No experience for online UGC campaigns but I post online about how AI makes our life easier.

I focus on a "Scroll-Stopping" strategy that balances authenticity with technical curiosity. I am a research student and a math teacher so I use that. I post on reditt asking questions about how this AI works and how this useful in research purposes.

1. The 3-Second Hook

​I start with a high-impact visual or a provocative question.

​Example: "I just found an AI that does 10 hours of research in 10 seconds."

I use my own research to look authentic and usefull for research purposes.

​This stops the scroll by immediately addressing a pain point (time-consuming research).

​2. Authentic "Process" Storytelling

​Instead of a polished commercial, I show the User Experience (UGC style).

​I use screen-recordings of the app in action alongside my "reaction."

​I highlight specific AI features—like summarizing complex papers or finding hidden data trends—to show real utility.

​3. Fast Pacing & Visual Cues

​Dynamic Cuts: I keep clips under 2-3 seconds each to maintain energy.

​On-Screen Captions: Since many users watch without sound, I use bold, "Pop-up" text for key takeaways.

​Trending Audio: I use low-volume trending tracks to boost the video's reach within the Instagram algorithm.

​4. Clear Call to Action (CTA)

​I conclude with one specific action.

​Example: "Stop gatekeeping—try SigPulse and let me know your favorite feature in the comments!"

​Why this works for SigPulse: It positions the app as an "essential tool" for modern creators and students while keeping the tone relatable and social-native,

I tried sleeping pills a year ago. I tried Yoga and meditation. I visited doctor and counselor. I listened spiritual discourse, music. I tried everything possible but it works for a small time. I can't get rid of emotional struggles.