Brands want to see my videos first
Paste your sample videos from TikTok, YouTube or Vimeo. They play on your page, several to a block, and nothing loads from the app until someone presses play.
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Let brands watch your sample videos before they reply.
Put your sample videos on your page and they play right there, without sending anyone to another app. Write your rates in your own words, and when a brand asks for numbers, send them a link to your page’s real ones.
Put your sample videos on your page and they play right there, without sending anyone to another app.
Pick a feature to see it on the page
Delphine Arsenault
she/herMoncton
UGC videos in English and French, from Moncton
I’m Delphine. I film short videos brands can run as ads or post themselves, in English, French or both.
- Tell me about your productSend a link to it and your dates. I reply within two days
Before we start
Do I need to send the product?
Yes, and I keep it unless we agree otherwise. I’m in New Brunswick, so it usually gets here in a few days.
Will you post the videos on your own accounts?
Not usually. They’re made for your ads and your accounts. If you’d like a post on mine as well, ask and I’ll quote it separately.
How long can we use them?
On your own accounts, for as long as you like. Running one as a paid ad is the extra on the rates above, 30 days at a time.
Can you write the script?
I can, or I’ll follow yours. Most brands send a few points they want said, and I put them in my own words.
- Save my detailsFor briefs, samples and invoices.
portage.camp › @delphinearsenault
Delphine Arsenault (example page)
An example Portage page. I’m Delphine. I film short videos brands can run as ads or post themselves, in English, French or both.
Tap the address to open Delphine Arsenault’s page and try it.
Brands can watch your videos without leaving your page.
Three things to add before you pitch.
Paste your sample videos.
Links from TikTok, YouTube or Vimeo all play on your page.
Write your rates down.
One line for each kind of video, with the price in your words.
Put the link in your pitches.
Add a word for each brand, so you can see which ones opened it.
What brands ask before they book you.
Every brand asks for my rates
List what you offer with a price in your own words, like a number, “From” or “Ask me”. The button under the list goes to your email or your form.
Usage rights come up on every call
Answer them once on your page, like how long a brand can run your video as an ad and whether raw footage comes with it. Each answer opens with a tap.
Three moreFour moreUsage rights come up on every call · A brand wants proof of my numbers · I pitch brands and never hear back · I have a code from a brand I work with
Usage rights come up on every call
Answer them once on your page, like how long a brand can run your video as an ad and whether raw footage comes with it. Each answer opens with a tap.
A brand wants proof of my numbers
Send a read-only link to your page’s real views and clicks for the dates you pick. Nobody can edit it, and it stops working when you say so.
I pitch brands and never hear back
Add a word for each brand to the end of your link. Your numbers then show which brands opened your page, without ever saying who the person was.
I have a code from a brand I work with
Put it on your page in letters big enough to read, and people copy it with one tap. A brand’s code is labelled Paid partnership.
Brands still pay you the way they do now, through your own invoices.
How each of these works:
Three made-up creators who film for brands.
None of them are real. Delphine films in English and French from Moncton, Gus cooks for the camera in Saskatoon, and Theo films desk gear at night in Vancouver.These three are made up. Start from whichever films the way you do.
Delphine Arsenault, an example: @delphinearsenault
A UGC creator in Moncton who films in English and French, with her sample videos on top, her rates and her number.
Her sample videos play right on the page
Gus Halvorsen, an example: @gushalvorsen
A home cook in Saskatoon who films for kitchen brands, with a note saying when he’s booked to, stills from his shoots and a spice shop’s code.
Says when he’s booked to, then shows the work
Theo Lam, an example: @theolamshoots
Theo films desk gear at night in Vancouver. Two sample videos lead, then his past shoots as tiles and the questions brands ask.
Two sample videos first, then his past shoots
About videos, numbers and getting paid.
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What that covers
When we improve how search engines and AI answer engines read pages, yours gets the change by itself.
- Facts search engines can read. Your page carries structured data: who you are, where you are, your hours and dates, and your links, in the terms search engines and AI answer engines read. It’s built from what’s on your page and nothing else, and when those terms change, we update every page.
- Events, menus and prices. Dates, menus, price lists, questions and releases are each described the way search engines expect them, and an event carries its venue and ticket link when you’ve given them.
- Found when it changes. Once your page is in search, it’s in our sitemap with the date it last changed, and we tell the search engines that use IndexNow when it changes or first comes into search.
Nobody can promise a place in search results or a mention in an AI answer, so we don’t. What we can do is make your page easy to read and accurate, and keep it that way.
Can brands watch my sample videos on my page?
Yes. Paste the link to each video on TikTok, YouTube or Vimeo and it plays right on your page. Put several in one block and people swipe through them. Nothing loads from the app until someone presses play.
Can I show a brand my numbers?
Yes. Send them a read-only link to your page’s real views and clicks, for the dates you pick. They can’t change anything, and the link stops working when you say so. It shows how your Portage page is doing, not your follower counts on other apps.
Can I tell which brands opened my pitch?
Yes. Add a word for each brand to the end of the link you send them, and your numbers count the visits from each one separately. They never say who the person was.
Do brands pay me through my page?
No, because money never moves on a Portage page. Your rates are there for people to read, and the button under them goes to your email or the form you already use. Invoices and payments stay wherever you keep them now.
Is it really free?
Yes. Every page feature is free for everyone. You only pay if you want an identity or business check, Unmarked to take the Portage credit off a business page, your page on a domain you already own, custom work from the studio, or, if you look after more than 5 clients’ pages, the Agency plan. One organisation running 10 or more pages of its own can choose Enterprise. None of those adds a feature. Every free page has a small Made with Portage line at the bottom, ours included, and your page never comes down because you didn’t buy something.
Have your page ready for the next pitch.
Put the link in your bio and at the bottom of every pitch.
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