How clip rewards work
A reward campaign is the engine of the clipping economy: you fund a budget, clippers clip your catalogue, and you pay only for the views that actually land. It turns a pile of unmade clips into distribution you can meter.
01What a reward campaign is
Instead of hiring one editor, you open your catalogue to an army of clippers and put a price on views. You set a rate, say $2.50 per 1,000 inserted views, and a total budget. Clippers apply, clip your best moments, and post them across their own reach. You pay per view delivered, so the spend is tied to results, not effort.
You do not even have to make the clips. Post a reward and clippers clip you. Every clip they post is a new door back into your revenue, and you only pay for doors that people actually walk through.
02The loop, step by step
- Fund. A creator or brand funds the campaign budget. This is the money in.
- Clip. Clippers apply, clip the catalogue, and post the clips on their accounts.
- Earn. The clips rack up views. Clippers are paid per view from the budget.
- Compound. The creator gets reach back, and the clippers they recruit keep paying in recurring.
See the whole market this sits inside in the clipping economy, and browse live reward campaigns.
03The math for a creator
The rate you pay and the rate you could charge both come from CPM. A finance channel commands a higher rate than a comedy channel for the same views. That is why LiquidClips pre-fills your campaign from your real numbers: nobody knows what to charge, and we do.
Get a pre-filled campaign from your real numbers.
Paste your channel and Kade prices a reward campaign on your catalogue: the rate to charge, the budget, and the projected lift, benchmarked against real campaigns.
