u/Plastic-Move-4576

Hammy passed away today and I am honestly devastated and traumatized.

My drunk boyfriend got angry and took it out on my hamster. I tried to help Hammy and keep him warm and safe afterward, but he passed away later that night.

I feel so much guilt and regret. I keep wishing I protected him better or did something differently. He was such a small innocent little animal and didn’t deserve any of this.

I know some people see hamsters as “just hamsters” but Hammy genuinely brought me comfort and emotional support. I loved him very much.

I don’t really know how to process what happened.

i’m trying to batch and be more efficient but i keep underestimating how much i can actually get done in a day

curious how people structure their weeks when they have a lot of deliverables

i feel like once i have more than a few campaigns going at once everything gets messy fast. deadlines, filming, edits, approvals, posting, payments… it’s all scattered

are you guys using notion, spreadsheets, something else?

Most UGC campaigns don’t fail because of creators.
They fail because no one is actually managing the system behind them.

I run UGC campaigns for tech apps.

Right now I’m managing 80 creators → 30M+ views in 6 weeks at ~$0.35 CPM.

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• Sourcing and vetting creators who actually fit your product
• Onboarding with clear briefs and strong content angles
• Giving direct, performance-based feedback so videos improve (not repeat)
• Analyzing what’s working (hooks, formats, retention) and cutting what’s not
• Turning winning videos into repeatable formats across more creators
• Keeping output consistent so you’re posting daily, not randomly

Most brands just “hire creators” and hope it works.
I manage the full system — test fast, find what hits, and scale it.

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