25 june 2025
Instead of "minus 5 kg" - "mom didn't recognize": what UGC looks like that converts and doesn't get banned
UGC 2.0 is a really powerful weapon. But even the best creative is worthless if it doesn't pass moderation. TikTok and Meta algorithms are tougher than ever. And they don't particularly like pseudo-medicine, promise statements, and anything that looks like a "guaranteed result". So how do you make a lively, reliable, but safe to launch creative? Here is a practical analysis. Rules of the game: what not to do Moderators today catch not just "forbidden words" but also tone and subtext. Therefore, UGC creative should not look like advertising, even if it is. What causes a ban: Medical or physical promises ("minus 5 kg", "cleansed the liver", "removed toxins") Clear guarantees ("guaranteed profit", "stop% works", "get results in 7 days") Too "advertising" tone: calls, banners, font from the presentation Attacking messages: "You definitely have this problem", "You are doing everything...