@charlotte.ugc: chlo.ugc and others charlotte.arsenault THIS is the only way my Trial Reels have been performing!! 👀 Maybe I shouldn't have shared this, but ohh well!! I am so curious what is your Trial Reel strategy? What has been working well for you? Let's all help each other out in the comments xx🧚

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maaaa.camargo
mayte camargo :)) :
is there a way to put the trial reel on my account of it performs well
2026-09-17 13:53:12
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contentbyroni
roni🤍 :
Can someone explain where you post the trial reel? And how this all works
2026-09-19 11:55:46
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alainacriss
Alaina Criss :
wait...so you leave them as a trial reel...but then upload it to your account if it performs well?
2026-10-19 17:43:41
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julia.jasinski
JULIA :
Does this mean you post the video twice? Or release the trial reel to your profile?
2026-09-23 18:59:34
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ximenamjia
ximenamjia :
how many trial reels should we post a day and how spread out in time?
2026-10-03 23:43:32
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lizzielainemusic
Lizzie Laine Wedding Singer :
Do you change the caption or anything on the same reel that you post on your page? Xx
2026-09-14 07:10:43
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michelleugc.co
MichelleUGC :
Thanks for spilling the tea! This is good
2026-09-19 17:58:07
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arianne.studio
arianne.studio :
Thank you for the insight queen 💕
2026-09-11 15:22:00
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andreatravelugc
andreatravelugc :
And then you leave the trial reels forever? Mine worked well but I just post the trial reel after some days
2026-09-11 16:04:59
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noor_well
noor_well :
Very useful!
2026-09-14 00:51:57
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wanderbabeconnie
Connie Bedell :
Ok good tips thank you
2026-09-18 03:27:40
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2026-09-11 16:26:40
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