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#greenscreen on today’s episode of “what the fuck is going on” - a terrible canvas UGC deal, avoid at all costs 🫡

On today's episode of what the fuck is going on? I get a DM from an app called Plan Bites. Don't worry about it. It's not. I don't think it's legit. Um, hey Lisa, I'm Daniel, owner of Plan Bite. We pay creators to post short videos for our app, and your style is a great fit. Thank you so much! Got a few partnership options. Hit me back and I'll send the details. So I say, hey, yes, tell me more. Because I'm always looking for, not at the moment opportunities for myself, but I push a lot of well paying retainer opportunities onto my school community. So of course I say tell me more. Tell me everything. So he proceeds to tell me that it's $10 per video, 2 posts per day, and view bonuses are actually like 50% lower than standard. Usually you get 100 bucks for 100 k, 500 for 500, and so on. For a million views, you usually get like a thousand bucks. And here it's literally like you get nothing. This is. This is such a bad deal. But let's keep reading. You post from your own account, which. Just ignore that. I'm. I hope he meant like a new dedicated account, not actually from your personal account. We send you examples. You should be familiar. Blah blah, blah. Warming up the account. Uh, and all of the videos, uh, they go through, um, approval first before you have to post. So not Just 10 bucks per video, but they also also have to be all approved before they go live. Happy to go, happy to hop on a call. I can't speak today and discuss everything so my alarm is going off right away. I'm not fucking around anymore. Like this is terrible. They're obviously underpaying their creators. Horrifically so. I say the pay is very low for two posts per day. Lower than usual view bonuses and also approval before posting. This kind of project would sit at $1,000 base pay, and that's being generous. I would say even more than a thousand. He says no, sorry, that is our contract and I wish him luck on his merry way. That is the kind of thing you have to filter through sometimes. Don't fall into the trap of thinking if this is what Canvas U G C is that you're paid pennies for videos, that you also have to send it for approval all the time, and that you get nothing for like no bonuses. Because that is not the case whatsoever. I have now multiple times shared opportunities in our school community that range anywhere from 700 to 1,000 to 12 all the way to 2,000. Dollar base pay per month without any view thresholds. Literally just base pay regardless of how your video performs. So this is just a reminder if you're starting out with Canvas C G C 1st. Don't fall for these kind of Deals. And second of all, really good deals are out there, and really good teams are out there. So it's definitely worth your time. And I'll be right here to tell you, you know, what the red flags and what the green flags are. Thank you.

Claude edits my videos now 🤭🎉🎉🎉 it’s a new exciting chapter #claude #code #editing

I've got Claude now editing my videos, and it is first of all so fun, but now I'm noticing, I feel this certain sense of freedom, like a huge weight has been lifted off my shoulders, because whenever I think of an idea of what to film, I immediately think, okay, how long is this actually going to take me to edit? Cause I wanted to look nice, I wanted to look engaging, entertaining, visually, aesthetically appealing. But in all honesty, I'm not an editing person. And it's kind of a blessing and a curse, cause I love to learn new things, but I will fall into a trap of learning editing things, editing hacks, tips and tricks, and it will just take me so long to do it. And I'm a mom of two. I already have five income streams that I'm working on. I have so much shit to do, I'm so busy during the day, and I cannot be spending one to two hours on editing just a single video. And this legit took me collectively maybe 4 hours to set up. But I am so glad I did because now I can just film something, which is what I love to do the most. I love to work on my different income streams. I love to film my videos about it so I could tell you so you could reach the same results. And I just want to post it. I don't want to touch CapCut I like it. I like it, but not a lot. And I'm so sorry to all the editors out there, because Cloud Co just replaced a lot of you. And this is so funny. When you start posting content and you become somewhat successful at it, you think your DMs are gonna be full of brand partnerships, brand deals, collaborations, and amazing offers. And it's just a bunch of editors in your DMs saying your content is fine, but it could be a lot better. And I've gotten dozens and dozens of messages like that. And I have been tempted in the past. I've had an editor, but it's just so expensive. And cloud code for me is only 20 bucks a month, so I'm really happy. Also, I'm about getting to your results as quickly as possible with all of my income streams. Efficiency is such an important thing, because when you don't have that much time, when you're a mom, when you only work during school hours, being efficient with your time, what you put it, put your time into, and how much you get in return is so, so important. I do not have an hour or two for just editing one video, so I'm really happy that Claude code is gonna be taking care of that tedious task for me going forward. This video has been completely edited by Claude, and it's nothing complicated, but while it's editing in the background, I'm actually able to use That time to work on anything else. And then all. And then all I have to do is upload it to TikTok. So it's a win for me.

