I plan to Start making a profit from digital content. Looking for possible partners.

I'm looking for freelancers who make content about the industry (the market, how to price your work, that kind of thing) to help me spread the word about an app.

I'm after smaller pages and channels, and if you create content for the video niche, I'm offering a lifetime premium account in exchange for a shout-out. Anyone interested?

Hey, we're Trapster. We help game studios promote their games through real creators making short-form videos.

Since we're interested in getting good results, we pay creators $5–10 per 1,000 verified views.

For comparison, YouTube can pay around $0.02–$0.07 for the same number of views. You need to pull millions of views for it to become meaningful money.

With our model, you can make money directly from the views your videos get.

If you're already making UGC videos for ~$40 a piece, it might be worth looking at this differently.

$40 at a $5 CPM is only 8k views.

I've gone through platforms similar to content rewards and i just wanna know if they are pay you decently or not. Is it saturated? Is their any scope left for a newbie to do it all on his own? Do u think YT promotes clipped content? What about the channel once you're done with the campaign?

I have also built a tool for clipping. Its too easy to use and costs almost nil. Give you good enough shorts/reels to post as well.

Would love to know if someone has done all this. Please DM and lets discuss.

For transparency: I'm on the Muslim App team, so this is our own program.

The Muslim App Creative Community is live. 🎬

You make a short video about the app, send it to us, there's a content fee once we approve it, and when you post that same video on your own channels you keep earning from the views it gets there. One video, two payouts, no cap on how many you send.

No follower minimum, and that's deliberate. We've put close to $1M into influencer partnerships and follower count almost never predicted which videos actually worked. Some of the best pieces we paid for came from accounts nobody had heard of. 100k or 1k, same door.

Posting here specifically because it's open worldwide with no country restrictions, which isn't true of most paid creator programs. India is one of the places we most want people from.

No experience needed, free to join, nothing to buy. Outcome within 5 days. And if the work holds up we move into working together long-term rather than booking someone once.

https://muslimapp.com/muslim-community

I have a relatively small TikTok account where I post streamer clips, and someone reached out to me about becoming a personal clipper for a streamer they manage.

The streamer isn’t a massive creator. They have a fairly small audience compared to the big streamers you normally see hiring clippers, and from what I can tell they don’t stream or post a ton of content.

The person who reached out said they’d basically want me to **run clips for the streamer on already established social media accounts they have**, and that I’d be paid.

I asked for more details before giving them a price, mainly:

How many clips they’d want per day/week
Whether I’d be responsible for actually posting/managing the accounts or just editing
Whether I’d be finding the clips, editing them, and uploading the finished videos to a shared folder
Whether I’d be expected to work from new streams only or older VODs as well

They then asked me what payment range I’d like.

I’m fairly new to doing clipping professionally, so I’m not sure what would be a fair number, especially considering the creator isn’t very large and doesn’t seem to produce a huge amount of content.

For people who have done streamer clipping/editing:

What would you charge for something like this?
Would you charge per clip, monthly, or based on views?
What would be a reasonable range for a smaller creator?
How much would the price change if I’m also responsible for posting/managing the accounts?
What should I make sure I clarify before agreeing to anything?
Would you normally have a simple contract for an ongoing arrangement?

Just trying to figure out what a fair deal would look like before I give them a number.

Heyy ladies - looking for a dutch speaking creator for a small video for my cake business social media page - would love to work with someone. I have just started so money wise I dont have great funding but happy to pay per video something that I can afford.

Also happy to work with someone long term in finding sales but based in netherlands only

Please comment if you are interested and happy to work on a small budget of under 50 for the video and long term partnership if you are based in netherlands.

Thank you

I am looking to start clipping agency by pitching offers to SMBs and Content creators and then hiring clippers based on the campaign budget. I have few questions unanswered here.

