UGC Creator - Music & Culture (Remote)

Get Paid To Make Short Videos About Music Marketing. No Existing Following Required. Go Here To Apply: Boost Collective is a top-rated music promotion platform that helps independent artists get their music heard. We're growing our creator team and we'll pay you to make short-form videos about how artists actually get their songs heard: what works, what's a waste of money, and everything in between. You don't need an audience. You don't need to be a musician. You need a phone, a face, and the ability to make a video people want to watch. What you'd actually do Make short videos (TikTok, Reels, Shorts) on a fresh account we set up with you. Nothing touches your personal profile Talk about music promotion in a way that's real, not salesy. We hand you formats, hooks, and inspiration, you make them yours with full creative freedom Post consistently (about five short videos a week) and improve as you go with real coaching from our team Why creators like this Paid Per Video, and your rate climbs as you level up + performance bonuses when a video pops and a cut of every sale your content drives Fully remote, no set hours, no calls you have to attend: Do it around a job or school Zero Personal Brand Risk: The account is separate and stays with us; you keep your own pages for your own thing Real Training: Most of our creators had never made content before joining You'll do well here if you Can talk to a camera and hold attention. If you're the one who tells the story at the table, that's the skillset we're looking for. Will actually post five a week, consistency beats talent here by a mile Are comfortable enough in the music world that it doesn't sound forced. You don't have to make music. If you're able to pay attention, do your own research, and run with ideas, you'll excel. Take a note and try it. The coachable creators go furthest. Face-to-camera required. Open to creators in the US and Canada. GO Here To Apply:

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