u/xlin1

If brands only care about profitability, then the only essential element of a cold email is proof that you can deliver results? Why waste time on personalization? The 10 minutes spent researching specific ideas for one product could be used to send 10 additional emails to other brands within the same niche. So wouldn't just sending out the same email templet made for your niche with proof of your results be better then spending extra time doing research to pitch a brand?

The brand wants 14 videos per 2 weeks that they will use for ads (not organic). They provide a script of bullet points and B-roll. I get 10% on the product it's an app that charges an $18/month subscription, and they say they have a 20% conversion rate. Doing the math, I earn $0.35 per download. As long as I don't spend more than an hour on each video and get at least 200 downloads per video, I'll make around $50 an hour. It sounds good on paper but am I not being realistic?

Get Gen Z to love your (something relating to brand)

Love that (compliment)

Brands like ( , , ,) are already running heavy UGC campaigns in this space and seeing real results from it.

I've grown up as an athlete and gym rat in the exact demographic you could be targeting, so creating content for that audience comes naturally to me.

I already have a couple of ideas for the (product) (name one or 2 ideas)

I'd be a great fit for fitness brands looking to reach the high school to college demographic. I'd love to show you what I can do before you commit to anything long term would your team be open to a single UGC video, with the openness to explore something longer term if it drives a positive outcome for (brand)?

Thanks,

Ali Ijaz

https://aliijazugc.my.canva.site/

or should you try to find brands that do and pitch to them for a higher success rate? If you should still pitch to brands that don't do any UGC what should your pitch look like?

https://aliijazugc.my.canva.site/ (this is how my portfolio looks)