Clipping with Artist Influence
We run clipping campaigns for artists, labels and brands through our Whop store and Content Rewards. Here's exactly how we review clips, what happens when a post gets a bot flag, and how to appeal if you think we got one wrong.
How review works
We review every submission against the Requirements posted on that campaign, and we only reject for something written there. Going viral doesn't change that.
If we change a campaign's Requirements, posts published before the change are judged on the old rules.
Common reasons a clip gets rejected
Not using the provided audio, the wrong length, engagement or audience tier under the campaign minimum, no screen recording of the video's own analytics once it passes 1,000 views (account analytics don't count), collab posts, and the same clip posted on multiple accounts.
Bot flags
Content Rewards scores posts for bot risk. A post over the threshold gets flagged, and its payout pauses while the flag is open.
A flag isn't final. A person on our team reviews it, and our admins can override it when needed.
Appeals
Think we got one wrong? Message the support chat in our Whop with the post link, the campaign name and data that shows the views are real, like a screen recording of that video's analytics.
Following the Requirements alone won't get a flagged post paid; the appeal needs to show the traffic is real. Appeals take 48 to 72 hours. On a flagged post you can also file Content Rewards' own appeal, one per post.
Budget and goals
Approved posts are paid at the campaign rate, up to the caps posted on the campaign. Once a campaign hits its goal, posts still pending aren't considered, so submit early.
Content Rewards' terms say earnings left unpaid because a campaign ran out of funds stay outstanding and are retried automatically.
Clipper FAQ
How do clippers get paid on Artist Influence campaigns?
Approved posts are paid at the campaign rate, up to the caps posted on each campaign. Campaigns run through our Whop store and Content Rewards.
Why was my clip rejected?
We only reject for something written in that campaign's Requirements. The most common reasons are not using the provided audio, the wrong length, engagement or audience tier under the minimum, a missing analytics screen recording after 1,000 views, collab posts, and the same clip on multiple accounts.
Is a Content Rewards bot flag final?
No. A flag pauses the payout while it's open. A person on our team reviews it, and our admins can override it when needed.
How do I appeal a rejected or flagged clip?
Message the support chat in our Whop with the post link, the campaign name and data showing the views are real, like a screen recording of that video's analytics. Appeals take 48 to 72 hours.
What happens to pending posts when a campaign hits its goal?
Once a campaign hits its goal, posts still pending aren't considered, so submit as early as you can.
Artist, label or brand looking to run a campaign? See clipping campaigns and what 71,000+ clips taught us about where the views come from.