Built systems generating 1B+ views. We run your clipping, editing & distribution.

Joined July 2025
Cliptic handles your entire content operation. - Massive clipping distribution - Full editing workflow (short-form, long-form, thumbnails) - Posting + optimization - Full cross-platform distribution You provide the content. We scale it. 650M+ views across recent campaigns. Message us if you want the same results.
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I keep saying clipping is one of the fastest and easiest ways to make your first $1000 online So to prove it I'll publicly take one person from this post from $0 to $1k a month in clipping earnings The only requirements are - A little bit of a brain - A phone and WiFi - The will to actually do the required work every day Comment only if you meet the requirements and tell me why it should be you I'll choose one person from the replies and we start tomorrow
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There are millions of people wasting their time every single day watching World Cup Nothing changes in their life whether their team wins or loses And still they'll spend hundreds of hours glued to it this summer Meanwhile the clipping opportunity around World Cup content is genuinely one of the easiest money windows of the year You can watch or you can earn
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The Backrooms movie has one of the most viral IPs on the internet behind it And it probably won't come close to what Obsession just did The funny thing about Obsession is it didn't pay for any of its distribution No clipping campaigns. No paid placements. No influencer deals People just watched it, enjoyed it, and couldn't stop sharing it on social media organically That's the rarest form of distribution that exists and you can't manufacture it You can only earn it with a genuinely great product Backrooms has a different advantage though It already has a built in audience of millions of people who grew up watching Backrooms content on YouTube and TikTok That audience exists right now and is ready to be activated A structured clipping campaign behind this release - every piece of content they have distributed across thousands of accounts simultaneously across every platform, would flood every feed before and after opening day Obsession earned its distribution organically Backrooms can build it intentionally Same outcome, different mechanism If someone at @A24 asked me to run their campaign today, I'd have hundreds of clippers distributing Backrooms content across every platform within a day Daily, every feed, every platform The internet already wants to do this for free Might as well build the system behind it
At 20 years old, Kane Parsons may become the youngest filmmaker to have a film #1 at the box office in its opening weekend. ‘BACKROOMS’ is tracking for a $40M-$50M opening.
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Hypixel makes $3M per month it started with two people and a game mode they believed in No investors. No ads. Not even code knowledge is required anymore 166 million people play this game every month Most of them are paying someone That someone could be you
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Solid watch
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People don't talk about Duel's marketing strategy enough They have everything a winning brand needs and most people only notice the surface level First: a genuinely good product Low house edge, a website people actually enjoy using, built to feel better for the player than almost every competitor in the space Second: content people naturally want to talk about This is the underrated part Things like using Charlie Kirk's image for large scale logo distribution, or SpongeBob giving backshots to someone at a blackjack table Controversial. Funny. Recognisable. Exactly the type of content that spreads on short form without feeling like an ad Third: distribution Duel doesn't just create content people could watch, they have systems actively pushing that content across every platform every single day That short form distribution compounds into brand awareness, repeated impressions, social proof, and eventually conversions Get all three working together for your product and there's nothing stopping you from printing money
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So you're telling me that in 2026 you can literally - Ship a full product with AI and zero coding experience - Deploy a clipping army to distribute it at funny CPM rates - Stack the ROI on something most people haven't even discovered yet - Do it again and again with no ceiling And the narrative is still that making money online is not possible Genuinely baffling
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How bro starts acting after discovering the Claude + clipping combo
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750,000 players in a single Roblox game At standard simulator conversion rates that's somewhere between 300K-$500K a month in revenue For one game People sleeping on Roblox are sleeping on a genuine goldmine The tools to build are already there - this developer literally streamed himself building the whole thing live The tools to market it are already there - clipping campaigns can push it to millions of players 100+ Roblox developers made over $1 million last year The opportunity is real. It just doesn't look glamorous enough for most people to take seriously
A Roblox developer who live streamed himself creating his game 'Slime RNG' from scratch only 2 months ago just broke 10,000 concurrent users today Now it has almost 200,000 players and peaked at over 750,000 players and it's the 11th most popular game on Roblox right now
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Put 10% of that $1B into short form organic distribution $100M into clipping campaigns at scale CPM drops below $0.05 at that volume That's 2 trillion views worth of reach Hundreds of thousands of videos inescapably flooding every FYP across every platform With that amount of attention behind a product this good you get the billion back Reinvest and you have $10B Simple right
Prediction market platform Kalshi has raised $1 billion at a $22 billion valuation
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The hardest part of clipping just got replaced by AI Hooks used to take days to get right Now it's one prompt inside Claude So i documented the entire thing using Marketing Studio's new Hooks MCP - 25+ hook variations, batch generation, all running directly inside Claude Here's what's inside: - What the Hooks tool actually does and why it matters for clipping campaigns - How to connect Marketing Studio MCP to Claude and run it for a live campaign - The hook types that work per niche (iGaming, personal brands, mobile games, podcasts) - How to go from one brief to 25+ hook variations in a single session - The exact prompt i'd use if i were launching a campaign tomorrow 1B+ views generated but I'm dropping this for free anyways Comment "HOOKS" and i'll dm it over
Introducing Hooks by Marketing Studio. 25+ hook variations for UGC videos, including cold opens, POV setups, pattern interrupts, and story hooks. Available on the platform and through MCP on Claude for one-off generations or batch jobs. Supercharged by Marketing Skills.
