Start here: what clipping actually is
Clipping is cutting short vertical clips from longer content or brand footage and earning for the views they get.
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In short
- Brands, streamers and podcasters pay clippers to spread their content across many accounts.
- You are paid for verified views, usually at a rate per 1,000 views, within the campaign's rules.
- No followers are needed: short-form feeds rank each clip on its own merit.
The idea in one minute
Long videos, streams and podcasts are full of moments that would work as 20 second clips, but the people who make them rarely have time to cut and post them all. Clipping campaigns solve that by paying many clippers to cut those moments and post them on their own accounts. One brand, hundreds of accounts, a lot of reach.
Who pays for clipping
- Streamers and podcasters who want their best moments everywhere
- Apps and games that want installs without classic ads
- Brands launching a product or a campaign
- Musicians pushing a new song
What you actually do
- 1Pick a campaignRead the brief and the rules.
- 2Find momentsWatch the source and mark the parts that work on their own.
- 3Edit and postCut vertical clips with captions and post them to your accounts.
- 4Submit and get paidSubmit the links, get them verified and get paid for the views.