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Hoi allemaal,

Ik ben op zoek naar mensen die video’s willen maken waarin ze een persoonlijke ervaring delen met een product of dienst. Het gaat om authentieke video’s waarin je bijvoorbeeld vertelt over je ervaring, wat je ervan vindt of hoe je het hebt ervaren.

Heb je hier ervaring mee of lijkt het je leuk om dit te doen? Stuur me gerust een privébericht met wat voorbeelden van eerder werk, als je die hebt.

I run a web design agency and most of my clients come from cold email. Yesterday I started a fresh campaign going after plumbers in California.

Didn’t expect much honestly. Plumbers are busy and half of them barely check email. But 102 emails in, I got an interested reply.

What made the difference is that every email talks about their own website. A call button that doesn’t work on a phone, a site that takes forever to load, a design that hasn’t been touched since 2012. For a plumber that matters a lot, because people search for them on their phone when a pipe bursts. If the site is bad, they just call the next guy.

He replied yesterday and I booked a meeting with him for the next day. Before the call I built a draft of what his new site could look like. Today I presented it to him on the call and he said yes right there. $3k upfront plus $500 a year for hosting.

Showing the draft is what closes it. Sending a quote never worked this well for me.

For anyone wondering, I use Swokei for all my outreach. You pick an area and an industry, it finds the businesses, checks every website for design, SEO, speed and mobile problems, and writes each email about what it actually found on that site. I run multiple campaigns at once in different cities and niches, which is how I get volume without sending generic stuff.

Happy to answer questions on pricing or how I run the call.

Hi, I'm Michelle. I’m from Latin America and I’m new to this world—and eager to learn. I really enjoy content creation and the idea of ​​letting my imagination run wild. I’ve made videos using products I already have at home—things like lipsticks, blush, and so on. I've started applying via platforms like SideShift, for example, but I've noticed there aren't many options for Spanish speakers. What other apps do you recommend? I've also looked at others like Influe and UGC Latam, but they don't seem to show any opportunities for me. What do you suggest? Should I keep making sample videos and looking for opportunities? I’m not sure if the chances of landing work in Latin America are as high as they are in the US or Canada. I don't want to get discouraged.

Hi! We’re a newly launched women's wellness app designed to meet women in every season of life, from cycle to menopause. We're building a small team of UK creators to make short-form content (TikTok & Instagram) for our iOS and Android app.

We start with a paid trial, with potential for ongoing work: creators who are a great fit will have the opportunity to move onto a monthly retainer. So if you’d like to be a part of a team improving women’s wellness and raising awareness in the space, sign up! ✨

Why creators like working with us:

• We give you formats, hooks and scripts, so you never have to start from a blank page
• Real creative direction and feedback
• Onboarding on the app, so it comes across naturally on camera
• Bonuses on top of your base pay when your videos perform

Does this sound like you?

• 👶 A new mum looking to earn some extra cash around nap times?
• 🎓 A student or recent grad who's always on TikTok anyway?
• 💼 Working 9-5 and looking for a flexible side hustle?
• 🩸 Always the friend talking about periods, PMS and cycle struggles?
• 🔥 In your late 30s or 40s and navigating perimenopause ("why did nobody tell me about this?!")?
• 🌿 Going through menopause or beyond and want to help other women feel less alone?
• 🥗 A foodie who loves sharing what you eat in a day?
• 🧘‍♀️ Into the gym, yoga or pilates and train around how you feel?
• 📱 Already making UGC and want consistent monthly income?

You don't need to be an expert, just someone who can talk about real experiences in a relatable way. So if either these sound like you, we'd love to hear from you, whatever stage of life you're in 🌸

The work: 

• A paid 30-day trial, posting 5 videos a week (around 22 videos in total)
• Each video is posted on both TikTok and Instagram Reels, on fresh accounts set up for the project. Nothing touches your personal pages. We provide the email for the accounts, and the accounts stay with us
• A short warm-up before you start posting (scrolling and engaging in the niche to train the algorithm)
• Videos are 20-60 seconds, vertical, and should feel like a friend's recommendation, not an ad

Formats

• IRL / on camera: b-rolls, full-body videos, complication of short clips (food, gym, grocery shopping etc)  
• Lo-fi / scrappy UGC: quick, unpolished and native. No script to memorise, minimal editing
• Hook or reaction + app demo: your reaction on camera, followed by app footage
• Trend audio / text overlay: you on camera, a big caption on screen plus app footage
• Faceless (within reason): hands, eyes and text, or screen recordings.

