Scaling apps & automation
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978K views on a 30-second 3D anatomy Short
the channel's other 79 Shorts: median 1.2K
the video follows a chili pepper through ur body, but the title never says pepper: "What Happens Inside Your Body After You Eat?"
5 days later they posted ANOTHER pepper Short and named it "What Happens Inside Your Body When You Eat a Super Spicy Pepper": 41K
their other food titles name one food too:
-> milk: 11K
-> cheese: 5.1K
-> french fries: 1K
why it works: everyone scrolling ate something today (literally everyone), only some of them care about chili
title the thing every viewer did, keep the specific stuff on screen
save this before u title ur next Short
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216K views in 8 days on a 61-minute ai boys' love drama
the channel's 7 BL dramas: median 155K. its 20 straight romances: 3.4K, posted over the same 4 weeks
sort your uploads by one tag before you plan the next 10
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X just got a new update, tracker links
what this means is that jerk circles are DEAD, every conversion is tracked where they came from
X is taking activity against any suspicious activity (be cautious)
this part of the link is the tracker itself: a=-9vg0ujSOzXR5Uo-R3U&s=20
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216K views in 4 days on an ai film where a jet pilot lands in 500 bc
8 days earlier the channel tested the idea with a bugatti: 23.9K. its other 8 films: median 104
when a test beats your median, remake it BIGGER
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117K views in 6 days on a 48-minute ai anime film
the channel's 21 films before it were all under 12 minutes: median 319 views
it changed 2 things at once, the length and a dark anime look
if your short ai films stall, test one long one
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190K views in 6 days on an ai zombie film. the same channel's last 2 fantasy films: 1.5K and 4.6K
it opens with a zombie lunging into the side of a moving buggy
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10M views on an ai movie where a soldier becomes father to an alien.
then the channel flipped it: a soldier gives birth to an alien. 3.6M in 5 days
the other 7 newest uploads: 11K to 347K
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544.7K views on an ai short film: a maid backstage tries on the gown and walks the runway
the page's other 11 ai films: median 11.3K
the caption ends on "part 2?"
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饾摎饾摢饾摬 retweeted
UPDATE, THEY PAID THE COMMENTORS
CR is robbing their commenters.
200 people joined their comment program in June for $10/week. Told to run 150 comments a day across 3 tiktok and 3 ig accounts. Accounts started getting suspended almost immediately, for spam CR itself instructed.
Payment got pushed from weekly to bi-weekly. Then hours before payout, they announced only Whop would work, no crypto, no paypal, despite promising both. People scrambled for accounts they didn't have.
They still got paid that first cycle. Then two days before the next payout, mods flipped the story: commenters were suddenly "spamming" and "hurting CR's reputation." Same behavior they were told to do from day one.
Next came this:
"Please react to this message only if you have disabled your accounts. Members who do not disable their accounts will not receive payment. IT'S MANDATORY."
103 people confirmed they did it. Deactivating wipes every comment, every trace of the work CR owed money for.
Campaign's paused now. 4+ days, no payout, no explanation. A second commenter told me the same story independently, word for word pattern: ask about pay, get "we'll let you know," repeat.
Screenshot everything before you hit deactivate.
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the 2026 world cup is going to expose how outdated most brand campaigns are.
brands will spend millions trying to appear inside stadiums, on jerseys, on boards, and on broadcast placements. but that's not where attention compounds anymore.
stadium logos give you presence. creator campaigns give you distribution.
one creator campaign gives the algorithm hundreds of chances to find the clip that actually travels. a prediction, a reaction, a rivalry, an upset, a meme. whatever fans are already arguing about.
that's why the world cup is perfect for clipping. it doesn't behave like one event. it behaves like a new internet story every day for more than a month.
if i was running a campaign around it, i'd launch before the tournament starts, let creators post around every matchday, and keep pushing whatever starts getting shared.
because the point isn't to make every clip win. it's to give the feed enough volume to find the few that do.
the brands that win won't be the ones people see once in the background.
they'll be the ones people keep seeing in the clips.
饾摎饾摢饾摬 retweeted
everyone鈥檚 gonna treat the world cup like one big event
when it鈥檚 really 100+ chances to put creators in the feed
