If you’ve been following along, you know that I’ve been doing UGC since around March using the super popular Anti-Influencer Method (AIM). UGC means User Generated Content, and it basically means creating content for brands. Not highly polished content, but real mom life. Since I started, I’ve signed two UGC contracts, one for $850, both faceless. I had every intention of staying faceless because your girl is a bit shy, but this week the most incredible thing happened. I got

You’ve probably been told you need followers to make money online. And if you’re anything like most people I talk to, that alone has already made you feel like it is not for you. But there’s a whole side of content creation that no one really explains. It’s called tech UGC and it’s quietly paying people like you to create simple videos for apps, websites, and online tools. Not to grow your own page… not to become an influencer. You just help brands get more people to download

Hi! I’m Megan. I’m a small-town, introverted mom of two who paid off over $60K in debt without a degree, without going viral, and without showing up every day on social media. A few years ago, I was working as a social media manager while juggling mom life and constantly feeling behind. I didn’t come from money. I didn’t have fancy credentials. But I knew one thing: I was tired of surviving, and I wanted more for my family. I tried a little bit of everything to make ends mee

5 Things I Learned About Being an Anti-Influencer Mom You'll make it to the degree that you put in effort. There are no real shortcuts. It's hard to hear this because we all want to believe that a program will work for us no matter what, but if I'm not taking small actions every other day at least, nothing will happen. It's the exact same thing as planting a garden, taking care of a house, or taking care of kids. If you don't work on it, things don't move forward and you won'

Last night I was watching TikToks from UGC (User Generated Content) women of all ages who were sharing their wins and methods when it comes to creating content for brands. All I could think about was that I wish I'd known about this sooner. Even a few years ago. When I see Megan post in the group about The Anti-Influencer Method, there's usually at least one comment from someone along the lines of, "You're just making money off of this course. No one can earn this much actual

If you're new here, I'm an AIM mom. That's a mom doing the Anti-Influencer Method course. You've probably seen it around. I want to start this blog post by saying that I know a lot of moms hate on women who sell courses or guides. I saw it in the group again this week. Part of me understands this. There are a lot of useless courses out there, courses written by AI, etc. But if a course is carefully written by a woman who has the experience to back it up, if it's full of what

I started with the Anti-Influencer Method a month ago and since then, I'm officially in negotiations with two companies. I got one offer for about $120/month for maybe ten minutes of work daily, but turned that deal down. The contract wasn't what I wanted to do. It was also much lower than what I wanted to earn. In the past, I would have walked away from the table, frustrated and discouraged regarding how to move forward. But I remembered the module about figuring out how you

For moms who want to work from home, figuring out what you're going to focus on is the hardest part. There are pretty much unlimited options once one decides to go into business for themselves. Even if you decide to work for companies, there are so many ways to do that. You can handle their social media, become a virtual assistant, but the most flexible route is creating content for them on your own time: UGC. User Generated Content. It's content you make for companies while