.

Build relationships.

Get yourself featured in places where brands are searching.

And keep creating content.

The creator I worked with didn't suddenly get $10K in one month.

It was a lot of outreach, rejection, content creation and just being consistent.

It took around 6 months to reach that level.

So if you are a creator and you are currently sitting there thinking "I have good followers but no brands are contacting me", maybe don't just wait for brands to find you.

Go find them yourself.

That was honestly the biggest lesson I learned from this.

u/PhewYork — 14 days ago

[Hiring] WFH Community Marketing Executive. Freshers Only. Serious Candidates only. Fulltime

This will be a proper full time WFH job.
Kindly DM if interested.

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u/PhewYork — 22 days ago

India's largest Content Creator Festival is happening in Mumbai ! Guys don't miss it!

IFP festival is happening on 24-25 oct in Mumbai.

Dont miss it guys, this would be a best place for networking and many informative workshops

Check out https://ifp.world/festival for more details.

u/PhewYork — 23 days ago

Leaving a job and starting a YT channel, helping ppl rank on google & ai. Is it a stupid idea?

So, I spent 10yrs in SEO industry helping small business owners rank in page 1. Finally due to health issues I left the job and having a long break for 6 months. Now I always wanted to start my YT channel wherein I will help small business owners rank to page 1 in 6 months. Would you like to be part of this? I am looking for serious business owners who are struggling for SEO. Note, this is completely free!

I only want your testimonial after 6 months. Kindly Dmme if you are seriously interested. Only 10 Businesses!

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u/PhewYork — 1 month ago

Is my idea dumb in 2026? Because i find AI-built website is worthless

I’m thinking about getting into this space myself, basically doing SEO for small businesses. manually writing blog posts for a few clients each month based on real keyword research, nothing different!

I know there’s tools out there now like pilotdeck.co doing something similar in a more automated way, handling both SEO and GEO. but I feel like a lot of small business owners would rather have an actual person doing it for them and explaining whats going on instead of a fully automated tool

just want to know if this is actually a good idea to get into or if im overestimating how many small business owners would even want this lol

I believe small businesses deserve better than a pretty site nobody visits. thats my position

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u/PhewYork — 1 month ago
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I Found the Wildest Creator Brief on the Internet (A Brand Is Literally Paying for Parties) 🤣

Okay, this is actually a pretty wild creator campaign.
Just came across one on AveoReach where a beverage brand is asking creators to throw a party based on the brand’s visual identity.
And the brand covers the cost.

Honestly, this is the kind of campaign I'd actually want to see more of. Not another “make a 30-second video saying 5 things about our product” brief.

If you got this brief, what kind of party would you throw?

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u/PhewYork — 1 month ago

Show me what you've built, we will market it together.

I’ve been doing marketing for 10+ years.
Recently helped a product onboard 500+ users in less than 30 days.
Drop your product below.

Let’s brainstorm how to market it better together.

Not selling anything just sharing ideas.

Edit. Guys what a huge response, It will take me few days to reply you all.

Meanwhile I will provide you few things that will help you analyse and market your product better:

  1. Analyse your current ASO status: https://openaso.thirdtechapps.com/ (check it free to get an idea)

  2. AI visibilty Checker: https://clearrank.io/ (check it free to get an idea)

  3. Automate SEO & GEO, https://pilotdeck.co (Highly Recommended)

  4. Find and create UGC campaigns for your App, https://aveoreach.com (100% Free, create campaign and get UGC creators as per your budget)

  5. Start Networking by using Twitter daily https://x.com (1 hour daily)

  6. Find reddit communities that aligns with your app. (Beware dont sell on reddit, just stay active, only promote when people ask)

  7. Create large volume of content around your brand (Youtube videos, reels with detailed captions, linkedin posts)

Do this for 6 Months Straight - You can easily beat your competitors!

u/PhewYork — 2 months ago

💄 UGC Creators Needed for Lip & Cheek Tint!

