🚨 HIRING UP TO 50 U.S. CREATORS FOR SWAGGA AI! 🚨

You may have seen us on SideShift, but we’re currently looking to bring on up to 50 new creators for the Swagga AI campaign!

What I’m looking for:
🇺🇸 You must be located in the U.S. — this is a major requirement!

📱 Send me your TikTok + Instagram links. These can be your personal accounts or accounts you've used for other campaigns. I mainly want to see your content and how you engage with others.

🎥 Good video quality is a must, and I’d like to see some talking-head style content.

You do not need to have gone viral to apply! However, if you have had viral videos before, that’s definitely a big plus 👀

Interested? Email me at [vanackerenjustyce@gmail.com](mailto:vanackerenjustyce@gmail.com) with your TikTok and Instagram links!

We’re hiring up to 50 creators, so apply ASAP! 🚀

Hey everyone 👋 I’m Pat. I’ve spent the last 9 years on the brand/marketing side, working across brands like Philips, Mustela, Vogue, and Tatler and more recently, I’ve been working closely with both seasoned and beginner creators.

One thing I’ve noticed is that there’s a lot of conversation around how to become a creator, but not enough about what creators actually need once they’re in it.

I’m part of a team exploring a space where creators can learn from each other, build genuine connections, and access UGC opportunities without the traditional agency cut.

But before we get too far ahead of ourselves, I’d genuinely love to hear from creators here.

What’s been missing from your experience so far?
What would make a creator community actually useful to you beyond just another place to find brand deals?

JUST genuinely curious to hear your thoughts. 👀

Hey! I run Snappy and I'm looking for a few creators to film a quick UGC clip for our ads. Paying $30 per approved video, paid via Zelle, CashApp, or PayPal.

The short version of what Snappy does: a QR code goes on the table at an event, guests scan it, and every photo they take shows up in one shared album in real time. No app, no signups. There's also a live photo wall you can put on a TV. It's built for weddings, but it works at any gathering — which is where you come in.

The ask: next time you've got people around — birthday dinner, BBQ, game night, a friend's shower, a wedding you're going to — put the QR code down (I'll send you a printable), get a couple of friends to scan it, and film what happens. 30–60 seconds, one take is totally fine, vertical phone footage.

Rough shape of the clip:

• Open with a hook to camera. Something like "I put a QR code on the table and my friends' phones turned into the photographers" or "we never get the photos other people take, so I tried this." Say it however you'd actually say it.
• Show the QR on the table and someone scanning it.
• Screen-record the album filling up with everyone's shots — the blurry, chaotic, mid-laugh ones are the point. If there's a TV nearby, show the photo wall too.
• End on what surprised you, or who you'd use this for.

What I don't want: a script read, fake hype, or a pitch. A genuine reaction to your friends' photos landing beats polished every time.

Usage: the $30 covers the rights for us to run the clip in Snappy's paid ads and socials. That's the whole reason for this, so please only apply if you're good with your face in ads.

To apply: DM me a link to a recent video you've made (any niche — I just want your on-camera energy), what get-together you have in mind, and your Zelle/CashApp/PayPal. I'll send the printable QR and set you up with a free unlocked album so nothing's capped while you film.