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New client nerves 😬 we all have them! No matter how many clients you already have 👀 #ugc #contentcreator #workfromhome

So I've signed a new retainer client, and I'll be super honest with you, I'm kind of shitting myself. Not because I don't think that I can deliver, but just because it's something new and it's a slightly bigger scale to what I'm used to. This is quite a big client, so the production is a lot bigger. And if everything goes well, they're looking for anywhere between three to five videos per month, each video priced at $500. So it's a quite a big retainer. And it's okay. It's normal to be nervous when you sign a new client because you have. You have never worked with them before. You get a lot of new instructions. You want them to like you. And it's especially when it's a better opportunity than any opportunities you've had in the past. That's a big deal. You wanna make it work. So I'll be filming my first video for them today, and I'm really nervous. But at the same time, I remind myself that this is how I feel every single time I find and sign. Or. Sorry, this is how I feel every time I sign a new client. And then it goes away, and then I become confident, and then everything is fine. So I'm just gonna walk you through a few things that I do when I have a new client to get ready for all of my deliverables and also to make myself kind of feel a little bit More calm and confident and collected, because I know I can do a good job. That is not the issue. This brand has given me a lot of materials, they've given me the brand guidelines, a lot of direction, and they gave me ideas for the three videos that I'm creating in October. And I actually have a lot of creative freedom. I have a rough direction because every single video has a specific topic they want me to talk about, but the way I execute it is completely up to me, which, on top of everything else, makes me also very nervous, because it's much easier to follow a script that you were given rather than to be like, okay, I am the creative director of this video. It doesn't matter how many clients you have. I think every single new client you get, it's okay to be nervous. The more prepared you are, the less nervous you will be. So it's just about the prep and the work going into this. So here's a few things that I do. I take all of the materials that I have, and I just put it into Claude right away. Not to script any specific video ideas, but just to talk through things as if I'm talking to my, like, creative U G C. Assistant. I brainstorm different hook ideas and how I could start the video. And then when I have the idea in mind, I like to get clothes, Help to actually come up with different scenes. Naturally, you will have an inflow of all of the different ideas, but Claud really helps my brain like, organize them, cause we can just said scene by scene by scene. So this way it doesn't feel so overwhelming. So I know exactly what kind of outfit change I need to do, what I need to film the location, what I need to say, whether it's talking head or voice over. So it's all kind of laid out. And that just makes the whole workload a lot more manageable. And then the second bit, I'm not afraid to ask questions. It's a very new collaboration, and even though I want to come off as confident and professional, I don't hesitate to ask any questions I have from the team, even if they might feel a little bit silly. So don't be afraid to ask questions. I asked a lot of questions, and I think they're more appreciated than not. Didn't ask for it, but I even sent my script idea to them for approval. Even though they gave me complete creative freedom because it's my first time working with them. I sent them the script and they have approved it. It's better to ask any questions that you have than just be delusionally confident. Delusional confidence is great, but you shouldn't get into a project completing the whole thing, and only after doing so, finding out that you've done something wrong, That you could have avoided by just asking a few questions beforehand. You know what I mean? Anyway, so this is what I'm working on today. Wish me luck. And I also wish for you luck. So don't be afraid to you jump into projects you don't feel qualified for. Don't worry about it. The more you prepare for it, the less nervous you will feel. There's little steps you can always take to make yourself feel a bit better. It's all exciting work, after all. So I'm excited to get started. And I'll see you in the next one.

Most UGC is one video, one payment. Canvas UG is a retainer. Same skill, income that repeats. These are the real terms from opportunities I've shared lately. $500 a month up to $1,290 a month, plus view bonuses. Different niches, different pay, all on a dedicated account. Brand names and contacts stay inside the community. I post new ones live as they come in. Link in bio 🥰

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Today's one of those days when I just. I really didn't wanna film anything, didn't wanna work on anything. I'm not gonna go into details, cause honestly, I think it's. I don't know if I'm even able to be that vulnerable on social media. I'm definitely not gonna be that person who gets too emotional, but I think it's good to talk about hard things and hard days sometimes I don't think I could turn on the camera and pretend like everything was normal today. But because my account is quite, um, income centric, I guess I'm gonna just frame it in a different way, use a few metaphors. And even though on a day like today, I literally could not care about money or income, but it kind of fits into this, you know, bigger picture. On some days, hard days, money can be the last thing on your mind. Some days you'll realise, like, what your real values are and what you really care about the most. And spoiler alert, it's not the number in your bank account. But I would be lying if I said it didn't matter. Because money can add such a huge amount of stress or like a different level on whatever shit you're going through, it can add an extra layer of stress, anxiety and worry. So it definitely helps that on a day like today, or, you know, probably the rest of the week as well, I don't have to check in With anyone saying, hey, like, I'm not. I'm not really feeling it. Messaging. Messaging some asshole who's in charge of my paycheck to ask him, you know, if it's okay to take a day off, or, you know, God forbid, a week off. And then being also afraid that, uh, you know, I was gonna lose something as the result. Still work to be done, of course. And I think it probably doesn't stop when you're self employed, but at least I can do it from bed. Anyway, there's no big takeaway from this video. Just wanted to share. I'm not gonna turn this into, you need to diversify your income streams, uh, cause, I don't know, feels a bit wrong. But I would also lie if I said that, uh, it didn't help. I guess it's just nice on the days that it matters most, to realise that you've built flexibility for yourself. Not to prove anything to anyone, but just to actually just have it when you need it most. That's it.

