First in Portugal
New videos.
Every single week.
I open a profile just for your product, post non-stop, and whatever sticks becomes an ad. It's called Canvas UGC, and no one in Portugal does it yet.
How it works
Four steps, always in the same order.
A new profile, just for the product
Each creator opens a brand-new profile, dedicated to your product and to a single niche. It's openly the product's and never pretends to be some random person's account, because that would burn both the account and your brand.
A clear niche from day one
Name, bio and videos all aligned to one niche from the first day. That's what helps the algorithm work out who to show the first videos to, not spending days scrolling before posting.
Volume, week after week
The creators post several times a week, in a simple, homemade format. These aren't production videos, they are many different angles on the same product.
What wins becomes an ad
The videos that take off organically become paid ads, without refilming anything. And your main account stays out of all of this, it never serves as the testing ground.
No nonsense
Most of the videos won't stick.
And that isn't the model failing, that's the model working. You publish many cheap videos because a small share of them takes almost all the views, and nobody can guess which ones. Anyone promising you a number of views upfront is selling you something else.
Who it's for
This isn't for everyone.
It makes sense if
- You sell an app, a subscription or a digital tool
- Your product can be explained in one video and bought right after
- You already spend on ads and never have enough fresh creative
- You want an audience that stays yours instead of rented per campaign
It doesn't make sense if
- You sell something expensive that needs trust and time before the decision
- You're a premium brand and the homemade look would clash with everything else
- You need guaranteed results on a short deadline
- You want a few perfect pieces for your site and your channels
Saw yourself on the left side? Write to me now, because the first niches are the easiest to win. Landed on the right side? The classic UGC on the services page is usually the right answer.
Side by side
Canvas or classic UGC?
In classic UGC a creator films, hands you the videos, and you decide where they go. In Canvas I open a new profile dedicated to your product and it posts non-stop, to find out what sticks.
| Aspect | Canvas UGC | Classic UGC |
|---|---|---|
| Where the video is published | On a new profile, created just for your product | On your account and in your ads, and sometimes on the creator's profile |
| How it works | Posts continuously, several times a week | Delivers a batch of videos and ends there |
| Type of video | Many simple videos, made for testing | Few, well-crafted videos, made to be used |
| What it's for | Finding what works by publishing a lot | Having ready pieces to put wherever you want |
The first niche goes to whoever gets there first.
Tell me what you sell, to whom, and how long people usually take to decide to buy. That's enough for me to tell you whether this model is for you, and I won't push you into it if it isn't.
- I reply within 24 hours, usually well before
- No commitment and no sales call in disguise
- You talk to the person who will actually manage the accounts, not a salesperson
Prefer to talk first?
Book a time and we will clear everything up before there is any quote.
See available timesCommon questions
What people usually ask.
Who keeps the profile?
The profile always belongs to your brand, and so do the videos. It's written into the contract before I publish the first video, and if we ever stop, the account stays with you.
How many videos will actually work?
I don't know, and be wary of anyone who says they do. In this model most videos go nowhere and a small share takes almost all the views. That's why you publish a lot: you don't get there by aim, you get there by elimination.
Does this replace normal UGC?
No. They are different things and many brands do both. Classic UGC gives you ready pieces to use wherever you want. This builds a testing machine that lives in your accounts.
Why not do this myself?
Because on your own you would need to recruit and manage many creators, review videos every week and ruthlessly cut what doesn't work. It's a full-time job. That weight stays on my side.
How much does it cost?
I don't have a price list, same as the rest of the site. It depends on how many accounts you want running and the posting pace, and we talk about that before you commit to anything.