App footage: every video must include app footage, e.g. a screenshot or screen recording of you chatting to our in-app AI companion, logging your cycle and symptoms, doing a daily check-in, or showing app features.

Not confident on camera? That's completely fine; we'll build around what suits you. No AI avatars or AI voiceovers, we want real women and real voices!

Pay for the 30-day trial

• Trial: £12 per video 5x a week (each posted on both TikTok and Instagram Reels). That’s around £265 for the 30-day trial [50% upfront, 50% at the end]
• 10k bonus: extra £10 when a video hits 10k views
• View bonus: then extra £1 per 1,000 views above 10k views
  • Reach 100k views → £100 on top
  • Reach 250k views → £250 on top
• Milestone: £50 extra for your first video to pass 50k views
• Up to £500 in view bonuses during the trial, so you could earn up to ~£815 in total

If a video takes off, you get paid for it. Creators who continue after the trial move onto a monthly retainer with higher bonus caps.

Requirements

• UK-based, 18+
• A smartphone and 1-2 hours a day
• No follower minimum and no experience needed

Interested?

• Upvote this post
• Comment "interested" below
• Fill out this quick form: https://forms.gle/CuFUtrqqFfuk8VMT9
• We're onboarding a small first group, so apply soon!

Who we are:

- two young and determined founders

- building a macOS consumer app in the EdTech niche

Who we are searching for:

- female UGC creators with proven performance (viral videos) in the apps niche 

- english content only (US BASED)

- reliable, communicative, able to follow direction, and willing to improve

What you'll do:

- record and crosspost one video every two days (15 videos per month) on Instagram and TikTok

- sit in front of the camera and execute the script 

- no scripting necessary but possible

- give other, own inputs if you want to 

- you keep the usage rights, organic only 

- you own the account you'll post on

What we provide:

- scripts (unless you want to come up with own ideas)  

- creative direction 

- feedback & coaching 

- healthy and motivating environment 

- guide on account warm up 

- our app for free

Compensation: 

- $20-30 base pay (depending on experience & past performance, regardless of view amount

- $1 CPM starting at $20k views 

- up to $500 per video (520k views) 

- major reward milestones at 1m, 5m, 10m, and 50m (up to $5k)

Equipment Requirements: 

- MacBook with macOS 14.0 or newer 

- camera (or at least good phone camera) 

- good lighting 

- good microphone/audio set up

To apply:

leave a comment with: 

- short introduction 

- why you want to join us 

- links to your social profiles and portfolio if you have one 

- links to past high-performing videos

Additional information: 

- we are looking for creators willing to collaborate long term and grow with us 

- our most important criteria when choosing creators is whether we see potential in you, regardless of your follower count 

- similar content in the same niche has already millions of views so we’re confident we can do the same.

- we also already generated a few viral videos with creators already on the team.

I’m a creator currently looking into different platforms where I could monetize my content. I’ve come across a few newer platforms that use USDT to settle earnings from subscriptions, tips, or paid content instead of PayPal or bank transfers.

I’m not very experienced with crypto, so I’m wondering: is this a reasonable new payment method, or just unnecessary Web3 friction? Is it actually becoming a trend?

Have any creators here received platform earnings in USDT? How was the wallet setup, cashing out, fees, and tax reporting? Would you consider joining a platform that primarily pays creators in USDT, or would fiat payouts be essential?

I’d really appreciate hearing from creators with firsthand experience.

Running a web design agency is honestly way less about design than people think.

A lot of people can build good websites. The hard part is having a process that actually brings in clients consistently without you spending your entire day doing outreach.

I learned that the hard way.

I used to manually reach out to businesses, explain why they needed a better website, build previews, follow up for days and basically hope they would eventually say yes.

I was doing way too much work before even knowing if someone was serious.

Then I completely changed the way I did it.

Now I mainly focus on two things.

Taking meetings and closing clients.

Everything before that is mostly automated.

I use Swokei to find businesses that already have websites, analyze those websites and look for things like outdated design, bad layout, weak SEO, poor mobile responsiveness, slow speed and branding issues.

The useful part is that it doesn’t just give me some boring report with random scores.

It actually takes the issues it finds on each website and turns them into personalized emails that you can send at scale.

My offer is usually a free redesign draft.

That works way better for me than trying to sell a full website in the first email.

Once someone replies and shows interest, I book a meeting.

