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Steve Hilton clipping campaign

Post on Instagram, YouTubeEnded, budget used

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What happened to the Steve Hilton clipping campaign?

It ended on 20 Oct 2026 when its budget was used, after 11 days. It used $14,700 of its $14,700 budget, about $1,336 a day, half of it by day 3. The rate moved from $6 to $10 per 1,000 views on 11 Oct.

LAST CPM
Last paid $10.00 per 1K views
STARTED
8 Oct
ENDED
20 Oct
RAN
Ran 11 days
BUDGET
$14,700 budget
BUDGET USED
$14,700 of $14,700 used
USED A DAY
About $1,336 used a day
HALF USED
Half the budget used by day 3
  1. $6.00CPM from 8 Oct
  2. $10.00CPM from 11 Oct

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Clipping campaign rules

Brief A: clear, 2 red flags (no length and rules changed later), use only the brand's footage and do not bury the disclosure in hashtags, comments or your bio.

  • Open to join
  • , Unverified organizer
  • , $600 max a clip
  • , $1 min payout
  • , Paid in 10 days
  • , 10% platform fee
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Footage rules

  • Use only the brand's footage
  • Use only approved footage and original audio
  • No outside footage

Content limits

  • Confidentiality never limits required disclosures, labels or political disclaimers
  • No AI-generated content, screen recordings, outside footage or meaning-changing edits
  • If required disclaimer wording is missing, do not publish, request it first
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More footage rules

  • Niche: Private political clipping campaign footage, one narrow niche

More content limits

  • Keep nonpublic campaign materials, internal communications and access links private
  • No AI generated visuals
  • No misleading claims
  • If required sponsor or political disclaimer wording is missing, do not publish, request it first

Caption and tags

  • Begin every caption or YouTube description with “#Ad, I was paid to post this.”
  • Tag the sponsor with Instagram’s Paid Partnership label on every post
  • Say required spoken disclosures on YouTube despite the original-audio rule
  • Put an on-screen #Ad/Advertisement label at the start of every clip
  • A caption or platform label does not replace the in-video disclosure
  • Do not bury the disclosure in hashtags, comments or your bio
  • If the Paid Partnership label is unavailable, do not publish, contact the team first
  • Never omit or obscure a required disclosure
  • Disclosure must be visible without expanding the caption or description text
  • Paid-content disclosure must be at the beginning of the caption or description
  • Disclose the ad on every post
    • #Ad
    • On-screen “Advertisement” label
    • Paid Partnership label
    • Paid-promotion checkbox
    • Spoken disclosure
    • Labeled thumbnail
    • #Ad/Advertisement
    • Paid-promotion box
    • #Ad/Advertisement label
  • Say a spoken disclosure within the first 10 seconds on YouTube
  • Disclose at the beginning of the caption or description
  • Write in the caption#Ad, I was paid to post this.
  • At the start of the caption
  • If the Paid Partnership label is unavailable, do not publish, contact the campaign team first
  • On YouTube add the paid-promotion box, spoken disclosure and labeled thumbnail

Format rules

  • Display “Advertisement” or “#Ad” on-screen at the very start of every clip
  • Use original audio only
  • Captions on screen
  • Niches
    • News politics

Payout checks

  • If it fails: Noncompliant posts will be rejected or must be corrected
  • At least 70% of viewers in
    • US
  • Views count from
    • US

Posting rules

  • Submit every draft for approval before publishing
  • Do not post on X, TikTok or Facebook, posts there are not eligible
  • Post must match the approved draft and include every disclosure
  • Submit the live post link
  • Get approval before you post

Other rules

  • US citizens or lawful permanent residents only
  • Only US citizens or permanent residents may join
  • Apply and receive approval before participating
  • Add the approved sponsor as the brand partner
  • Check YouTube’s paid-promotion checkbox
  • Label the YouTube thumbnail or preview image with “Advertisement” or “#Ad”

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