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How bro starts acting after reading this article and clearing $10k/month with GTA 6
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When I first started training clippers, these guys had no idea what clipping or editing even was But our method was simple - they posted every single day, avoided what got no views, doubled down on what worked After a few weeks, doubling down on what worked would gradually lead to each of them finding that one format that goes viral That became the winning format From there they just copy pasted it for every future video - same structure, different clip Some of them scaled to over 10k a month from a single creator Find the winning format. Apply it to every future video. Put that creator on autopilot. Move to the next one The ones who figured this out early are making fat bags now
Rasmr says clipping for one creator can pay $3K to $5K a month "If I could do one thing right now that wasn't content creation it's clipping by far, you can make easily 3 to 5K a month just from one guy" "Our number one clipper got $4,000 in April just from me but he clips for other creators, celebrities, I assume he's making $15K a month at least"
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At 17, I was doing physical work, earning $1/hour Trading time for money with no real future in it I tried reselling clothes after. Made $300-$500 here and there, and gave it up after two months Spent more time dealing with people than actually making money Then I accidentally found out about clipping I joined an agency that was running clipping for Brez Scales when nobody knew who he was Got a 2 week trial Didn't care about the pay I just wanted to learn how this thing actually worked from the inside So I went all in Moderating communities. Training clippers. Reviewing content. Handling outreach Handling basically every manual task possible 6 months of that You know what I made? NEGATIVE $100 I earned $500. Spent $600 back into the clippers to keep things running But while I was making nothing, I was literally watching Brez go from nobody to millions of views a month, 1000s of followers a day, and a mentorship that scaled to 7+ figures Largely driven by our clipping system I wasn't just watching it happen. I was one of the people making it happen, and I knew this could be done again For more people, more brands, more companies When I left, I had no money. But I knew exactly how to build and run the machine Within one month of opening my own agency, I closed two clients and had a whole system in place Fast forward today: 1B+ views generated, 70,000+ clippers in my network, and multiple active clients including some multi-billion dollar companies All of this at 18 Hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign budgets trusted in my hands So if you're either looking to become a clipper, get clipping services or just interested in this art I’ll be dropping a lot of game here Aleksa
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Forbes has covered clipping three times in the past few weeks What are you waiting for Your TikTok FYP to be flooded with it? By then it'll be too late to be early
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As funny as it sounds, this was literally called the "Andrew Tate Method" A few years ago Tate was more Googled than COVID or Trump, which tells you everything about that era Roughly 12 billion views/month on TikTok alone No paid ads. No PR team. No media agency. Members of his group were structured to clip and post his content everywhere simultaneously, and they weren't even getting paid per view They earned through affiliate links Literally the hardest monetization model to sustain And they outperformed every paid distribution system that existed at the time That's what happens when you combine real authority, a community that believes in what you're building, and content worth spreading The first clip army And nobody has topped it since
Prominent streamers used to refer to "clipping" as "The Andrew Tate Method". Even @MrBeast helped coin the phrase. I suspect soon afterwards the word was put out to stop calling it that. We don't mind. But @Cobratate revolutionised how people on the internet consume content.
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Just go all in on organic content It is really that simple The platforms need creators more than creators need the platforms right now They will push your content if you give them enough of it
.@garyvee says Fortune 500 CMOs are wasting $0.93 of every dollar they spend, and that "every brand on earth should be spending 20% of their entire marketing budget just on social media organic production." "Because the mid-funnel and 'tiktokification' of social has eaten up the world, we should spend no media dollars on creative that we're just guessing will work for the big campaign." "Every Fortune 5000 company is still guessing in the upper funnel: sponsorships, ridiculous stuff. In the lower funnel, we're seeing 2016 A/B testing and Meta frameworks." "There's a lot of money being wasted by the companies representing the eyeballs watching this show right now, and it makes me sad."
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