How to Create a UGC Portfolio That Attracts Brands (Even if You’re Just Starting Out)

When Sarah, a 22-year-old marketing student in Tunis, uploaded her first UGC video reviewing a local skincare brand, she had no idea it would spark her freelance career. She didn’t have thousands of followers. She didn’t own a fancy camera. But what she had was creativity, consistency, and the courage to publish her work.

Two weeks later, she landed her first paid collaboration — not because of her follower count, but because she had a clear, professional UGC portfolio that brands could trust.

And you can do the same.

Whether you’re brand new or already testing the waters of UGC, your portfolio is what turns casual interest into real opportunities. It’s your storefront, your pitch, and your personal brand — all in one link.