Most creators post UGC-style videos and hope brands will notice them. But if you want paid brand deals, you need to think like a strategist—not just a content creator.
The good news? With a bit of planning, you can create UGC that builds trust, shows range, and gets you on brand radars—without posting daily.
Here’s how to map out a full month of brand-attracting UGC content:
1. Pick 2–3 Target Niches for the Month
Don’t be all over the place. Narrow your content to a few industries you actually want to work with. This helps your portfolio feel focused and makes your outreach stronger.
Examples:
Week 1–2: Wellness supplements + protein snacks
Week 3–4: Skincare + body care
Why it works: Brands in the same niche will see content that feels directly relevant—and will be more likely to reach out.
2. Batch Shoot 5 Content Types Per Niche
For each niche, create a variety of UGC styles that highlight your range:
Content Styles to Rotate:
Problem → Solution video
Face-to-cam testimonial
Voiceover product demo
Aesthetic B-roll
Trend or hook-based video
Why it works: Showing you can do multiple styles proves to brands that you’re adaptable—and makes your portfolio feel complete.
3. Add Marketing Intent Behind Every Video
Don’t just film and post. Ask:
👉 What would a brand use this video for?
Label it with that purpose in mind:
“Hook Test Video for Paid Ads”
“Warm Brand Story for Organic Social”
“Short Demo for Amazon or Product Page”
Why it works: Brands are more likely to book you if they can immediately see where your content fits into their funnel.
4. Use Your Monthly Content to Fuel Outreach
Each week, email or DM 5–10 brands in your target niches. Include 1–2 video links you’ve recently posted with a caption like:
“Here’s a recent demo I filmed for a wellness brand—would love to create something similar for you!”
Why it works: Instead of just saying you’re a UGC creator, you’re showing your work in real-time and making the pitch feel personal.
5. Repurpose & Post Strategically
Use your content across platforms:
Instagram Reels
TikTok
LinkedIn (especially for B2B or older audience niches)
Email newsletter (if you have one)
Bonus Tip: Add each video to your Google Drive or Canva portfolio with a title, description, and type of usage. Update weekly!
Final Thoughts
UGC isn’t just about creating—it’s about positioning. When you plan your content with a strategy, brands won’t just like your videos—they’ll see you as an asset.
Inside The Ultimate UGC Course, I show you how to build this kind of strategy from scratch, including:
A monthly content planner
Pitching templates
Done-for-you Canva portfolio designs
Real scripts that convert
📌 Grab the course if you’re ready to stop guessing and start growing.
The brands are watching. Let’s make sure they remember you.
