The Inspoy AI stylist app pays $2 per 1,000 views for native UGC on TikTok and Instagram, up to $300 per video. The brief, content ideas, requirements, payouts and who can join.
Earn on TikTok and Instagram without filming anything: the Inspoy AI stylist app provides ready-made videos, you post them and get $0.70 per 1,000 views, up to $200 per video. Terms, payouts, requirements and who can join.
TikTok has updated its Community Guidelines, and the internet is buzzing with rumors about AI bans and new rules for asking for money on LIVE. We compared the new and old versions to see what's *really* changed for creators, clippers, and advertisers, what's just a myth, and how to use the AI and ad disclosure labels.
A new brief is live on Prime Oracles: add a banner to any video for $0.08 per 1,000 views, earning up to $50 per video. This brief requires a predominantly Russian audience. We break down the terms, requirements, and common reasons for rejection.
On September 24, OpenAI officially shut down Sora. We break down why it was discontinued, why "Sora 2 APK" is a scam, which AI video generators are the best alternatives, what's available in Russia, and how to avoid losing reach over AI labels.
Since September 15, clickable links in posts and Reels have become a paid Meta One feature, and Facebook has introduced a 2-link-per-month limit. We're breaking down the primary sources to explain what's still free, how much the plans cost, whether the links are worth it, and what to do if your link gets blocked.
Shorts series, AI-powered editing, A/B testing for videos, live reactions, and new monetization rules coming in 2027. We break down every announcement: what’s live now, what’s coming next, and what it means for your channel.
Today, new music is discovered in short-form videos. We'll break down how sounds work on TikTok, which part of your track to promote, what to film yourself, and how to get hundreds of creators to use your sound—with real campaign data: 3.18 million views for $318.
On September 22, 2026, Anthropic released Claude Opus 5.5. In the last month alone, the Claude app has changed more than in the previous six, introducing a built-in browser, shared memory, new Projects, in-chat documents, and more.
Clipping means getting paid to turn long videos into short, viral clips. We'll break down who pays for this and why, how briefs and payment models work, where to find source material, and what mistakes can cost you your reward.
Learn how to get massive reach on TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and Reels while only paying for results. We'll cover formats, payment models, rates, creating a brief, providing assets, and approving submissions.
Learn what goes into a great brief for UGC, banners, and clips. This guide includes a copy-paste template and covers the common mistakes that make creators skip your task.
CPM is the only metric that allows for a fair comparison between influencer marketing, Telegram promos, targeted ads, and pay-per-view campaigns. We'll provide the formula, channel-specific calculations, real-world data, and explain why the cheapest impression doesn't always lead to the cheapest customer.
A UGC creator makes videos about products just like a regular user would—and gets paid by brands for it. We'll break down how this differs from influencing, where the money comes from, how to build a portfolio without clients, and how to spot a scam.
Official payouts from TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram have been unavailable to Russian creators since 2022. This guide breaks down the current monetization status of each platform, what earning methods still work for short-form video, and how much you can realistically make.
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