Paid to Create! Sponsorships and UGC for Beginners
Lynnie explains sponsorships and UGC for beginners: what they are, how they’re different, and why UGC is often the easiest first step with brands.
Lynnie explains sponsorships and UGC for beginners: what they are, how they’re different, and why UGC is often the easiest first step with brands.
Many people dream of being paid by brands to create content. With sponsorships and UGC, that is a real online income technique, and it is more open than it used to be. In this article, we explain sponsorships and UGC for beginners: what they are, how they differ and where to start. Lynnaider’s definition: getting invited by brands to create content, and in the case of sponsorships, also sharing that content with your audience.
Lynnie shows five brand deal examples: made-up creators with a special style who got sponsorships and UGC jobs by showing brands exactly what they’d get.
Sponsorships and UGC are the seventh of Lynnaider’s ten online income techniques. Together, they are often called brand deals. In this article, we introduce five fictional creators who each landed their first brand deal in a different way. These brand deal examples show that you do not need to be a classic influencer to work with brands.