Diversifying your income is about more than just earning more money, it’s about having something to fall back on when you’re hit with the unexpected bullshit life can bring.

If the main source of your income disappears tomorrow, does your whole life crumble with it? That is honestly the one of the scariest things I can imagine. And that is why I thank my past self from two years ago. 31 year old me who decided to diversify her income because having just one income stream, one didn't feel like enough to pay for it. Literally anything. And No. 2. The fear of losing everything if that one income stream disappears. In the past two years, I've created five different income streams for myself while the kids are at school, and it has given me the kind of comfort that I've never felt before. My income streams range from passive to active to scalable. And I know that if one thing falls through, or if one client says no, ghosts me, or disappears, that the whole structure is not gonna crumble with it, because I don't have to rely on just that one client. And I say this from experience too, because I have been in situations doing one specific job, whether that was dropshipping or social media management or even being a content creator for local businesses, that when one client disappears, that is a huge hit to your system and sometimes it's quite difficult to recover from. I've built five different income streams in the past two years, and I've built them slowly and gradually, and I'm not actually working on every single one of them. Every Single day. On top of everything else, I started helping other women achieve similar results and that has been the most rewarding part of this whole journey, understanding that a lot of women find themselves in the similar situation I was two years ago, and realising that I can actually do a lot of good with the skills that I have learnt and the income streams that I have built, because I am not an expert in any of them. And I think that's the magical thing about it. Each individual income stream earns a little bit. All of them put together make quite a substantial monthly income. That helps me achieve the kind of life that I actually want to live. So there's no pressure of being an expert in every single one. If you like the idea of working from home on lots of different things without having to be an expert in everything, follow for more because that's exactly what my page is about. Thank you and I'll see you in the next one.

Running 5 income streams from home during school hours 💪🏼 #contentcreator #selfemployed #workfromhome

I run five different income streams from home while my kids are at school, and here is roughly how I organise myself every single day. My income streams range from passive to active to scalable, to the kind of evergreen forever income stream. Spoiler alert is my personal brand because I post on my profile every single day. And my next really big milestone is scaling those income streams all together to 50 k per month. The biggest trick I use to organise myself is to simply time block my day. My working day starts at around 9:00am just after dropping my kids off school, and then it lasts until around three thirty PM or sometimes five PM because my kids have after school activities. My passive income stream is the Amazon reviews, and actually right now I'm not spending any time on it whatsoever because I'm so busy with everything else. My active income stream is U G C and I'm signed with five different retainer clients and I dedicate anywhere between 20 minutes to up to an hour to each. So every single morning I will sit down, I will open my brief or whatever materials I need, and I will work on my U T C projects client by client, one after the other, until everything is done. Sometimes I feel in bulk and sometimes I just take it day by day. My digital products and my SKOOL community is my scalable income stream. So I like To spend at least half an hour an hour every single day in my school community answering DMS and making comments on the posts that people have created or publishing my own posts in the blog section of my community. The work that I do for my school community also includes working with people one on one basis and posting live opportunities into the community. Basically basically helping people find jobs. But that kind of thing just comes and goes, so I just do it whenever that's necessary. My personal brand is the forever evergreen type of income stream and I think it will forever stay my priority number one. Oh, I try to at least post one video every single day. Sometimes it's a post together with a carousel. Time blocking my day really helps me organise myself and not to have any distractions around me to really get done all of the tasks that I need. I'm a self employed, I work from home. There is literally no one telling me what I need to do every single day. So I need to stay on top of things and know that by the time I pick up my kids from school, I have ticked off all of my boxes and done everything that I needed to do that day. One of my weaknesses is getting really easily distracted by things, jumping from one idea to the other without getting anything substantial done. So time blocking helps me a Lot. But I think I also developed a pretty good skill of executing on my ideas as quickly as possible. So my process with every single task that I need to do is actually pretty quick. And the last tip, and probably the most important one, and I'll admit I'm not always very good at it, is to think of the task that you want to do the least, the most daunting one, the job that you want to do the least, do that as the first task in your schedule. Cause I often feel like there is always that task that I want to leave it until the last second, and I always regret doing so. So if there is one task that you just feel like, ugh, I don't feel like doing this right now, do that first thing, and then it will free you, and you will enjoy the rest of your day so much more. Thank you. And I will see you in the next one.

