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[Daksh | Micro SaaS @dakshbuildss]

@HanmoreMegan @JoshHanmore3 pouring into brand deals from empty is real. building a tool for the tracking/deadline side so there's less to pour from empty for. would you pay for it, and how much? basically replaces a social media manager

[Daksh | Micro SaaS @dakshbuildss]

@JenUGCGenX 6 brand deals in one weekend and still keeping storyboards, clothing, mic, filming times all straight is a lot of mental overhead. building a tool for exactly that juggling problem. would you pay for it if it existed, and how much? basically replaces a social media manager

[Daksh | Micro SaaS @dakshbuildss]

@ugcwithrachh hooks get all the glory but curious how you keep the boring half organized, usage rights, revision counts, deadlines across brands. building a tool for exactly that. would you pay for it if it existed, and how much? basically replaces a social media manager

[Daksh | Micro SaaS @dakshbuildss]

@ugc_sarahd love that this is client work, not just personal content. curious how you track usage rights and deadlines once a few client shoots overlap. building a tool for exactly that. would you pay for it if it existed, and how much? basically replaces a social media manager

[Daksh | Micro SaaS @dakshbuildss]

@karlydoesugc "shouldn't feel like homework" is exactly the vibe I want brand admin to have too. building a tool that handles deliverable tracking so it stops feeling like homework. would you pay for it if it existed, and how much? basically replaces a social media manager

[Daksh | Micro SaaS @dakshbuildss]

@joeparugc filming unclear parts multiple ways is smart. curious how you track which take answers which brief line. building a tool tying deliverables to brief specs. would you pay for it if it existed, and how much? basically replaces a social media manager

[Daksh | Micro SaaS @dakshbuildss]

@thejessicakco 300+ brands in 10 years is wild. curious how you personally keep every brand's deliverables/deadlines straight at that volume. building a tool for exactly that. would you pay for it if it existed, and how much? basically replaces a social media manager

[Daksh | Micro SaaS @dakshbuildss]

@epsacontenthub "systems not just consistency" hits hard. curious how you track those systems once you're juggling deliverables across brands. building a tool for exactly that. would you pay for it if it existed, and how much? basically replaces a social media manager

[Daksh | Micro SaaS @dakshbuildss]

@sociallysophhh jumping between niches like this is cool but curious how you keep each brand's specs/deadlines straight once a few examples overlap. building a tool for that exact tracking problem. would you pay for it if it existed, and how much? basically replaces a social media manager

[Daksh | Micro SaaS @dakshbuildss]

@itsnateotz filling out next week's content calendar every friday is real work. curious how you keep that in sync with actual brand deadlines once a few campaigns overlap. im building a tool for that. would you pay for it if it existed, and how much? basically replaces a social media manager

[Daksh | Micro SaaS @dakshbuildss]

@Nihasugc 3rd collab with the same brand is such a good sign of trust. as repeat deals stack up, how do you keep each one's deadlines and deliverables straight. im building a tool for that. would you pay for it if it existed, and how much? basically replaces a social media manager

[Daksh | Micro SaaS @dakshbuildss]

@TheKhushLife 2 contracts signed at once and it still feels smooth is the goal. with 200+ collabs total, how do you keep every deadline straight. im building a tool for that. would you pay for it if it existed, and how much? basically replaces a social media manager

[Daksh | Micro SaaS @dakshbuildss]

@Hi5LivingLife a brand reusing your content a year later is such a good sign. with 6+ collabs going at once, how do you keep older campaign details and rights straight. im building a tool for that. would you pay for it if it existed, and how much? basically replaces a social media manager

[Daksh | Micro SaaS @dakshbuildss]

@UgcEmilyMiller @Krosswood_Doors 500+ brands is wild. at that volume how do you keep every deadline and deliverable straight without something slipping. im building a tool for that. would you pay for it if it existed, and how much? basically replaces a social media manager

[Daksh | Micro SaaS @dakshbuildss]

@blikebebe congrats on the first one! once more start coming in, keeping deadlines and deliverables straight gets to be the hard part. im building a tool for that. would you pay for it if it existed, and how much? basically replaces a social media manager

[Daksh | Micro SaaS @dakshbuildss]

@drbiancabeldini a huge brand deal landing same week as a foraging shoot sounds like the exact moment deadlines get lost. im building a tool to auto track that stuff. would you pay for it if it existed, and how much? basically replaces a social media manager

[Daksh | Micro SaaS @dakshbuildss]

@ugcbymollyg congrats on the 3 deals with the same agency. curious how you keep the deliverables straight once you have that many going at once. im building a tool for exactly that. would you pay for it if it existed, and how much? basically replaces a social media manager

[Daksh | Micro SaaS @dakshbuildss]

@giiicestone the follow up nobody sends is so real. once a few of those turn into deals though, keeping the deadlines straight across all of them gets messy. im building a tool for that part. would you pay for it if it existed, and how much? basically replaces a social media manager

[Daksh | Micro SaaS @dakshbuildss]

@giiicestone picking the brand before you open your phone is smart. once the deal lands though, how do you track the deadlines after. im building a tool for that. would you pay for it if it existed, and how much? basically replaces a social media manager

[Daksh | Micro SaaS @dakshbuildss]

pattern im noticing after talking to a bunch of creators this week. its rarely that they forgot about a brand deal, its that the deadline was buried in an inbox with 40 other things in it. thats not a discipline problem, thats a tooling problem