The Content Creator Starter Kit shows you which brands to pitch, what to write in your subject line, what to offer them, and how to keep track of every conversation until your invoice is paid.
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The link is in your email so you can always find it again. You can also open the starter kit right now, and bookmark it as soon as it loads.
Open my starter kit nowBrands pay UGC creators for the videos they make, to run as ads and post on the brand's own pages. They're paying for the video, not your audience, so your follower count never comes into it.
If finding brands, getting replies and doing the paperwork is where you're stuck, this starter kit covers all three.
You get 30 brands that already work with UGC creators, each with an email address to pitch, so your first list is ready today.
You get 20 subject lines written to get your email opened, and 20 video ideas so you offer the brand something specific.
Your deal tracker sets your follow-up dates, and you type your details in once to get an agreement and an invoice ready to send.
Six tools in one link that opens on your phone or laptop, with a Start here tab that walks you through them step by step, from choosing your first brands to sending your first invoice.
A starting list of brands that hire UGC creators, with the email address to pitch and a button that adds each one to your tracker.
Subject lines written to get a pitch opened, each one ready to copy, so your email stands out in a busy brand inbox.
Video ideas brands say yes to, so you can offer something specific in your pitch instead of asking what they would like.
Move each brand from pitched to paid, get follow-up dates set three and seven days out, and watch your earnings total grow.
Fill in the deal details and it writes a plain-English agreement covering deliverables, usage, revisions and payment, ready for you to check and send.
Add your details and the brand's, and it lays out a clean, professional invoice that you can copy into a document and save as a PDF.
I'll send you the link to the starter kit straight away, so it's always sitting in your inbox when you need it.
It opens in your browser on your phone or laptop, with nothing to download and no account or password to set up.
Six short steps take you from picking your first brands to sending a pitch, then tracking it through to a paid invoice.

I've been working with brands for eight years, and I've worked on over a hundred brand deals in that time. I started out sharing recipes online, the brands found me, and then I learned to go out and pitch them myself.
When I went back to UGC nine months after my baby was born, I rebuilt the way I work so it fits around motherhood. That became The Soft Hustle Method, the ultimate membership for millennial mothers building a UGC business from their first deal to consistent $10k months. This starter kit is where I'd start if I were landing my first deal today.
Picked from the list of 30 and added to your deal tracker with one tap, so you know exactly who you're pitching.
With a subject line written to be opened and a specific video idea the brand can say yes to, plus your follow-up dates already set.
An agreement and an invoice set up with your details, ready for the first brand that replies with a yes.
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Free, and it works on your phone.
The link is in your email so you can always find it again. You can also open the starter kit right now, and bookmark it as soon as it loads.
Open my starter kit nowNo. The starter kit opens in the browser on your phone, tablet or laptop, with nothing to download and no password. Your tracker saves on the device you use, so pick one and bookmark it there. You can copy your tracker into a spreadsheet whenever you like.
It gives you the brands, the subject lines, the video ideas, the tracker and the paperwork. How to build your portfolio, set your rates, reply when a brand answers and close the deal is what I teach step by step inside The Soft Hustle Method.
No. It writes a plain-English agreement from the deal details you type in, covering deliverables, usage, revisions and payment. Read it and edit it before you send it. On some phones it won't save straight to PDF, so copy it into a Google Doc and save it from there.