I didn't want to spend years working toward a substantial income. I wanted to build fast. so I did. not lazy. just strategic. save this if you're still trying to figure out which format is actually for you 👇 #canvasugc #techugc #ugccreator #ugc #contentcreation

how to scale to $5K/mo with tech + canvas UGC no fluff, no course, just what actually works. personal brand first, then the real gig-finding method 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 #canvasugc #techugc #ugccreator #contentcreator #sidehustle

Here's how you're going to scale to at least 5K with tech and camera C G C as quickly as possible. No bullshit, no sugar coating, just facts. I'm gonna give you step by step instructions and you better be ready to work. And most importantly, you have to want to make this happen for yourself. So if your attention span is completely fried and you can't follow through with the whole video or even make minimal effort to make this happen for yourself, then might as well just keep scrolling. My name is Lisa. I help women online build sackable income streams that are a mix of passive, active and scalable. For the past few months, I've been able to hit 6, 7, 8, 9, nine and a half K in monthly revenue. And a huge, huge chunk of it comes from tech and Canvas CGC. It is also like the biggest thing we work on in our school community. And here's the thing. If you don't want to join a community or buy any sort, of course, that is completely fair. I did the same. I've never bought anything, never joined anything, never really trusted communities until I build my own. I wanna give you straight up all of the information that you need to make this happen for yourself. If you want to wing it and just completely do it on your own, here's exactly what you're gonna do. Number one is your personal brand and your Positioning and this is a completely, 100% non negotiable. You want to work with big tech brands and scale above 5K, you're gonna have to post the videos online. There's no side to this that exists that you just sit on UGC apps and makes and make thousands of thousands without actually putting yourself out there and being as visible as possible. It just doesn't work this way. The biggest UGC creators out there who are making 5 figure months have a strong personal brand because this is how they get discovered by tech brands. And the best deal you can get can only get to your email or DM. You're not going to find it on UGC platforms. And no bullshit, this is the hardest thing you're going to have to do. It's gonna be really hard, it's gonna be really challenging, but it is quite honestly the best thing that you can create for yourself. You're gonna create a profile, choose a technique, and start posting every single day. There's a great challenge out there. It's called the 100 days 100 videos posting challenge where every, every single day you post a video to get the reps in, to get more comfortable in front of the camera, to get more confident doing talking head formats. It is one of the most transformational like challenges out there. You need to get on that ASAP. Make sure to position yourself as a canvas, as a tech canvas. U G C Creator because you're creating videos in the niche that you actually want to work in. That is step one and is it is completely non negotiable. You want to scale, have to start posting and putting yourself out there. No. 2. Here's the best free way you can actually find Canvas UGC gigs to get you going right away. And that is simply by scrolling TikTok and looking for the genuine Canvas UGC creators. Not for the UGC creators that talk about how much money they have made with tech and Canvas UGC, like myself, guilty. But for the genuine Canvas UGC accounts that have been creators have been created by content creators who are signed on retainers to talk about a platform on a continuous, consistent basis. Here's how you can identify this kind of account. If you stumble upon someone talking about an app, platform, AI or website and you go to their profile and it is on repeat the same thing that they talk about. So it's very clear it's not a personal kind of lifestyle account where they talk about their dog or mum, they just talk about that platform on repeat. I promise you it's not some sort of passion of theirs. They're up, they are paid, they're signed on the retainer to post however many videos per month and this is their job. So what you need to do is you need to note what that company is. That is your warm lead that Tech brand clearly has a marketing budget. They're hiring creators on a monthly basis to post content. You need to reach out that to that company and ask them if they're looking for more creators. It's as simple as that. This can be a hit or miss. A lot of Canvas UGC formats work solely on performance based structure, so the creators only get paid if their videos perform really, really well. We are setting those aside. Those are not for us. We are simply looking for projects that have a decent base pay. Anywhere from 500 and up is something worth considering. We are in this game for sustainability and not burnout, so we're looking for a substantial base pay with bonuses on top. If you think those kind of deals don't exist because you've been exclusively looking on side shift, I'm afraid you have fallen into the trap thinking that kind of CGC is some sort of a scam, because in my school community I exclusively post well paying retainer opportunities. Now this all depends of course on the number of deliverables, but the kind of opportunities we're looking at are 500, 600, 700, 1,000, or even $2,000 per month base pay with no view threshold whatsoever. So it doesn't matter how your content performs, you're simply basically paid for your effort of creating content, and then if it performs particularly well, then you're also paid bonuses on top of it. So. So far we've got personal brand, And we're scrolling on TikTok and we're creating videos every single day. The next step is to actually look into some websites and platforms. The two I would recommend are Upwork and Reddit. Very different platforms. One is paid, one is free. But those are the two I would recommend. I would stay clear of platforms like side shift or any performance based projects because those are simply your quickest way to a burnout. We are not gonna be focusing on those at the moment, especially as a beginner. That's it. There's no big secret. If everything fell through and I had to start completely from scratch, that is exactly what I would do. I would open a new profile, position myself as a tech and canvas U G C. Creator, set myself a challenge of posting every single day, scroll through TikTok, find Canvas UGC creators, and reach out to those tech brands asking if they have room for more creators. Then as soon as I actually get to work with just one brand, I ask all of the creators on the inside what are the projects they are working on. And then I reach out to those tech brands as well. So expanding my pool of tech brands who have a marketing budget for putting creators on retainers. And then lastly, I would be on platforms like Upwork and Reddit looking exclusively for gigs that have a base pay. Your first gig is the hardest thing to find After that, everything starts snowballing and compounding, especially when you stay consistent with your personal brand and positioning. Making yourself actually visible to these tech brands is going to make the biggest difference. I hope this video was helpful. I was trying to compact as much value as possible into one video. Let me know what you think. Let me know if you have any questions in the comments, and I'll see you in the next one.

