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What the campaign publishes
- Rate per thousand views
- $2.00
- Views for the first dollar
- 0
- Minimum payout per clip
- $0.00
- Platforms allowed
- Instagram
- Total budget
- $4,000
- Budget still unspent
- $4,000
- Budget spent
- $0
- Paid to clippers
- $0
- Clippers taking part
- No data
- Approved clips
- 0
- Total views
- 0
- Average paid per clipper
- No data
The score, factor by factor
7.0out of 10
Every factor comes from a figure the campaign itself publishes, and together they answer one question: whether an ordinary clip gets paid here.
- Clearing the minimum+3.5no minimum payout
- Rate+1.1$2.0 per 1,000 · 2.0× the median rate
- Free budget+0.6$4,000 still unspent
- Competition+0.5no data on the split
- Time left+0.4too young to estimate
- Activity+0.3not enough history to compare
- Cap per video+0.2no per-video cap published
- Pays what it promises+0.2not enough track record to check yet
- Rules+0.2terms not read yet
Summary
Bumble is a dating and relationships platform where Connor Wood takes part in a podcast about love life and pop culture. The brand seeks to promote this content through female lifestyle, entertainment, and pop culture pages with positive vibes.
Your role consists of creating clips using the provided material or creating your own so that they are engaging and encourage watching the full episode. You must include an on-screen header and conversational subtitles that highlight Bumble in a positive way. The video must carry the Bumble watermark visible throughout the clip.
Post the content on Instagram tagging @bumble and including the hashtag #BumblePartner. The payment is 2 dollars for every 1,000 views.
Worth knowing
For
- ✓No minimum payout: you earn from the very first view
- ✓Pays 2.0 times the market's median rate
- ✓No dedicated account, no application: you join and post
Against
- ✕Nobody has posted yet: nothing to estimate distribution from
- ✕Only takes Instagram: you cannot reuse the clip elsewhere
- ✕Its rules are not summarised: you have to read the original document before starting
What its rules demand
There is no summary of its rules: they cannot be read without logging in, or are not available yet.