Whop content rewards

I want to start clipping, I actually made new accounts on tik, insta, Facebook..
To be honest I want take this realistically.. Am not expecting thousands or something, I just want make about 500$ before the end of the month.. I hope you guys give some advices

If you're using other people's clips, it'll be hard to get monetized - since all it takes is a few copyright holders to get annoyed and issue copystrike.

The way I've seen people use this to make money is to use it to build a community and not try to monetize the clips. Then once they've built a channel with followers, they either sell the channel or start posting their own original content and they monetize those videos.

There are a lot of scammers on whop.com from my personal experience. A lot of those campaigns take days to approve your clip. That's why they have an approval time on campaigns now so clippers know how often they approve clips. I am not sure what country you are from but duzlo.com is very fast in approving and sending out payment. The pay straight to your back. Approval time is usually under 24 hours. Takes 2-3 days for payments to clear. Clipping.net (KICK) campaigns start on the 4th of the month and last 30/31 days then you are paid within 2 weeks with USDT. They have a minimum requirement to join. monsterlab.io aka clipit used to be on whop. They always paid me on time for me on whop. I haven't used their new site yet. One of the owners is https://www.youtube.com/@ogserviuos . https://clipifymedia.com/ is another good company. I haven't used myself but I know others that have without issue. They payout in PayPal and crypto. Mostly Onlyfan campaigns from popular Onlyfans models like Piper Rochelle, Sophie Rain, Lanah Cherry, Camilla Araujo, etc. Starlet Clips has N3on. But, he always pays late. However they have large streamers like Los Pollos, AMP Fanum and more. Mostly pays by PayPal. Some campaigns pay by crypto.

CyHead said:

If you're using other people's clips, it'll be hard to get monetized - since all it takes is a few copyright holders to get annoyed and issue copystrike.

The way I've seen people use this to make money is to use it to build a community and not try to monetize the clips. Then once they've built a channel with followers, they either sell the channel or start posting their own original content and they monetize those videos.

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Sounds like Chatgpt. You don't need to get monetized by the social media company. Companies pay for clips based on views...