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How UGCBloom Can Help You

Capitalise on the Season

Own the moment your buyers are already shopping for.

The problem

Seasonal moments are the few weeks a year your buyers are already in market, and everyone competes for the same attention at the same time. Back to School, Mother's Day, Black Friday and the holidays reward brands that show up early with content that feels native, not a discount banner posted the week of.

How it works on UGCBloom

One brief per moment, creators sourced and briefed against the calendar date, with content live in the run-up rather than on the day. The same workflow re-runs for the next moment, so each season gets easier instead of starting from scratch.

How brands do this

A luxury resale marketplace

For its holiday campaign, it used predictive technology to vet and select creators up front rather than casting on instinct, identifying tentpole creators for two distinct audience segments.

A 2.5x increase in views per dollar, and a 440 percent lift in views.

A large general-merchandise retailer

Ran two parallel creator-led back-to-school campaigns. One targeted college students using young content creators showing dorm essentials, its first time using influencers in back-to-school ads. The other, aimed at parents of younger kids, was built around collaborations with teacher content creators released in installments across the school season.

Why UGCBloom

Seasonal windows are short and unforgiving. Sourcing, briefing, approving and paying dozens of creators by hand takes longer than the window itself, which is why seasonal creator pushes usually get cut. Running it through one workflow is what makes hitting the date realistic.

Ready when you are

Ready to capitalise on the season?