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Pokemon Clipping !

Content RewardsClipperazziPost on Instagram, TikTok, YouTubeClipping
CPM$1.20Per 1K views
10K-view clip$12On TikTok

$1,417.80 of $1,800 left

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About

A campaign to clip content for an app that estimates Value of Pokemon Cards.
Post on
Instagram, TikTok, YouTube
Joining
Open to anyone
Category
mobile-app, app, technology

Pay per clip

What one clip earns on TikTok at $1.20 per 1K views.

  • 10K$12
  • 50K$60
  • 100K$120
  • 1M$350
Min payout$1.20
Max a clip$350
TikTok$1.20
Instagram$1.20
YouTube$1.20

Work out your pay

Take home$60
Per clip$12

As TikTok pays on this campaign, before any platform fee.

Why this grade

A, Strong

Passes 4 of 5 checks

  • Pays wellPasses$12 for a 10K-view clip. The middle clipping campaign pays $11.
  • Pays at the topMissesThe best-paying quarter of clipping campaigns pays $20 or more.
  • Paying outPassesViews, approvals or spending in the last 14 days.
  • Room to earnPasses$1.4K left, enough for about 118 clips of 10K views.
  • Not ending soonPassesLasts 90+ days.

217 of 575 live clipping campaigns grade this well.

How grades work

How long will the budget last?

Forecast90+ daysAt the current pace
Spent a day$4.35Over the last readings
Budget left79%$1,417.80 of $1.8K

$1,417.80 of $1,800 left

Daily views

227K views in 30 days 379%up on the week before
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  20. 1 Nov1,646 views
  21. 2 Nov4,423 views
  22. 3 Nov16,298 views
  23. 4 Nov16,856 views
  24. 5 Nov23,662 views
  25. 6 Nov18,444 views
  26. 7 Nov32,166 views
  27. 8 Nov51,208 views
  28. 9 Nov50,805 views
  29. 10 Nov11,076 views
  30. 11 Nov322 views

Track record

Proof it's paying

Last approvalYesterdayA clip was approved for pay
Budget last went downTodayFrom our own readings
Earned by clippers$382.20So far, as the platform shows
Paid per 1K views$1.68140% of the listed $1.20
Average per clipper$38.2210 clippers so far
Top clipper earned$219.22skibidisirk, 57% of all earned
Views227K
Approved posts66
Clippers10
Paid out$0
Launched
31 Oct
First seen
10 Nov, 9:01 am ET
Last checked
11 Nov, 12:07 am ET