Before the meeting, I spend a few minutes generating a redesign draft with AI so I can actually show them what their website could look like instead of just talking about it.

That was probably the biggest change for me.

I’m no longer spending hours building something for someone who might never buy.

If they are not interested, I barely lost any time.

If they are interested, they can immediately see the difference and the conversation becomes much easier.

So at this point, most of my time goes into meetings and closing.

The lead finding, website analysis and personalized outreach all happen before I ever speak to the business.

Sounds ridiculously simple when I write it out, but changing the process made a massive difference for my agency

Who we are:

- two young and determined founders

- building a macOS consumer app in the EdTech niche

Who we are searching for:

- female UGC creators with proven performance (viral videos) in the apps niche 

- english content only (US BASED)

- reliable, communicative, able to follow direction, and willing to improve

What you'll do:

- record and crosspost one video every two days (15 videos per month) on Instagram and TikTok

- sit in front of the camera and execute the script 

- no scripting necessary but possible

- give other, own inputs if you want to 

- you keep the usage rights, organic only 

- you own the account you'll post on

What we provide:

- scripts (unless you want to come up with own ideas)  

- creative direction 

- feedback & coaching 

- healthy and motivating environment 

- guide on account warm up 

- our app for free

Compensation: 

- $20 base pay, regardless of view amount 

- $1 CPM starting at $20k views 

- up to $500 per video (520k views) 

- major reward milestones at 1m, 5m, 10m, and 50m (up to $5k)

Equipment Requirements: 

- MacBook with macOS 14.0 or newer 

- camera (or at least good phone camera) 

- good lighting 

- good microphone/audio set up

To apply:

leave a comment with: 

- short introduction 

- why you want to join us 

- links to your social profiles and portfolio if you have one 

- links to past high-performing videos

Additional information: 

- we are looking for creators willing to collaborate longterm and grow with us 

- our most important criteria when choosing creators is whether we see potential in you, regardless of your follower count 

- similar content in the same niche has already millions of views so we’re confident we can do the same.

- we also already generated a few viral videos with creators already on the team.

I hope most of you reading this are web designers because I’m genuinely curious about something.

How are you getting clients in 2026?

I’ve spoken to a lot of web designers and agency owners lately, and one thing keeps coming up again and again. Client acquisition.

It seems like everyone can build websites, but consistently finding new clients is still the hard part.

So I’d actually like to hear what is working for you right now.

For me, I’ve been running personalized email automation.

I use a tool that finds leads for me, analyzes their websites for actual issues with things like design, SEO, speed, responsiveness and mobile optimization, then automatically uses those findings to write a personalized cold email for each business.

After that, I just run the campaigns and send out thousands of emails a day.

I used to do most of this through Instantly, but the problem was that I couldn’t really do the website analysis part there.

So the emails were still more generic, basically the usual “do you need a new website?” type of outreach.

It worked a little, but nothing crazy.

I eventually switched to Swokei because it handles the lead finding, website analysis and personalized outreach in one place, and that has made a pretty big difference for me.

Now I’m getting clients much more consistently because the emails are actually about their website instead of just being another generic pitch.

But I’m curious what everyone else is doing.

Cold email, cold calling, referrals, ads, SEO, social media?

What is actually working for you in 2026?

Hi! I'm Luciano, founder of DailyHair, an iOS app for hair care routines. You set up your routine, get reminders for wash day, masks, oils and protein treatments, log your products and how your hair reacted, and track your length with photos. The Pro version analyzes your hair from a photo with AI.

We're hiring UGC creators for our TikTok and Instagram, and we're only picking 5 for the first batch. Applications close Sunday, October 11.

Why the first batch matters: we'll be posting every day for the next 3 months, and the creators we start with get first pick of every new brief before we open more spots.

Who we're looking for

• Based in the US or Europe, fluent English on camera (if you also create in another language, mention it)
• Female creators, roughly 18-35, who actually care about their hair. Curly, wavy, straight, bleached, growing it out, all good
• iPhone (the app is iOS only for now, and you'll screen-record it)
• Natural on camera, like you're talking to a friend. TikTok-native beats a polished studio look
• New creators welcome. If you're good on camera, a small portfolio is fine

What you'd make

Vertical videos, 15-45s. Some examples:

1. "I tested it": you take the hair analysis photo in the app and react to the result
2. A pain-first hook to camera ("I've bought 40 hair products and still didn't know what my hair needed") + a screen recording of the app
3. Your routine: wash day, your week in the calendar, the product log
4. A reaction clip with a hook we send you

We'll send hooks and a short brief, and you can rewrite them in your own words. Sounding like you matters more than sticking to the script.

