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Let me tell you something if you're trying to get clients as an AI UGC creator. 👀

Your problem might not be that you need to learn another AI tool.

You might simply need to change how you're presenting your skill.

A client doesn't just want to hear, “I can create AI videos.”

They want to know:

“How can you help my business?”

So instead of only posting impressive AI videos, start creating samples that look like actual content a business could use.

Show the problem. Show the solution. Show what you can do.

Then start reaching out to businesses.

Don't just wait for clients to discover you.

So, a brand sends me a product. What do I do with it? 👀

I don't just jump straight into creating a video.

First, I want to understand who the product is for and, more importantly, what problem it solves.

Then I create the idea, write a conversational script, create the UGC-style visuals using AI and edit everything into a short-form advertisement.

Because honestly, just showing a product isn't enough.

You need to give people a reason to stop, listen and connect with what you're saying.

Have you ever watched an AI video and immediately knew it was AI? 😂

Sometimes, the problem isn't the technology. It's the way the content was created.

If the facial expressions are strange, the movements are awkward, the voice sounds robotic or the script feels too scripted, people will notice.

When creating AI UGC, you want more than just realistic visuals.

You want the content to actually feel natural and relatable.

If you have one product, don't feel like you have to create just one video for it.

You can create a problem/solution video, a testimonial-style video, and a product demonstration — all using the same product.

The trick is simply changing the angle and the story you're telling.

This is one of the ways AI UGC can help brands create more content from the same product.

Which angle would you use first?

What if you could create a UGC-style ad without setting up a camera, lights and a whole production team?

That’s one of the interesting things about AI UGC.

You can take a product, develop the concept and script, create an AI presenter and turn it into a complete UGC-style video.

For brands that need to produce content consistently, this can be a really interesting option.

Would you try AI UGC for your brand?

UGC creator or influencer? 🤔

A lot of people think they're the same, but there's an important difference.

An influencer is usually hired because of their audience.

A UGC creator is hired because of their ability to create content that a brand can use.

So you don't necessarily need thousands of followers to start creating UGC.

You need to learn how to make content that feels natural, relatable and useful. 🎥

Which one would you choose?

Have you ever wanted to create a UGC video but got stuck on the first sentence? 😅

Don't worry. Try these 5 simple hook styles:

🔥 Start with a problem
👀 Create curiosity
📖 Tell a quick story
💬 Share your experience
🎯 Lead with the benefit

The first few seconds matter, so give people a reason to keep watching.

Save this for your next UGC video!

Before creating a UGC ad, Ask these 5 questions first:

✅ Who am I talking to?
✅ What problem am I solving?
✅ What makes this product different?
✅ What should the viewer feel?
✅ What should they do next?

The better the strategy, the stronger the content.

Save this checklist for your next UGC project.

Creating UGC content for brands?

Don't make the mistake of focusing only on how the video looks.

A strong UGC video needs 3 important things:
🔥 A strong hook
🎯 A relatable message
🚀 A clear reason to take action

These simple elements can make your content much more effective.

Save this and use it when creating your next UGC ad.

We made this UGC ad for a brand called LongStay, tell me what you think about it...