u/appleciderdollop

I swear it happens to me all the time

This month looked roughly like:
Brand UGC partnerships: $5,420
UGC/content packages (small brands): $3,280
Platform monetization: $2,615
Affiliate income: $1,560
Coaching/consulting: $825

Previous 3 to 4 months were very rough I was making very less in comparison to now , I researched for quite much time that what I am doing wrong and started paying much more attention to which posts bring inquiries, which formats brands respond to, and which content can be repurposed across multiple platforms and I was struggling with scripting too , I have read several articles on scripting and have to un learn alot of things . You can also refer to this article for scripting if you want to improve your scripting : https://sideshift.app/blog/ugc-script-template . I followed some strategies from this article and honestly they have worked well for me so if you want to improve your scripting , you can refer this also.

I’m still experimenting and there’s definitely a lot I want to improve, but seeing $13.7K from something I built from scratch feels pretty crazy.
The main lesson I’d give anyone starting out: build multiple ways to monetize the audience you’re already growing. Please please don’t depend on single source of income

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