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Honest recap of my full time income from UGC #ugc #ugcjourney #ugccommunity #contentcreator #contentcreators

@contentwithjim
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In the past two months, I made £14,414 and £72 as a full-time UGC creator. Here's exactly how I did it. Firstly, that is an insane number, I'm still in shock that I've actually made that amount of money. Also, to say this is just from my own experience, every creator out there has their own journey. This is just what I've experienced, so take it with a pinch of salt. So let's talk how I actually made it. My income comes into three categories. I've got apps and platforms, I've got outbound and then inbounds. I'm going to start with the smallest and go to the highest. I'm going to start with apps first and that's with platforms like Vidzi and Twirl. With these, I did seven paid collabs and that came out to a total of £1338. Outbounds, this is just me email and DM in their Instagram pages. I did a total of six paid deals and that came to £1490. Which again, I'm really proud of because I just wanted to see if I could work with them and turns out just sending a DM does actually work, so don't miss out on doing that. Now this is the monster category, this is the inbounds. I worked with a total of 24 brands and made £11886.72P, which is just absolutely mental. Over the past two months, I've been able to earn this amount of money. Hearing that I've made that amount of money, it's a real pinched me moment because seven months ago, I didn't know what UGC was, I had absolutely no idea. I actually only went into it because one of my cousins messaged me saying, "You went travelling, you did some content, why aren't you trying to do it's a full time thing?" I was like, "Why not give it a go?" Since then, I was working the 9 to 5, so I didn't really have time to go into everything that I wanted to do or just wanted to get my name out there, apply for a couple briefs and see what came of it. And my first paid gig was actually with Sky, which is absolutely mental. I gave my best shot, it wasn't the best, but he got me foot in the door and here we are today. I realised I've been wanting a better life for myself, I just had to try and if I failed, it's fine. You get back up on the horse and you give it another go. Those two months are done. Let's see what July brings me.