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Colin Kaepernick Podcast Campaign

4.5
Open campaign
Pay per 1,000 views
$2.50
Minimum views
4,000views
Available
$0of $3,300
Max per video
$450

Colin Kaepernick Podcast Campaign

This campaign no longer accepts clips. Its page stays up with what it offered and what it actually paid.

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Clippers taking part

26 clippers+3 since 26 Oct

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26 clippers+7 since 22 Oct

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26 clippers+7 since 22 Oct

2619
27 Sep27 Oct

Last reading: 27 Oct 12:15 UTC

Summary

Street We Grew Up On is a podcast that focuses on life stories and personal experiences. The brand seeks to increase its reach and visibility through this campaign.

You must extract clips from the podcast content to generate interest in the audience. The videos must be adapted to vertical format and published on Instagram, TikTok and Youtube.

Publish the content including the hashtags and titles specified in the platform instructions. Payment is made for every 1,000 views generated once the established minimum has been reached.

Closed

What the campaign publishes

CPM
$2.50
Rate per thousand views: what the campaign pays for every 1,000 views on an approved clip.
Min. views
4,000
Threshold: the views a clip needs before it starts earning. This is the TikTok one, the network where you get there soonest.
Min. payout
$10.00
Minimum payout per clip: the least a clip must earn for the campaign to pay it. Below that, nothing is paid.
Start
No data
When the campaign opened, according to the platform. If it only publishes how long it has been open, that is what is shown. The platform does not publish it.
Budget
$3,300
The total the campaign has put up to pay clippers.
Left
$0
Budget still unspent: what is left of it.
Spent
$3,300
What is already committed to approved clips. It is not the same as paid out: the platform sets the money aside when a clip is approved and pays it later.
Paid
$0
What the platform says it has already paid to clippers. Not yet: the $3,300 spent is paid out later.
Clippers
26
How many people have joined the campaign, according to the platform.
Clips
71
Approved clips: the ones the campaign has accepted for payment.
Views
1,268,882
The total views across its clips, according to the platform.

Worth knowing

For
  • ✓Pays 2.5 times the market's median rate
  • ✓Takes three networks: the same clip works on all three
  • ✓No dedicated account, no application: you join and post
Against
  • ✕Nearly exhausted: barely any budget left
  • ✕Its rules are not summarised: you have to read the original document before starting
  • ✕With 26 clippers inside it has paid nothing yet
Before you join
  • •No dedicated account · Open, no application

Score

4.5Fair

What adds most: rate and cap per video. What takes away most: free budget.

60% backed by this campaign's own data · likely range 3.4–6.1What its platform does not publish counts as the market average. The range shows where the score would land if that data looked like the worst or the best 10% of the market.

Per average clip
$44.68
at 17,872 views, the average of its 71 approved clips
10,000 views
$25.00
To start earning
4,000 views
Max per video
$450

Using the rate, minimum and cap the campaign publishes. What you earn depends on your views.

Why it gets this scoreIt starts at 5, the average campaign. Each bar is what one of the campaign's figures adds (to the right) or takes away (to the left) compared with the rest of the market.

  • Rate+0.7$2.5 per 1,000 · 2.5× the median rate
  • Cap per video+0.2at most $450 per video
  • Free budget−1.2$0 still unspent
  • Clearing the minimum−0.1the average clip clears the minimum 4.5 times over, across 71 clips

No data, these count as average: Has paid (no payouts yet: too early to judge) · Time left (too young to estimate) · Rules (terms not read yet)

Rules

There is no summary of its rules: they cannot be read without logging in, or are not available yet.

Content Rewards · Evangelist · Instagram, TikTok, YouTube
Source: 27 October 2026

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