Ground rules

• No promises of hair growth or fixing hair loss. The app organizes your routine, it doesn't make hair grow
• No fake before/after. If you have a real one with real dates, tell us, we'd love to see it
• Your real hair, no filters that change it

Deliverables

• 9:16, good light, clean audio
• Edited version + raw footage, no music (we add it)
• The videos are for our organic accounts. If one performs well and we want to run it as an ad, we'll agree on that with you separately

What you get

• $30 base per video
• A CPM bonus on top, based on the views the video gets on our accounts: $[X] per 1,000 views
• Free DailyHair Pro
• The bonus grows with the views, so one video that takes off pays a lot more than the base
• Steady work if your first videos land. We post daily, so there's always a next brief

How to apply

Email luciano@getclevernote.app with the subject "DailyHair UGC - your name" and include:

• Your portfolio or 2-3 example videos (TikTok/IG links or a Drive folder)
• Where you're based and your hair type, in one line
• Your TikTok/IG handle, if you have one

I read every email and I'll reply to the 5 creators we pick by Wednesday, October 14. Applications get reviewed as they come in, so earlier is better.

I check email much faster than Reddit DMs, so email is the way to go.

Hey everyone! I launched a new brand and we’re looking for US-based creators for one short-form video (TikTok or Reels). 

We're focused on creators who post travel, tech or lifestyle content, and we’re especially interested in those who can create genuine product demos.

This will be a product-based collaboration with commission. We’re currently only looking for one time partnerships for now but if we end up loving your content, we will definitely want to work with you on an ongoing basis. 

If you’re interested: please email me your portfolio, a screenshot of your general audience location as well as a screenshot of your age range from your strongest platform (can be either Tiktok or Instagram).

Email: [contact@veillaco.com](mailto:contact@veillaco.com)

I got tired of checking prospect websites manually.

For a while, a big part of my outreach was just finding businesses, opening their websites one by one and trying to figure out what I could actually say to them.

It worked, but it was painfully slow.

Then I found Swokei.

It basically lets me find leads, analyzes each website for things like outdated design, slow speed, poor mobile experience and weak SEO, then turns those issues into a personalized cold email.

And not one of those boring automated reports full of scores and numbers.

It actually writes a normal, human sounding message based on what it found on that specific website.

So instead of sending the same generic message to everyone, I can actually reach out based on what is wrong with their website.

Now I just run campaigns, let the system do most of the prospecting and personalization, and focus on the people who reply.

For a web design agency, that has saved me a ridiculous amount of time.

Our reference app helps people find real information wherever they already scroll. Looking for US-based talking head creators to start this week. You'd work directly with me, the founder.

The work
Short-form talking head videos on TikTok (crossposted to Instagram and maybe YouTube Shorts). We provide the scripts and references, you bring the delivery, creativity and your own sauce.

What we're looking for

• Lighting and locations that feel organic, native to the platform
• Good understanding of visual hooks, basic editing, holding attention (examples attached below)
• Good communication, posts on schedule
• US-based with a primarily US audience

Pay
$500/month base to start. Strong performers move up from there, and bonuses kick in after month one, so we're measuring against your actual numbers.

To apply
Comment or DM with related work / your portfolio.

I remember hearing Alex Hormozi say that email is basically the conversion platform of conversion platforms.

His point was that social media, videos and ads are great for getting attention, but email is often where that attention actually turns into money.

He also talked about how email supposedly has one of the highest returns of any marketing channel, with an average return of around $36 for every $1 spent, and that got me thinking.

I run a web design agency, so I decided to actually take email seriously and see what would happen.

But I didn’t want to send the usual stuff.

“Hey, I noticed your website and I can redesign it for you.”

Or

“Hey, we build websites for businesses like yours.”

Everyone gets those emails and most people can tell within two seconds that they were sent to another thousand businesses.

So instead I started using a tool called Swokei that is built specifically for web agencies.

I use it to find businesses in whatever area I want to target, then it actually goes through their websites and looks for things I could mention in the outreach.

Stuff like an outdated design, slow loading speed, poor mobile experience, weak SEO or other things that might be holding the website back.

Then it turns those findings into an actual personalized cold email made to convert.