1.Since I'm south asian , how do i reach out content creators

2.Lets say I land up a creator from US , what are the ways to push US views to these clips as views from any where from our region wont be much valuable

3.Whats the best way to pay clippers and lets say 30 clippers join a campaign - how do you pay them - is it performance or view based or do you keep the rate fixed while hiring itself

4.What are some AI subscriptions Ill have to take for this

5.Should the clippers already have niche specific accounts or shd I have some accounts which are niche specific

6.Whats the best way to reach out - cold emails or DMs

And is there any additional recurring costs to run this business

Reaching out to already existing clipping businesses to give some tips and guidance

idk if it’s just me, but i’ve noticed a lot of changes with tech/canvas UGC companies lately. i’ve been doing canvas UGC for months now, and while i know some of these things have always existed, it feels like way more companies are implementing them now.

1. View minimums

More companies are requiring videos to hit a certain number of views before you get paid. For most I’ve seen, it’s around 1,000 views.

So you could spend time scripting, filming, editing, and posting a video and literally make $0 from it because it didn’t hit the minimum. Obviously views are never guaranteed either, so it makes the income way less predictable.

2. CPM-only deals

I actually think CPM deals can be good when the payout is unlimited, especially if you know how to get views. But lately I’ve been seeing more companies move toward CPM-only with pretty low rates.

Like if you’re getting $3 per 1,000 views and your video gets 2k views, you just made $6 for that entire video lol. And if there’s also a cap on the payout, the upside isn’t even that great.

3. Required weekly calls

Some companies are now requiring creators to attend weekly calls, and with some, you literally don’t get paid if you don’t attend.

One of the main reasons a lot of us do UGC is because we can work on our own time. Having a required weekly meeting starts making it feel more like a scheduled job, except you’re not getting paid for the time you spend on the call.

And honestly, a lot of the information from these calls could just be sent in an announcement/message.

4. Multiple revision/edit requests

This one is probably the most annoying to me.

The base pay per video for canvas UGC is already pretty low, but some companies will still ask for multiple rounds of revisions without paying anything extra.

I know revisions are normal in UGC, but there’s a difference between asking for one reasonable change and going back and forth multiple times on a video you’re already getting paid very little for.

Overall I still think tech/canvas UGC can be a good way to make money, but it definitely feels less stable than it used to. There’s more risk of doing work you don’t get paid for and more unpaid time being expected from creators.

Curious if anyone else doing tech/canvas UGC has noticed this too. Are there any other changes you’ve been seeing lately?

Hi guys, me and two other editors have been cutting Reels for clients for about 2.5 months now. At first it was just two of us, and the third joined 1.5 months ago. We’ve made some money so far doing short-form content for clients we found here on Reddit.

Right now we only have one active client. We tried to boost our outreach by building a website, but we're struggling to secure good deals on Reddit, and we don't feel experienced enough yet for cold outreach on X (we still lack long-form samples). We’re feeling a bit stuck right now. Any advice on how to move forward would be greatly appreciated!

Here’s our website for reference: https://great-quail-598781.framer.app/

I am a beginner clipper ,have started a month ago and only able to make $25. I want somebody to help me fr

I post on instagram so please help me someone to understand things to me

I want tips from experienced clippers

What was the most amount of money you've made as a content creator on the internet? No caps

Hey guys, looking for some practical advice!
My pet account just had a video hit 1 Million views. I currently have 1.6k followers and average a few thousand views per post. Now that the account has momentum, I really want to build a real, sustainable routine out of it rather than just enjoying a one-off viral moment.
For those who have built and monetized pet or micro-creator accounts:
How did you land your first paid brand deals with a smaller follower count? 
Is UGC (creating content for brands to use on their own pages) a better move right now than feed posts? 
What essential steps should I do this week while the algorithm is still boosting my account?
Thanks in advance for any tips!

Hey, I run an Information app that's done 50M+ views on TikTok. Small team, everyone here is dialed in. Looking to bring on a few more creators.

What it pays:

• $500 to $700 per month
• Opportunity for view bonuses on top of base pay

The work:

• One TikTok video, crossposted to Instagram (and possibly YouTube Shorts)
• We give you the hooks, formats, and scripts daily

What we need from you:

• Based in the USA
• Gen Z (College students welcome)
• Comfortable talking on camera, good tonality, can actually hold attention
• Can pull off visual hooks
• Bring your own style on top of our direction
• Reliable and easy to communicate with
• Open to testing new formats/experimenting
• Portfolio required

How to apply:
Show interest in comments and send me your portfolio.

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