Module 01
Foundations
You'll know what UGC is, have your setup ready, and pick a lane that fits your real life.
Lessons: Start Here · What UGC Actually Is · Your Setup · Picking Your Lane
Field Note 01
UGC Launchpad is a short, honest beginner course for moms who want something of their own that fits around family life. Twelve lessons, eight templates, and a clear first thirty days. No followers required. Show your face or don't. You get to choose. No promises about income.
Get instant access for $49Brands still pay real people for real product use. Generic lookalike videos are getting crowded, especially with AI. Instant access. One fair price.
Maybe you've watched other women do this and wondered whether someone like you could. This is for you if:
Not a mom? Everything here works the same for anyone starting from zero.
And gently, this isn't for you if:
User-generated content is short video you make for a brand, which the brand posts and runs on its own channels. It lives in their account, not yours. Brands pay for the video itself, not for your audience, which is why you don't need followers to begin.
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I'm a mom in Montana, and I'm building my own UGC work from my kitchen counter right now, the same way this course teaches it.
I want to be straight with you about where I am, because you deserve a teacher who tells the truth. I'm not ten years ahead of you. I'm a few steps ahead, close enough to remember exactly what felt confusing at the start. The lessons follow the order I'm working in myself: the portfolio first, then the rate card, then the pitches.
I made UGC Launchpad because the beginning shouldn't require a big following, a fancy setup, or a course that costs more than your first few jobs might pay. It should feel like a friend at your counter, showing you what she's learned.
I'm building this the way I try to do everything, with faith and with my family first, trusting God with the parts I can't see yet.
Four modules, twelve short lessons, about an hour in total. It all follows one simple path: The Kitchen-Counter Method. Film, price, pitch, follow up.
Module 01
You'll know what UGC is, have your setup ready, and pick a lane that fits your real life.
Lessons: Start Here · What UGC Actually Is · Your Setup · Picking Your Lane
Module 02
You'll film, hook, and edit a clean product video on your phone.
Lessons: Filming Fundamentals · Hooks and Scripting · Editing and Delivery
Module 03
You'll have three portfolio videos, a rate card you understand, and a short list of brands to pitch.
Lessons: Building a Portfolio From Nothing · Rates and Usage Rights · Pitching and Where the Work Is
Module 04
You'll know how to send a simple contract and invoice, deliver well, and follow a clear first thirty days. Built to get you rehired, not just hired once.
Lessons: Contracts, Invoicing and Getting Rehired · Your First 30 Days
Printable pages for filming, pricing, pitching, and delivery. The full files open after checkout.
Week one: build. Film three portfolio videos with products you already own.
Week two: set up. Your rate card, two platform profiles, and a list of thirty brands.
Week three: pitch. Ten short emails, two a day.
Week four: follow up. Follow up once, send ten more, and film two more videos.
No income screenshots here. Just the real work. See my UGC portfolio samples →
No. UGC videos usually run on the brand's own page or as the brand's ads, so your follower count isn't part of the deal. Growing an audience is influencing, which is a different job. Brands hire UGC creators for the video, and your portfolio does the introducing.
There are more creators than there used to be, and brands still need a steady stream of fresh videos, because ads wear out and new products keep launching. What stands out is clear, honest work that's easy to hire: a focused lane, a tidy portfolio, and files delivered the way a brand asks. That's what the course teaches.
AI can make a lot of video, and that's exactly why real use matters more. As feeds fill up with synthetic content, a real person actually using a product in a real home is the thing people trust. The toolkit includes a short field note on this, Why Real Use Still Matters.
No, but you can. Hands, product, and voiceover is a complete, common format, and on-camera work opens more doors too. I do both, and the course teaches both. Kids stay off camera unless you choose otherwise.
No. It's not about the gear. Your phone, a window, and a small tripod are enough, and editing is done in CapCut, which is free. You don't need experience either. The lessons start from the very first video, using something like the skincare jar already on your counter.
The lessons take about an hour. After that, it's honestly up to you. Most of your time goes into filming your first portfolio videos, and that fits into nap times, early mornings, or a quiet half hour after the kids are in bed. Some weeks you'll do more, some weeks less, and that's okay.
That depends on the work you make and the pitches you send, so no one can honestly promise it. The course shows you exactly how to build the portfolio and send the pitches.
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You already have the phone and the window. This gives you the plan.
Get instant access for $49UGC Launchpad is an educational course. It does not guarantee brand partnerships, work, or income. Results depend on effort, skill, and market conditions.