I'm looking for talented beauty and lifestyle creators for an upcoming Lip & Cheek Tint brand campaign.

Compensation: $80 per reel

Deliverables: UGC video content

Platforms: Instagram & YouTube Shorts

Follower Requirement: 500–50K followers

Location: United States

Content Focus: Show the product's versatility, apply to cheeks first, then lips, and finish with the complete look. Keep it casual, natural, and relatable. Think everyday makeup routine, not a polished ad!

Content ideas:

  • Simple everyday makeup routine
  • Before-and-after makeup look
  • "Get ready with me" content
  • Quick makeup routine before going out
  • First impression and unboxing

Interested? Comment your portfolio, Instagram, or TikTok below, or DM me your work. Previous beauty/makeup UGC experience is a plus! 🎥✨

u/PhewYork — 2 months ago
▲ 18 r/nanocreators+1 crossposts

Paid UGC Opportunity – All Niches Welcome!

​

I'm looking for talented UGC creators across all niches for upcoming paid brand campaigns.

Nano creators with NO follower requirement welcome!

Brand: Multiple brands

Compensation: Paid

Deliverables: UGC video content

Follower Requirement: None – any follower count accepted!

Usage: Organic and/or paid social (varies by campaign)

Scope: Ongoing opportunities

Interested? Comment your portfolio or social links below, or DM me your portfolio. I'd love to check out your work!

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u/PhewYork — 2 months ago
▲ 7 r/influencermarketing+1 crossposts

[UGC Creator Jobs] Anyone interested in WFH Content Creator Job? Beauty Niche

A Cosmetic company wants to hire 10 full time content creators, who can work from home and has to create content for them. Salary range is from $5000 - $9000 per month. Followers wont matter, the brand will provide you all equipments and also video editor. You have to provide 2-3 Short videos on a daily basis. The content quantity can be mutually decided when your profile is selected. Brand is ready for a 5 month deal. Till the end of this year.

If you are interested, Kindly DM me, or just visit this link and apply asap: https://aveoreach.com/campaign/hiring-full-time-ugc-content-creator-for-a-skin-care-company-wfh

u/PhewYork — 3 months ago

App promotion Strategy Hack

How to promote your app with lowest budget.

I found a website Aveoreach, which is 100% free, just post that you need influencers for your app promotion, per video charge is let's say $15. You wont believe I got 500 applicants in a week, All those were were verified creators, no doubt their following was low, but i selected 20 and in a week they posted and one of the video got viral and in turn i got 1000+ downloads.

So my total budget was $300, in which I got 20 UGC videos for my social media, all by different creators. So yeah, let us all up the game and go with UGC.

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u/PhewYork — 3 months ago

how I got my first 2 UGC deals after just 1 month of creating content

So, I started creating skincare and beauty content just 1 month ago. Here's my process,

• made around 10 videos before i started applying for brand deals.

• created two instagram accounts. one was my genuine account and the other had purchased followers and engagement as an experiment.

• bought meta verified for the second experiment account and optimized the profile with highlights and a portfolio.

• built a canva portfolio to showcase my work.

• created a list of agencies in US looking for influencers and sent them cold DM and also signed up on Aveoreach and applied to multiple ugc campaigns.

• Boom! this week, i landed my first paid canvas ugc deal with a tech company from aveoreach, and also one of the cold DM replied, though it was just $40 per reel, thats fine.

• Also, the deal from aveoreach wasn't huge. it pays $150 per week, but for me it was a great starting point and proof that i could land my first collab deal.

• i'm sharing my journey, not recommending that anyone use fake followers or fake engagement. long term, authentic content and real audience growth are what brands value most.

• if you're just starting, keep creating, improve your portfolio, apply consistently, and trust the process.

And yeah, no one will agree but I really got some money from Fake it Till you Make it!!

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u/PhewYork — 3 months ago