nobody is coming to knock on your door. but if you show up right? they will. 🍒 the brands finding me now aren't finding me because I pitch constantly — they're finding me because I made it impossible not to notice me. here's exactly how I did it (and how you can too) #skool #tech #ugc

the tech brands that actually reach out? they're not finding cold pitches. they're finding creators — people with a point of view, a niche, and content that makes them impossible to ignore. here's the uncomfortable truth about how inbound actually works 👇 #tech #ugc #inbound #personalbrand

Here's how to actually get the tech brands knocking in your DMs and emails with tech and Canvas UGC gigs without ever having to pitch to them yourself. I just finished filming a video episode about this for my school community for the 45 day, 45 step UCG challenge that I'm creating. It is essentially a step by step tutorial on how to get ahead with tech and Canon UCG without having any hesitation, doubt, or confusion on what that first step actually has to be. And I thought it would be also very valuable to show this here. This is a very kind of no bullshit, tough love kind of take too, because I would be doing a huge disservice if I told you that I was able to scale above 5K in under 5 months with tech and Canada CGC. Simply applying to gigs on all of the different UGC platforms. Apps and platforms are a great place to start to build up your confidence to get a few videos done to make a little bit of money. But realistically, the companies on UGC apps are lowballing everybody. There are hundreds of thousands of UGC creators sitting on these apps desperate to find gigs. The companies know that, so they. They're naturally just not gonna pay you that much. It is very rare that you find and make thousands and thousands just off the apps. So the truth is, the best thing you can do for yourself if You wanna be successful with any kind of UGC really, is to start a personal brand and post on it non stop. And if you don't like the idea of pumping out content on a ridiculously consistent basis, then this might simply just not be for you. There is legitimate proof behind the idea of just simply posting content online and attracting companies to yourself through your content. I have several members of my community report that as soon as they intentionally started positioning themselves as tech and cannabis UGC creators and talking about it online and using relevant hashtags, they had inbound come in into their DM and email within just a few days after just posting a few videos. And yes, of course, not all of the inbound is gonna be amazing, but what you're doing is you're putting yourself on the radar for these companies, and most of these companies are looking for just one thing, and that is consistency. So here's what you're going to do. No. 1. You don't need to identify a million different content pillars or have this business plan of a strategy of what your personal brand is going to look like. If you specifically want the tech brands to reach out to you, you're gonna identify your niche. And this is gonna be a combination of two different things. Something tech and then something that you're passionate about. Even just within tech, there's lots of different lanes to choose from. There's Productivity apps. There's finance apps, scheduling, studying, learning apps, creative and artsy apps, health, fitness, well being, you name it. The whole app store is your library. Pick a lane within what tech actually speaks to you and is more aligned with your lifestyle. That is your niche No. 1. And then the niche No. 2 is something that is actually about you, something personal, something that you can actually talk about non stop. So your personal brand that is going to attacked, attack. So your personal brand that is going to attract these tech brands is going to be a combination of two things, tech and something about you. So this can be tech and brotherhood, this can be tech and travel, this can be tech and some sort of extreme sport, whatever it is. The first part is obvious because you want to. Because you want to attract the tech brands. And the second part is what you actually need to figure out if you feel a little bit stuck understanding if your chosen niche is actually good enough. There are a few filters that you can run it through to know if you can actually do this long term. One of the filters is is your niche actually popular? Is it something that people talk about, people have interest in? And are there companies that are actually running UGC programs, creating videos and ads around it? Don't be afraid that it's too saturated. Saturated just means that People like it a lot. You don't need to worry about saturation. It needs to be not too broad, but broad enough for you to actually be able to create a large amount of content around it. Another filter is are the two niches that you have chosen actually feel true to you and what you're about? Because you're gonna be creating a lot of content around it. It needs to be something that you can actually be talking about naturally. For example, if you're a mother getting into tech UGC, you can talk about all of the different apps that help you organise your time, or maybe the wellness apps that help you distress. Because everything that goes on when you're a mother around kids trying to organise and juggle all of the different tasks at the same time, this is the kind of topic you can talk about non stop because it is actually a part of your life. After you have identified your niche, you need to update your profile name so whenever a brand finds you, they know exactly what you are about. For example, if your name is Maria Maria slash tech and motherhood, all of the doubt is completely gone. I know exactly what you're about if that's your name. When you have established that, you actually now start to have a better idea of the kind of content that you want to move forward with. And this positions you right where you need To be building a personal brand within the niche that you actually want to work in is going to be a. The most important and the most beneficial thing you're going to do. If you want to make money with content, this is where your best deals are gonna come from. You can do the apps alongside it, but you have to, have to, have to work on your personal brand. The harsh truth is, you're simply not going to be able to scale very far without it.

