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Already running a clipping campaign elsewhere?
Example import
This fictional campaign:
Campaign: Brightside Podcast Clips Clip the best moments from our weekly podcast for TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. Rate: $1.50 per 1,000 views Budget: $2,000 Max $150 per clip. Minimum 5,000 views to get paid. Rules: - No watermarks - Use original audio only - Captions on screen, 15-60 seconds, vertical 9:16 - Campaign ends Dec 31, 2026 #brightsidepod
maps onto the campaign form like this:
| Campaign field | Imported value | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Campaign name | Brightside Podcast Clips Found | Found |
| Short description | Clip the best moments from our weekly podcast for TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. Found | Found |
| Campaign type | Clipping FoundDetected from your wording. Change it in the form if needed. | Found |
| Rate per 1,000 views | $1.50 Found | Found |
| Total budget | $2,000 Found | Found |
| Platforms | TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts Found | Found |
| Requirements | 332 characters Found | Found |
| Hashtags | #brightsidepod Found | Found |
| Caption | #ad Set it | Set it |
| Audio | Original audio Found | Found |
| Language | English Set it | Set it |
| Minimum clip length | 15 seconds Found | Found |
| Category / niche | Entertainment / Entertainment Found | Found |
| Start / end date | — / 2026-12-31 Found | Found |
- Per-clip cap of $150 found. It stays in your requirements text; check the matching setting in the campaign form.
- Minimum of 5,000 views found. It stays in your requirements text.
Clipping brief · grade F
12 missing rules · 4 of 16 checks passed
With a free account you also see each missing rule with its cited reason, get a corrected brief, and import the campaign pre-filled.
What changes when you move
Left: what you pasted. Right: the same campaign on Content Rewardz.
Why brands re-check a running campaign
One brand that ran a paid clipping campaign reported paying $1,500 for about 845,000 views "of which 99.999% were bot views".
Source: Peter Claridge (a brand that ran a clipping campaign) (2025-09-15) — First-hand account from one brand.
The same brand later found that "virtually all" of the paid clips had been deleted, and that many carried a personal watermark even though the rules banned it.
Source: Peter Claridge (a brand that ran a clipping campaign) (2025-09-15) — First-hand account from one brand.
The FTC says creators must disclose a financial tie to a brand, and warns not to assume a platform’s disclosure tool is good enough.
Source: U.S. Federal Trade Commission
On Content Rewardz you set a reward per 1,000 verified views and a budget. Views are verified before payout through several checks on a fixed schedule, and the platform commission is shown on top of your budget before you fund anything.
Free campaign audit
Send us the public links to clips from a campaign you ran anywhere. A person on our team checks each one by hand: whether it is still live, whether it carries a watermark or another logo, and whether it shows #ad or paid-partnership disclosure. We email you what we find. It is a manual review of what anyone can see on the clip, not an analysis of view counts.
Starting from scratch instead? Check a brief with the Brief Linter or write one with the Brief Generator.
Frequently asked questions
What can I import?
Any clipping or UGC campaign written as text: the title, rules, rate per 1,000 views, budget, platforms and requirements. Copy it from your campaign page, a doc or an email and paste it in. We only read the text you paste: we do not open links or visit other websites for you, so a link in your text is treated as plain text.
Do I need an account?
Not to start. The field-by-field mapping and your brief score work without an account. A free account shows each missing rule with its cited reason, adds them to your brief, and lets you import the campaign pre-filled in the campaign form.
How is my campaign mapped?
Each part of your campaign goes into the matching campaign field: name, description, campaign type, rate per 1,000 views, total budget, platforms, requirements, hashtags, caption, audio, language, minimum clip length and dates. The table shows which values were found and which are starter values for you to set.
Will my rate or budget change?
No, unless it is outside the allowed range. Then we move it to the nearest allowed value and say so next to the field. You can change every value in the campaign form before you fund anything.
My campaign is in euros, pounds or rupees. What happens?
Campaigns here are paid in US dollars. When every amount uses one currency (€, £ or ₹), we convert the rate, budget and per-clip cap at that day’s European Central Bank reference rate, and show the rate and date we used. If a campaign mixes currencies, we leave the amounts as written and ask you to check them.
Do you store what I paste?
No. Your text is read and then discarded. A draft is only saved when you click "Import as a campaign", and it is kept for 24 hours so it can open pre-filled after you sign up.
What is the free campaign audit?
A person on our team opens the public links you send and checks them by hand: which paid clips are still live, whether they carry a watermark or another logo, and whether they show #ad or paid-partnership disclosure. We email you what we find. It is a manual review of what anyone can see on the clip, not an analysis of view counts.
Is the brief score legal advice?
No. The disclosure and music checks link the FTC’s guidance and filed lawsuits so you can see why a rule matters, but they are not legal advice.
Sources
- A SaaS brand’s write-up of its paid clipping campaign — Peter Claridge (a brand that ran a clipping campaign), 2025-09-15First-hand account from one brand.
- Disclosures 101 for Social Media Influencers — U.S. Federal Trade Commission