u/Putrid-Technology-61

hey! i built ResumeMint (resumemint.io) an AI resume builder for tech professionals (devs, PMs, designers, etc). one-time $28 lifetime price, no subscriptions.

here's the thing: it's already made $300+ in revenue with zero content marketing, purely SEO/organic.

looking for:

• someone to own content/UGC for this (TikTok, Reels, maybe Shorts)
• ideas: "built my resume with AI and got 3 interviews in a week" / layoffs & job search pain points / before-after resume glow-ups / roasting bad resumes

the deal:

• 40% revenue share on sales attributed to your content
• full creative freedom, i'll give you product access + data on what's converting

apply with:
past content examples (UGC, TikTok, whatever), comment or DM!

Brand here, I developed Yuna AI https://theyuna.app, it's a nutrition tracking app that connects you with a real dietitian for your macros instead of just spitting out a generic number. Sitting at $500-1000 a month right now, small but steady, and most of the growth so far has come from short form content.

Where I'm stuck is UGC. I can get one-off videos from creators that do fine, but I haven't figured out a way to make it sustainable, like something I can actually keep running without me manually chasing people down every time or burning cash on retainers that may or may not pay off.

Curious how other small brands around this size are structuring UGC. Are you doing performance based deals, free product plus a smaller flat fee, ongoing retainers with a few creators you trust, something else. Trying to find a setup that doesn't fall apart once I stop personally managing it.

Any input from people who've actually gotten this to a repeatable process would help a lot

so I've shipped 6 apps in RN at this point, most went nowhere. this one just crossed $500 earned and it's the first time it actually feels like people get what I'm building.

idea started because I was so tired of calorie tracking apps that just throw a generic macro split at you and call it personalized. so I built one that connects you with an actual registered dietitian who sets your macros, not an algorithm guessing based on your height and weight.

honestly the hardest part wasn't the tech, it was the messaging. spent so long trying to explain why "real dietitian" matters vs just another AI calorie counter, kept rewriting the branding, the onboarding copy, even basic stuff like what to call things in the app. felt like I was talking to a wall for months.

something finally clicked recently, 22 active subs, revenue actually has a shape to it now instead of a flat line. still small but after 5 apps that went nowhere it feels like a real signal instead of luck.

for context the app is Yuna Ai