he took a day off. i didn't. we still spent the whole day together. that's the whole point of building something flexible. #selfemployed #business #freedom

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I am the luckiest girl in the world. Good things find me wherever I go. The right opportunities appear at exactly the right time.

That’s a wrap on the Back To School series! It was probably too long 🙈 if you want to take the next step - I’ll see you in SKOOL 🥰 #skool #workfromhome #contentcreator #canvasugc

Alright, we've been talking about tech in canvas UGC For all of September now. So you've got all of the information. You probably have too much information. I think people out there doing this successfully right now have less information than you. And I hope I didn't do you a disservice of giving you too much, because sometimes I believe it is better to jump into something without knowing everything about it. But if you have followed through the whole series and some of it even a little bit resonated with you, even a little piece of you was like, okay, this is pretty interesting. I urge you to take a chance and actually get into it. Some of the incredible women that have been following this series have actually started posting on their personal pages already trying to attract these clients into their DMs, into their email. And it's been working. And that kind of thing is incredible to witness cause some of you have tagged me in your videos, your Tech U C. Samples, and honestly, I've been loving seeing that kind of thing. And if you haven't started, if you haven't posted anything, and you've been just digesting all of this information, that is completely fine as well, because here's what's happening now. I'm running a 45 day, 45 step Canvas U C C. Challenge inside of my school. It is launching literally within a day or two, where as soon as you join, you Get week one unlocked, and inside of week 1, you have step by step instructions literally every single day. You get your slides, you get your. All of the information you need for that first day, and then you actually get homework. You get step by step instructions on exactly the tasks, exactly the things that you need to get done on that first day. One of the issues I constantly come across at is people being excited about this format, wanting to jump in, wanting to start making money with content, but being completely frozen because no one holds their hand and tells them exactly what that first step needs to be. Is it signing up to apps? Is it creating a Canva portfolio? Spoiler alert, it's not. It's never a Canva portfolio. Is it posting on your personal brand? Is it going straight to the brand and sending them an email begging for work? Which one is it? Well, in the 45 day, 45 step challenge that all of those questions, all the hesitation, doubt, procrastination, paralysis, analysis, all of that is taken out of the equation. I am really, really pleased with how it turned out, because for the first time, I've actually taken my experience and what I would have done differently if I started from scratch and I put it all in one place. Step by step. And I am afraid I'm starting to sound a little bit salesy, but I do believe that the Combination of the real, live, well paying opportunities that I post in school now with this 45 day challenge and our weekly live Q&A's is like the killer formula to really get into this and start earning that internet money as quickly as possible. I'm really excited about it. If Canvas U G C. Is calling your name, I would love to see you inside. I would love to. I would love for you to start this and also give me feedback because I will do anything to make this program as valuable as possible. Thank you for following the September back to school series. Tech and Canvas U G C. Edition. I will see you in the next one.

You don’t have to be an expert to succeed and create the life that you want #workfromhome #contentcreator

This is how much I've been able to generate in the month of September. And I'm so excited to say that I did this as a non expert in anything. Whether this number is like impressive to you or not, I think it's a pretty good, pretty substantial amount. Also, given it's my lowest month in quite some time, I have simply been able to build an ecosystem of income streams that I can rely on without really working on anyone thing to the extent of just losing my mind. Do you know what? Do you know what I mean? And when I say simple, I don't mean easy. It was, it was definitely not easy, it was a lot of work. But having four different income streams has definitely created this, like, comfortable place in my life right now, financially. Also at the same time realising I'm only scratching the surface, I'm planning to scale to so much more. And second, having these income streams that flow together so nicely and compliment my lifestyle, rather than me sacrificing my life, my lifestyle and the life that I want to live to be able to generate this kind of income. And having reflected on this whole ecosystem recently, I realise that I'm not actually an expert in any of these things. If you take each individual income stream just on its own is not substantial enough. But having all of these income streams combined brings me to such a substantial Number, which is six and a half k this month, and this is my lowest month in the while. Here's my income progression in the year of 2026. I know that I can do a lot better. I know that I can scale a lot more. I know I'm just scratching the surface, so I've got a lot of ambitions, and I'm definitely seeing it through. But what I'm trying to say is you don't have to be an expert to be earning good money. What I believe in is you just have to create an ecosystem of income streams that are complementary to each other, that actually help you create the life that you want to have. And I truly believe I could help you achieve that, because I have done it for myself, and that's exactly what my SKOOL is about. I don't position myself as some sort of a coach or an expert in all of these things. I just know there is a process and a structure and a workflow that you can create for yourself. Simple steps that you can take. Not easy, a pretty simple to create an ecosystem for yourself so you don't have to rely on just one thing. And that is it. I hope you have a great day. Let me know if you have any questions in the comments, and I'll see you in the next one.