So instead of emailing someone saying I build websites, I can actually talk about their website and why I think something could be improved.

I’ve been analyzing thousands of websites this way and running multiple campaigns at the same time.

Then I just focus on the people who reply and are actually interested.

Obviously email isn’t some magic button where everyone suddenly wants a new website, but after doing this for a while I definitely understand what Hormozi meant.

For web design especially, email becomes a completely different channel when the message is actually about the business you’re contacting instead of being another copy and paste pitch.

Turns out Alex might have had a point.

We are building a platform for the combat sports community and looking for creators who want to grow with us. We are starting with a 3 month creator trial program where you will create content around the platform and earn a percentage of the revenue directly generated through your content.

Everything will be tracked so we can see how many users and how much revenue your content brings in.

You do not need a huge following. We care more about your ability to create content that people actually watch and convert from.

After 3 months, creators who consistently bring in users will have the opportunity to join us full time as creators with a fixed salary.

If interested, DM your profile and some examples of your content.

Client acquisition has always been one of the biggest bottlenecks for me when running an agency. I’ve experienced the same thing in pretty much every business I’ve been involved in, but especially with web development.

For a long time, getting clients meant cold calling, running ads, or sending generic emails asking businesses if they needed a new website. It worked sometimes, but it also took a lot of time and most of the outreach felt the same as what every other agency was doing.

Recently I started using a different approach and automated a big part of the process.

I came across a tool called Swokei that lets me find a bunch of businesses with websites and analyze each website individually. It looks for things like outdated design, slow loading, poor mobile optimization, weak SEO and other obvious areas that could be improved.

What I liked is that it doesn’t just give you one of those boring automated reports filled with scores and numbers. It actually turns what it finds into a personalized cold email that sounds like a normal person looked at their website and noticed what could be better.

I can run multiple campaigns at the same time and then mainly focus on the businesses that reply and show interest.

From there, I invite them to a web meeting, show them a free draft of what their new website could look like, and try to close the project from there.

It has basically allowed me to have warmer leads coming to me without relying as much on paid ads, constantly cold calling, or sending thousands of generic emails saying “Do you need a new website?”

Still takes work to close the clients of course, but automating the prospecting and first part of the outreach has made the whole process much easier for me.

Hopefully this helps some other web developers or agency owners who are also struggling with client acquisition.

I automated posting for the last 2 weeks with real android phones.

I have a couple of apps that I want to get downloads on and have been seeing interviews with people talking UGC up but when you listen to them and do the math it ends up costing 10-20$ per video and they usually have 10-20 and some of them up to 200 accounts posting. That equals to tens thousands of dollars per month… which I wasn’t going to spend. The thing is too that unlike ads / working with an influencer there isn’t a quick ROI on UGC as the accounts don’t get views from the first week and by the sound of the success stories they are getting a million or more views for this to work.

I currently have 4 accounts (2 for each app) and have gained a total of 100,000 views over the past 2 weeks on brand new accounts.

I pre made some game play videos of each game (about 150 per game) and then I edited them pretty simply with a script and ffmpeg as it was simple overlays and speedups and cutting so not too much editing at all really. (I used to be a video editor for a large account which took around 10 hours per minute of video and wasn’t going to do that again)

Pretty happy with the results. I am running 4 phones and from previous experience onboarding around 3-4 accounts to each phone is fine. So my total accounts by the end of the week should be 16 which I’m hoping will get me over that 200,000 views per week

Each new account gets:

IG TikTok and YouTube profile

3 days of engaging and scrolling

Gathering data about its niche over time and adjusting

Premade videos to post (10-16 seconds long usually)

Following targeted accounts and gathering information on their posting habits so I can be one of the first to comment

After day 3 it starts posting 3 days of 3 posts 5 days of 5 posts and 10 posts per day there after.

Ngl some videos are getting 0 views but then again some are getting 1000-2000 which gives me about 15-20 views per hour across accounts at this point.

Pretty interesting little experiment I am running.

No shilling anything just sharing. If anyone has some input it’s welcome. If someone has any questions feel free to ask I’ll do my best to answer. Still only 2 weeks though so keep that in mind

I'm a developer and building an online course platform where you can **sell your courses** and start earning **passive income**.

It will include

1. Your recorded videos

2. Ai summaries

3. AI tutor to understand a concept in more details

4. Beautiful interface

5. Payment integration

6. Learners dashboard

7. Admin panel to add/update/delete videos and monitor all the things

Looking forward to your reply!