CLIPPERHUB Global campaign rankings

Sound Money Bitcoin Podcast

Runs 2 campaigns in the catalogue, 2 of them still paying out. · Ssemble

Careful with a “$0 paid out”. It does not mean it will not pay: it means it has not paid yet, and a campaign opened last week has not had time to. Check how old its campaigns are before concluding anything.

Across its campaigns

Campaigns live today
2 of 2 in all
Budget put up
$200
Committed
$36
Already in clippers’ hands
$0
Views delivered
36K
Cost per 1,000 views
$1.00
Approved clips
No data
Clippers mobilised
21
Typical campaign
$100
Opening campaigns for
4 days
Still unspent
$164
Median CPM
$1.00
Median threshold
0
Median score
5.5
Readable rule docs
0 / 2
Require a dedicated account
0
Require applying
0

Summary

Sound Money Bitcoin Podcast runs clipping campaigns on Ssemble: 2 in all, 2 of them open right now. The oldest of its campaigns still standing opened 4 days ago. Its typical campaign opens with a $100 budget.

It has put up $0K in prize money and has paid out nothing yet, which is normal for campaigns just opened. That works out at $1.00 per 1,000 views delivered, counting committed spend and not just what it has paid.

Its work gets published on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube. None of its 2 rule documents can be read in full without signing in to the platform. It asks for no dedicated account and no application on any of them: a clipper joins and posts.

Worth knowing

For
  • No barriers on 2 of 2 campaigns: no dedicated account, no application
Against
  • It has paid out nothing yet of $0K
  • 2 of its 2 rule docs cannot be read without signing in to the platform
  • Expensive reach: $1.00 per 1,000 views, above the market median ($0.40)

Who it has worked for

CampaignStatusCPMThresholdBudgetViews deliveredScore
Sound Money Bitcoin Podcast Clipping | $1 CPMLive$1.000$0K25,3195.5
Sound Money Bitcoin Podcast Clipping | $1 CPMLive$1.000$0K10,4885.5

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