It’s September earnings report time 🎉🎉🎉 #income #report #workfromhome #contentcreator

It is that time of the month again. We're talking about how much we've been able to make in September. It's earnings report time. And you may be asking, why, Lisa, why must you share how much you made in September? And the reason is pretty simple. As someone who's actively trying to help other women achieve the same results, I feel like it's my responsibility to share with you what is possible, and most importantly, share with you the real numbers, whether I'm making more than I did last month, or even more crucially, if I'm making less. Because, honestly, this whole process is pretty fluid. It's not the most predictable thing. But what keeps me sleeping well at night is knowing that I don't have to rely on just one thing. Because this is what we made in September. And I've been able to achieve this number with four different income streams. If you've seen my previous earnings reports, you may have noticed that I. Before I used to say three income streams. Well, that's because in September, I've added another income stream, and I'm really excited to share it. If you haven't seen my face before, my name is Lisa. I help women online build stackable income streams that range from passive, active, to scalable, so you don't have to just rely on one thing. Let's do a quick breakdown where this number came from. Our total for September is $6,555. That's quite a funny number. I've been able to make this happen with four different income streams. With. We've got Amazon reviews, we've got tech and Canvas, C G C, we've got digital product sales. And the last one, the newest one and the most exciting one, I've got my school community membership. I've launched my membership properly this month, and I am super, super proud of it. Let's very briefly go through each one, how much I made, what it is, so you have a better idea what's going on, how I make money, and exactly what I teach others to set up for themselves as well. Let's start with the most passive one. That is my Amazon reviews. It's called the Amazon Influencer Program, and I earn commissions from creating video reviews directly for the Amazon website. This program is blowing up right now in Europe. It's the reason I started my TikTok profile from the very beginning, that Amazon was the reason. And this month, I've been able to generate €868 completely. Possibly because, like I mentioned before, in the year of 2026, I haven't uploaded a single review because I've been so busy with all of the other things. So it is a true blessing that I have built a great foundation with my Amazon reviews. More than a year ago, and now it is still consistently paying out passive commissions. At the moment, it's average of €800 every month. And I'm actually very excited to get back to it and Start uploading new reviews of bought a lot of new things from Amazon. So I'm excited. As soon as things settle down a little bit, I'm excited to get back to it. Now. Next up we've got my most active income stream and that is tech and Canvas U C C. Tech and Canvas U C C. Is something I talk about a lot on this channel. I love it. I think it's low barrier to entry to making money with content creation really quickly. I'm adding a 45 step, 45 day challenge to my school at the end of this month for anyone who wants to get into this very quickly. To just remove all the hesitation, all the procrastination, doubt and analysis paralysis from this whole process. Every single day you're given a task, you just have to complete it. And that takes you one step further to kick start your GC journey. It's as simple as that. And this month with tech and Canvas U G C. I've made around 4,000 and three hundred dollars. That is with four clients. Usually I have five to six clients, but we've had a few mishaps in September, which is a topic for another video. So this month this is the number we're sitting at. Next up we have my digital products that sit in stand store. These digital products range anywhere from 2799 all the way to 297. These are all of the guides about the income streams that I often talk about Amazon take U C digital products. Then it's the stacked income bundle where you get everything all in one place. And then lastly, it's the one on one income strategy session that I offer to those who want a more personalized approach. And this month I've been able to generate, uh, 712 euros with my digital products. And now last but not least, the most exciting one, because it is so fresh, it is so new, and I'm so extremely proud of it. It is my school community that I properly launched this month. It is a community of exclusively women doing all of these different income streams and so much more, all together, all in one stay, all in one space. We're currently sitting at 177 members. And this month I've been able to generate $485 M R R, which is monthly recurring revenue, which is super exciting. And I'm very much looking forward into going more in depth about this new income stream so I eventually can also help women go down this route as well. Especially if you're an educational creator or if you just want to create a space of your own similar to mine. All of the income streams that I make money with, I actively teach other people how to do the same. That is the whole point. So that is it for September. Let me know if you have any questions in the comments and I'll see you in The next one

You already have all the information you need 🙌🏻 time to take action #backtoschool #canvasugc #workfromhome