Top clips

ClipAppViews
**Gengar EX Sold for $1,400… But Its Market Price Is $4,050! 🤯👻** A Gengar EX Pokémon card sold for **$1,400 during an online livestream auction**, even though its listed market price is around **$4,050**. That's a huge difference of **$2,650 below market value!** For the buyer, this could be an incredible opportunity if the card's condition and authenticity match expectations. But for the reseller, this sale doesn't automatically mean a big payday, their actual profit depends on how much they originally paid. Sometimes, online bidding produces surprising deals, and this one definitely raises questions about the gap between market value and the final sale price. **Would you grab this Gengar EX for $1,400 if its market price is $4,050? 👀🔥** #pokemoncards #gengar #cardcollection #cardcollector #tradingcards #collectiblesInstagram54K
**Gengar Prime Sold for $1,950… Even Though Its Market Price Is Only $54.85! 🤯👻** An Original Gengar Prime Pokémon card just sold for an incredible **$1,950 during an online livestream auction**, despite having a listed market price of only **$54.85**. That's nearly **36 times its market value!** 🤯 When collectors get caught up in competitive bidding, the final price can go way beyond the listed market value. For a reseller who picked up the card at a much lower price, a sale like this could mean a massive payday. It's another example of how unpredictable Pokémon card reselling can be. One bidding war can make a huge difference in the final sale price. **Would you believe someone paid $1,950 for a card with a $54.85 market price? 👀🔥** #pokemoncards #gengar #cardcollection #cardcollector #tradingcards #collectiblesInstagram30K
**Gengar Prime Sold for $1,950… Its Market Price Is Only $54.85! 🤯👻** A Pokémon reseller sold **Gengar Prime for an incredible $1,950 during an online livestream auction**, even though its market price is only around **$54.85**. That’s nearly **36 times its listed market price**, with the final sale coming in **$1,895.15 above market value**! If the reseller bought the card at a much lower price, this could be an enormous payday. The bidding pushed the final price far beyond its usual market value. Pokémon card auctions can get wild when collectors are determined to take home a card! **Would you believe someone paid $1,950 for a Gengar Prime valued at just $54.85? 👀🔥** #pokemoncards #gengar #cardcollection #cardcollector #tradingcards #collectiblesInstagram13K
**Gengar Prime Sold for $1,950… Even Though Its Market Price Is Only $54.85! 🤯👻** An Original Gengar Prime Pokémon card just sold for an incredible **$1,950 during a livestream auction**, despite having a listed market price of only **$54.85**. That's nearly **36 times its market value!** 🤯 When collectors get into competitive bidding wars, the final sale price can go far beyond the listed market price. For a reseller who picked up this card at a much lower cost, a sale like this could mean a serious payday. It's another example of how unpredictable Pokémon card reselling can be. Sometimes, one auction can turn an ordinary-looking deal into a massive sale. **Would you sell your Gengar Prime for $1,950, or hold onto it and wait for an even bigger offer? 👀🔥** #pokemoncards #gengar #cardcollection #cardcollector #tradingcards #collectiblesInstagram11K
**Gengar Prime Sold for $1,950… Even Though Its Market Price Is Just $54.85! 🤯👻** A Gengar Prime Pokémon card just sold for an incredible **$1,950 during a livestream auction**, despite having a listed market price of only **$54.85**. That's more than 35 times its market price! When collectors get caught up in a bidding war, the final price can go far beyond what the market suggests. And if the seller picked up the card at a much lower price, that kind of sale could mean a massive profit. It's another example of how unpredictable livestream auctions can be, and how much buyers are sometimes willing to pay for the cards they want. **Would you sell your Gengar Prime for $1,950, or hold onto it? 👀🔥** #pokemoncards #gengar #cardcollection #cardcollector #tradingcards #collectiblesInstagram7.4K
**Gengar EX Sold for $4,010… Nearly 3 Times Its Market Price! 🤯👻** A Pokémon reseller sold **Gengar EX for an incredible $4,010**, even though its market price is only around **$1,400**. That’s **$2,610 above market value**, with the final sale price reaching nearly **2.9 times its listed market price**! If the reseller acquired this card for much less, this could be a massive payday. The bidding pushed the price far beyond its usual market value. Pokémon livestream auctions can get crazy when collectors are determined to own a card! **Would you pay $4,010 for a Gengar EX valued at $1,400? 👀🔥** #pokemoncards #gengar #cardcollection #cardcollector #tradingcards #collectiblesInstagram4.2K
Top clippersClipsViewsEarned
skibidisirk28161K$219.22
aetos61629K$52.38
adityavasist1019K$41.77

How to join

  1. Open it on Content RewardsSign in or make a free account there.
  2. JoinNo application. You can start right away.
  3. Post your clipOn Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, following the rules above.
  4. Send the link inContent Rewards checks the clip and pays for the views it counts.
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Common questions

How much does a 10K-view clip pay?

$12 on TikTok, at $1.20 per 1K views.

Do I need to apply?

No. Anyone can join on Content Rewards and start posting.

How long will the budget last?

About 90+ days at the pace it is spending now. Busy campaigns can run out faster.

Where does this information come from?

From Content Rewards's public campaign listing, read every 30 minutes. Last checked 11 Nov, 12:07 am ET.

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