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UGC Campaigns

Not every asset needs a full influencer post. We run dedicated UGC production campaigns to build a library of authentic, on-brand content for paid social, website, and email.

Who it's for: Brands who need a library of authentic, creator-shot content for paid social and owned channels — not necessarily reach on the creator's own following.

How it works

01

Creative Brief & Shot List

We define the specific shots, formats, and messaging your paid and owned channels need.

02

UGC-Specific Creator Sourcing

We source creators for content style and authenticity, not their existing follower count.

03

Production & Usage Rights

Creators produce content under contracts that clear usage rights for paid and owned media from the outset.

04

Asset Delivery

You receive an organized, ready-to-deploy library, not a single scattered batch of files.

Benefits

A ready-to-deploy content library, not a single asset

Usage rights cleared for paid and owned media from the start

Creators sourced specifically for UGC style, not follower count

Faster turnaround than in-house content production

Deliverables

Creative brief and shot list

Creator sourcing for UGC specifically

Usage rights for owned and paid media

Organized, ready-to-deploy asset library

FAQ

Questions about ugc campaigns.

UGC (user-generated content) marketing commissions creators to produce authentic-feeling content that your brand owns and distributes on its own channels, rather than paying for distribution to the creator's audience.

Yes — UGC engagements are contracted with usage rights for your paid and owned channels from the outset, which is the core difference from a standard influencer post.

Most UGC production sprints deliver a full asset library in two to four weeks from brief approval, depending on the number of creators and assets required.

LET'S TALK

Your next big campaign starts with the right creators.

Tell us about your brand and your goals. We'll come back with a point of view before we ever mention a creator name.