How to run a clipping campaign on SaTT

What is a clipping campaign?#

Clippers are creators who cut short extracts from a long source (a podcast episode, a livestream, a keynote, a long YouTube video) and post them on short-form networks. Each clip that gets views earns money; clips that get no views cost nothing.

On SaTT, clipping is a template of the link-first create flow. It uses the performance reward mode only: the whole budget goes to a price per 1,000 views, with a cap per clip. Likes and shares are not priced on clips.

How do you set up a clipping campaign, step by step?#

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   1. Paste the source link

   On Create, choose Dollars or Crypto, keep “AdPool”, and paste the link of the long video or episode clippers should cut from.

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   2. Say it is a clipping campaign

   In the goal field, write it plainly, for example “clip our podcast into shorts for TikTok and Reels”. The AI picks the clipping template from the link and the goal.

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   3. Check the networks

   Clips can be posted on TikTok, YouTube, Instagram and X. Only networks the oracle can measure today are offered; some may carry a “Limited” badge.

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   4. Set the price and the cap

   Edit the price per 1,000 views (your CPM) and the maximum one clip can earn. The cap protects your budget from a single viral clip taking everything.

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   5. Review the clip rules and launch

   Check the rules shown in the brief (minimum views, clip length, required hashtags, credit line), edit them if needed, then press Launch my AdPool.

Which clip rules does the draft propose?#

The draft adds a clipping box to the creator brief. The defaults are a starting point:

What does a clipping budget look like?#

Example: a $200 dollar pool, $1.00 per 1,000 views, cap of $20 per clip.

• Platform fee: 15% in dollars, so $170 is paid to clippers.
• A clip with 8,000 views earns $8.00; a clip with 50,000 views stops at the $20 cap.
• The $170 covers at least 8 capped clips, or many smaller ones, until the budget runs out.
• In crypto, a pool funded in SaTT pays a 5% fee instead of 15%.

Like every performance pool, nothing is payable during the 48-hour maturation, and 20% of each clip’s earnings is held until the final check after the pool ends (the holdback).

What are the common pitfalls?#

• No cap per clip: one viral clip can use the whole budget in a day.
• A source without clear rights: only ask for clips of content you own or are allowed to license.
• Too many identical clips: near-identical captions across creators raise duplicate content flags. Ask clippers to pick different moments.
• Unmeasurable networks: a network marked “Coming soon” cannot be paid; check tracking capabilities.