Yes, I would be open to creating UGC for both products, but I think I’d personally fit better with Rebel Green because I enjoy lifestyle-focused and aesthetically pleasing content, especially products connected to daily routines and wellness.For filming, I’d probably visit stores like Target or DM Drogerie Markt / eco-friendly household sections in supermarkets, because they naturally fit the kind of relatable shopping and lifestyle content that performs well in UGC videos.

I would try to make the eco-friendly aspect feel natural and part of everyday life instead of sounding overly promotional. In a short video, I’d focus on simple visual storytelling — for example showing reusable materials, sustainable packaging, or how the product fits into a more conscious lifestyle.I’d keep the message short, relatable, and visually aesthetic, with quick cuts and captions like:“Small choices actually make a difference.”I think people connect more with authenticity and lifestyle-focused content rather than being heavily “sold” sustainability.

Yes, I’ve created UGC-style content mainly through my personal Instagram content over the past few years, especially in lifestyle, travel, health, and relatable daily-life content. While most of it was organic rather than formal paid UGC campaigns, the style is very similar — short-form videos with strong hooks, storytelling, trends, and audience-focused editing.Some of my content has reached millions of views and high engagement, which helped me understand what keeps viewers watching and interacting.You can see examples here:Instagram Portfolio (@Navidnj__)