Arthur | UGC Farm

You can now dress up AI avatars on UGC.Farm with YOUR products Then create UGC videos from them ...or just use the image as it is Note: Tested it on a few ad creatives and got the lowest CPC of any campaign I ran 😅

@iamgdsa You don't even need to get in the creator drama nowadays You can do videos like that with AI in a few clicks...

From nothing to #19 on the App Store with TikTok marketing-only. This AI outfit app just did 57,300,000 views in the past 12 days 🧵

@TheAIColony Two problems I see: 1) These look 100% AI made (others can see that as well) 2) Who does it address? (if it's an everyone's solution, it's not a great solution)

BREAKING NEWS!!!! ChatGPT can now create winning Ads in minutes. No need to pay creative directors $2000 - $30,000 monthly. Here’s how to create winning Ads:

@Melissa_powell3 @mattwelter You can use other solutions, especially if you sell fashion and want to stand out from the crowd ;)

@mattwelter You can no longer use for TikTok shop anymore

reelfarm ai ugc is driving 25M+ views across 6 videos (not including the hundreds of others getting 250k-500k views) how you can do this too: 1. make 10 custom ai ugc avatars 2. schedule 25 videos across 1-2 weeks 3. run ads on top 3-5 that perform best

Let's help other founders out: How do you get in front of the people you want to sell to?

@ProductHunt Ads made cheaper and faster👉 ugc.farm

elevator pitch time. sell me your product in five words or less 🫶

AI that tries any clothes you want (on video) I just wanted to let you know this option exists now :) If you don't know why would you ever do something like this, let me give you a few reasons: -allows you to create video ads (in case you sell clothes) -replace urgent photoshoots (these are done in a few minutes) -it's cool (like, you can just drag & drop a piece of clothing and an AI person will wear it on video) Oh, and it's fully customizable with a few clicks as well! Customize how the "person" who wears your clothes looks, customize what he/she does in the video (walk, talk, smile etc.) and they're up to 10 seconds long as well. If you're curious, you can look it up (ugc.farm)

Founders who relocated: Did moving to a new city (SF/Dubai/etc) actually transform your business? Seeing lots of "you MUST move to [city]" advice, and it made me curious on your experience: Was it worth it? What changed?

Fashion brands: Stop wasting $1000s on product shoots. UGC Farm creates AI try-on videos featuring YOUR clothes on 50+ diverse models in 29 languages. One photo → 50+ videos No subscriptions No editing skills needed See why smart fashion brands pay <$1 per video 👇

@joeytitanium @mattwelter We have reel farm's core functions + more If you just look at our website, you can see we target a totally different niche: e-commerce fashion brands We have different features for them, like lipsync and try-on Oh, and we didn't steal Matt's avatars, we made our own :)

A copycat complaining about another copycat stealing his content. Such irony 😆 @mattwelter got another one for you

@mattwelter @LifeOfPhat @joeytitanium Stole what? Your avatars? Your what? We took parts of your product and made it better for a certain niche (fashion e-com) Inspiration leads to innovation, I truly don't get why you are mad, focus on serving your niche and improving your product. Best of luck!

@LifeOfPhat @joeytitanium @ugcfarm did he forgot he stole everything from reelfarm a month ago dont give this guy attention

@ericdjav Ok. Glad we figured that out, good luck to you too 🤝

@ugcfarm The version I told you is the good one. I cannot say to a client that I paid someone to do the avatars and that he might have stolen them as you can obviously understand.. Videos identified have been removed on my side, good luck ur project, cheers

24 hours since we publicly called out @ericdjav for stealing our AI avatars. His response? Complete silence. This is the reality for small creators: • Someone with more followers steals your work • They profit from YOUR investment • They ignore you when caught • The industry watches and does nothing Is this the "build in public" culture we want? Where stealing from smaller creators has zero consequences? He's making money with OUR AI avatars that WE spent resources developing. If you think creators deserve better, share this. Or don't and wait until it happens to you.

