Own the moment your buyers are already shopping for.
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.
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.
A luxury resale marketplace used predictive technology for its holiday campaign 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.
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.
Turn a launch into a moment people see five times in a week.
See how it runsLet creators discover the hook you'd never have scripted.
See how it runsStock your ad account with creative that doesn't look like an ad.
See how it runsEnter a new country with creators who are already native to it.
See how it runsLook like a real community already formed around you.
See how it runsBe the product Google's AI names when buyers ask.
See how it runsAgencies quoted a client 3 to 6 month timelines before they came to us. We matched them with 43 vetted creators and had 192 videos live in 3 weeks flat, and you pay for delivered output, not a monthly retainer whether or not anything ships.
Manual creator DMs, spreadsheets, and one-off payouts stop scaling around the fifth or sixth creator, at which point someone's full-time job becomes chasing invoices. On UGCBloom, sourcing, briefing, approvals, and payouts run through one workflow so your creator count can grow 10x without your headcount growing at all.
Closed creator lists and flat pricing mean you either overpay a micro-creator to hit a blended average, or underpay a bigger one and lose them. Our AI sources from the full creator market, not a closed list, and every strategy uses dynamic, per-creator pricing negotiated inside a range you set, approved by you before it's final.