Movie Trailer ContentLive
Run by promote.fun · Instagram- Pay per 1,000 views
- $2.50
- Minimum views
- None
- Available
- $1,056of $2,240
- Max per video
- No cap
What the campaign publishes
- Rate per thousand views
- $2.50
- Views for the first dollar
- 0
- Minimum payout per clip
- $0.00
- Platforms allowed
- Total budget
- $2,240
- Budget still unspent
- $1,056
- Budget spent
- $1,184
- Paid to clippers
- $1,184
- Clippers taking part
- No data
- Approved clips
- 175
- Total views
- 473,600
- Average paid per clipper
- No data
Before you join
- Posts only on Instagram.
- No dedicated account · Open, no application
Summary
The company is promote.fun and it specialises in creating content for movie trailers.
They aim to generate views through this specific campaign. Your role consists of creating clips using the material provided by them.
You must edit the videos with a header that is related to the clip's content. The format, duration, and language must follow the rules indicated before publishing. Publish the content on Instagram including the corresponding title. You must send the clip following the established submission instructions. Payment is $2.50 for every 1,000 views.
Worth knowing
For
- ✓No minimum payout: you earn from the very first view
- ✓Pays 2.5 times the market's median rate
- ✓Just opened: you are among the first in
- ✓No dedicated account, no application: you join and post
- ✓It has already paid out $1,184 for real
Against
- ✕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.
promote.fun · promote.fun · Instagram only
This campaign's score
What adds most: clearing the minimum and rate. Nothing takes away from it.
What you could earn
- Per average clip
- $6.77at 2,706 views, the average of its 175 approved clips
- Per 10,000 views
- $25.00
- To start earning
- Noneyou earn from the first view
- Max per video
- No cap
Using the rate, minimum and cap the campaign publishes. What you earn depends on your views.
Why it gets this score
It 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.
No data, these count as average: Time left (too young to estimate) · Activity (not enough history to compare) · Cap per video (no per-video cap published) · Pays what it promises (not enough track record to check yet) · Rules (terms not read yet)