Let's clear up a few contradictions before moving to DMs: In our support chat, you claimed you "purchased from us" (which is not true and not according to our t&c) Now you're saying "you paid a guy to make avatars." Which is it? The fact is: our avatars appeared on your platform. We invested in creating them. You've tried to profit from them. Regarding ReelFarm: We were inspired by them but built for different audiences with additional features - completely different from taking someone's actual digital assets. I'm more than happy to resolve this properly in DMs, but let's start with honesty about what happened...

I paid a guy to make me avatars, and apparently he stole some of them from u and I’m sorry about that. Today I contacted him and he’s saying NO he didn’t. What can I say? Who should I believe? I will remove them anyway from what I see it’s barely 10 avatars, no big deal. You’re publicly trying to bash me to bring the light on you but did you ever try to reach me by DM to understand the situation and try to fix it in a diplomatic way? NO. Come on man, you’re a pale copycat of reelfarm (you didn’t even take the time to think of another name or a different style) and you’re accusing me of what you’re actually doing. But let’s move forward. I’ll remove the 10 characters that I identified as being apparently from ur platform and wait for u to confirm me that no other ones belong to your platform. Let’s fix this thing in DM as educated people and not try to accuse the build in public style that has nothing to do with that. Cheers

Since when did stealing become OK? @ericdjav took ALL of our avatars and is now trying to sell something we spent time and money creating, as if it were his own! Now you know the kind of guy you’ve been helping grow on X 🤣

Let's clear up a few contradictions before moving to DMs: In our support chat, you claimed you "purchased from us" (which is not true and not according to our t&c) Now you're saying "you paid a guy to make avatars." Which is it? The fact is: our avatars appeared on your platform. We invested in creating them. You've tried to profit from them. Regarding ReelFarm: We were inspired by them but built for different audiences with additional features - completely different from taking someone's actual digital assets. I'm more than happy to resolve this properly in DMs, but let's start with honesty about what happened...

I paid a guy to make me avatars, and apparently he stole some of them from u and I’m sorry about that. Today I contacted him and he’s saying NO he didn’t. What can I say? Who should I believe? I will remove them anyway from what I see it’s barely 10 avatars, no big deal. You’re publicly trying to bash me to bring the light on you but did you ever try to reach me by DM to understand the situation and try to fix it in a diplomatic way? NO. Come on man, you’re a pale copycat of reelfarm (you didn’t even take the time to think of another name or a different style) and you’re accusing me of what you’re actually doing. But let’s move forward. I’ll remove the 10 characters that I identified as being apparently from ur platform and wait for u to confirm me that no other ones belong to your platform. Let’s fix this thing in DM as educated people and not try to accuse the build in public style that has nothing to do with that. Cheers

@ericdjav Should I send you a payment link for half the revenue? Because you STOLE our avatars and used them on your website 🤔

After 3 month of hard work, I just reached: - 4000 followers - 700+ users - 20 paying Consistency is the magic. Consistency is the key. Consistency pays off. Start now.

@ericdjav Can you provide some kind of explanation? Why are ALL OUR AVATARS on BuzzClip??? 🫠 Yk that's just... stealing, right?

@DanKulkov The new "build in public" pipeline: 1. Reply your way into a following 2. Offer zero real value 3. Steal someone’s hard work, hoping no one notices 4. Slap a price tag on it and call it "your SaaS" 5. Play dumb when caught If you know who I'm talking about...

plan A - build a successful saas - sell it plan B - launch a course - yap how easy it is to build a successful saas - launch another course

@aeejazkhan E-commerce fashion brands who run ads - how do you reach them?

Who is your targeted audience?

@elnurfa Exactly. Hopefully, this serves as a lesson for people to protect their work better and a warning to those who think stealing is an easy way to succeed!

@ugcfarm yeah. not very good, not very good. people don't care about their reputation apparently.