The truth is, you probably already have all of the information you need to get started. In fact, there's probably too much of it. And you definitely don't need to know everything to make the decision to jump in and just get started. 27 episodes into my back to school series, tech and Counter C G C. Edition. You probably have more information than most of the people out there who are already doing this successfully. And the truth is, it's not the information that you're missing. You can continue learning more and more and more, but what matters most is for you to actually take action. Information feels like progress. You watch a video, you're not alone. You might even take some notes. You feel like you may be better prepared. But all of that doesn't really mean anything if you don't put that information to use. Knowing isn't doing, and you may be sitting on a mountain of knowledge of something that you want to get started with, waiting to feel until you're ready before you even take a single action step to actually, like, start your journey and make shit happen for yourself. We've got three more episodes left, two more bullshit episodes, and one last recap episode to basically talk about everything we have talked about in September. But you honestly don't need any more information to actually get started. You could have taken the first five where I told you to start a personal brand. And sign up on Upwork and you could have already been 10 steps ahead of everyone else. You need to take action before you feel like you're ready to do so. And you need structure, and that is what I'm here for for so long. The most recurring issue I have noticed in my DMS, my school community is that people are lacking guidance and they need to know what is that first step that they actually have to take. So that's exactly what I decided to create. It's a 45 day, 45 step challenge that gets you going with tech in Canvas C G C and completely removes hesitation, procrastination, confusion, and doubt from whatever it is you actually need to do. You've got to do lists and you've got homework. And I'm really excited for you to get started on it and also hear your feedback. It will be available in my school community in a matter of few days, so check it out if you wanna kick start your U G C journey as quickly as possible. As always, let me know if you have any questions in the comments. The series is almost over, but you still have a chance. If your question is really really good I will make a video on it. And anyway I will see you in the next one.

And don’t forget to have fun along the way! #consistency #growth #journey

Day 26 of 30: It IS about the money. But canvas also trained me to create faster, gave my day structure, and improved my other income streams too 🙌🏻 #backtoschool #canvasugc #workfromhome

Thing about making money with Canvas UGC, it's the easiest thing because that's what people pay most of their attention to. I've been able to scale about 5K in under five months of doing Canvas UGC. I've made nearly $50,000 already with it, having only discovered it last year in November. So if you compare this to having any other just regular 9 to 5 where you might get a raise after working somewhere for a few years, this kind of income growth is honestly unheard of. Personally, for me, I never thought I could make money working a few hours a day. After having kids, working less hours and earning more is the dream. That's why I love Canvas UGC. But it's not just about the money. Let me tell you why. Welcome to episode 26 of my back to school series, tech and Canvas UGC Edition, where every single day of September I post a random fact something I know about tech and Canvas UGC to kick start your UGC journey and then scale your income as quickly as possible. We're thinking 5K? Yes, absolutely. Canvas UGC gave me a lot of financial security really quickly. I jumped into projects I wasn't qualified for. At the beginning I charged too little, but I moved fast and I scaled quickly. I'm able to contribute to my family financially now. I'm able to pay for my kids private school fees. I mean, like I said, I'm earning more. I'm earning More now with content creation than I ever thought was possible before. But I'm more the. But the more I think about it, there's actually a lot that goes on behind the scenes. There's a lot of skills that Canvas CGC has taught me and how much it changed my workflow all together with all of my different income streams, just day to day. The first one, it taught me to create faster, and the first one is great for Canvas CCG, obviously, but the second one, I think I improved with my personal brand a lot more when I started working with Canvas CCG clients. My ideation to execution is really fast, which I think is really important when you're trying to grow a personal brand. I don't procrastinate, I don't hesitate. I just put my camera on and I start filming. And it was fine before, but I think since starting Canvas CGC, it has become a lot better. Having multiple Canvas CGC clients gave my day a lot more structure. I'm a lot more organised, I'm a lot more dedicated, I'm making a lot more money, I'm a lot more inspired, I am motivated. It feels like it just gave things a lot more rhythm and I think it gave me a lot of confidence as well. So I guess the takeaway from this video is Canvas UGC is not just all about the kind of money that you can make. The money is fantastic, but it Also puts you on this path of being active, being consistent, being organised. It's teaching you a lot of skills that you can take really far. The money is definitely a plus, but it's also everything that goes alongside it. Putting yourself in the right rooms, it just keeps you moving forward. Does it make sense? Cause that's definitely how I feel. Let me know if that's how you feel. Let me know if you have any questions in the comments. We've only got a few episodes left and I know this series has been a little bit all over the place, but there is gonna be a resource at the very end of September that you can download and actually use to kickstart your journey. It's gonna have all of the information we talked about in September and so much more, as well as the 45 day, 45 step Canvas UGC challenge that will be available in school to get rid of all the hesitation, all of the procrastination about not knowing what that, like, first step needs to be to kick start your journey. Everything is gonna be there, as well as things you can print, homework you can do, and also a whole community of women to, like, guide and support you through it. It's gonna be amazing. Thank you for watching this episode and I'll see you in the next one.