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Topps x ClipFarm Hero Content
Board: Content Rewards

Topps Hero clipping campaign

Platforms TikTok, Instagram, YouTubeStalled. No views or approvals on the board in 31 days

The Topps clipping campaign on Content Rewards was first seen 3 Oct 2026 at $1 per 1,000 views.

CPM
$1.00 per 1K views

Pay per clip

On TikTok
  • 10KVIEWS$9.0010K views pays $9
  • 50KVIEWS$45.0050K views pays $45
  • 100KVIEWS$90.00100K views pays $90

WHY THIS SCORE

Beats 34% of clipping campaigns

≈$9 per clip at 10K views

  • PayOK, fair$1.00 per 1K
  • BudgetOK, fair$30K left
  • Payout rulesStrict, weakNiche locked
  • ApprovalNo data yet, not measured
  • ContentWeak, weak1.0x views
  • Stalled on the board−15
How we rank

Budget runway

BUDGET LEFT
100% of the budget left

The brief

Brief Quality A. Clear briefNo red flags

TO JOIN

  • Open to join
  • Verified organizer
Read the full brief

THRESHOLDS AND CAPS

MIN FOLLOWERS
1Kon your accountBrief
MAX A CLIP
$1Kpay stops thereBoard
MIN PAYOUT
$1before a payoutBoard
PAID IN
10daysBoard
BOARD FEE
10%of each payoutBoard

WHAT TO MAKEBrief

  • Vertical 9:16
  • Captions on screen
  • Use only the brand's footage
  • Niche: Sports Card / Trading Card niche, a broad niche
  • Standard effort, a clean edit

DO8

  • Hook in 2 seconds: lead with the reaction or reveal, then rewind to the ripBrief
  • Use split screens and over-the-top reaction cuts of the pullsBrief
  • Use big captions naming the card and the momentBrief
  • Reframe horizontal footage properly, keep faces and card in frameBrief
  • Make each clip different with different hooks, cuts and captionsBrief
  • Sell the card through rarity, name, reaction and odds instead of priceBrief
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  • Pull several different edits from the same hero videoBrief
  • Include demographic informationBoard

DON'T14Brief

  • Never put #ad on a post
  • No dollar values or price talk anywhere on the clip
  • No ESPN, NBA or league/network broadcast clips
  • No footage from outside the Dropbox content bank
  • No missing captions or weak, lazy editing
  • No spamming the exact same clip with zero variation
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  • No pumping views through story shares or boosts
  • No botted views or likes
  • Never letterbox the horizontal footage
  • Do not upload the same cut twice
  • No ad-sounding commercial captions
  • No bought views, likes or bots
  • No reposts of other clips
  • No outside footage

CAPTIONBrief

  • No required copy, hashtags or tags, write natural captions that sell the moment
  • Tone must be excitement, disbelief, FOMO and culture, not commercial energy

AUDIENCEBrief

  • At least 40% of viewers in
    • US
  • Checked by checked in account analytics
  • Views count from
    • US

YOUR PAGEBrief

  • Pages over the follower minimum only
  • A dedicated page is required
  • Warm up first: warm up new pages with daily card content before campaigns
  • Allowed niches
    • Sports card / trading card
    • Sports world pages

POSTING RULESBrief

  • New pages should post card content daily to warm up
  • Never upload the same cut twice
  • No story shares or boosts to pump views

OTHER REQUIREMENTS

  • Never mention a card's dollar value anywhereBrief
  • Never compare one card to another by costBrief
  • Check the Whop campaign page for current ratesBrief
  • Include demographic information in the content or submissionBoard

MATERIALS

What to clip

Scripted ads only. TikTok buries polished ads. Cut a native hook from them or use them as end cards.

About 41 minutes a clip, finding and cutting.

SOURCE READINESS
TOTAL FOOTAGE
3m
  • 2 of 3assets share the best format: vertical under 60s
  • 3 of 3clips open on a spoken hook in the first 3 seconds
  • 3 of 3assets are scripted ads, expect lower organic reach
  • 1 of 3carry on-screen text, keep it in frame when cropping

THE ASSETS

  • Topps NBA rookie debut patch cinematic adSCRIPTED AD59sVERTICAL
    READINESS
    45, needs cutting
    HOOK
    Spoken, first 3 seconds
    SPEECH
    83 words a minute
    ON-SCREEN TEXT
    None
    CREATIVE
    Scripted ad
    FIND TIME
    None, post as is
    FORMAT FIT
    FITS
  • Topps rookie debut patch NBA hype adSCRIPTED AD59sVERTICAL
    READINESS
    45, needs cutting
    HOOK
    Spoken, first 3 seconds
    SPEECH
    84 words a minute
    ON-SCREEN TEXT
    None
    CREATIVE
    Scripted ad
    FIND TIME
    None, post as is
    FORMAT FIT
    FITS
  • Topps rookie debut patch NBA promoSCRIPTED AD59sHORIZONTAL
    READINESS
    45, needs cutting
    HOOK
    Spoken, first 3 seconds
    SPEECH
    84 words a minute
    ON-SCREEN TEXT
    4 lines
    CREATIVE
    Scripted ad
    FIND TIME
    None, post as is
    FORMAT FIT
    REFRAME

What to make

FORMAT
9:16Vertical, captions onBrief
POST ON
  • TikTok
  • Instagram
  • YouTube
Brief

FROM

Cut native hooks from the brand's ads

TikTok buries polished ads. Cut a native hook from them or use them as end cards

Our analysis3 short clips read as scripted ads

THE READY CLIPS, BEST FIRST

3 of 3 clips analysed, 1 needs a reframe, 2 need an edit

Open footage folder
  1. Brand clip 1 of 3Brand footage, 59 seconds, Vertical 9:16

    Needs your edit

    Topps NBA rookie debut patch cinematic ad

    • Clip Potential 52 of 100
    • Opens on a spoken line in the first 3 seconds
    • TikTok buries polished ads
    • Already vertical 9:16
    1. Cut a native hook from it or use it as an end card
    2. Add on-screen captions, the brief asks for them
  2. Brand clip 2 of 3Brand footage, 59 seconds, Vertical 9:16

    Needs your edit

    Topps rookie debut patch NBA hype ad

    • Clip Potential 50 of 100
    • Opens on a spoken line in the first 3 seconds
    • TikTok buries polished ads
    • Already vertical 9:16
    1. Cut a native hook from it or use it as an end card
    2. Add on-screen captions, the brief asks for them
  3. Brand clip 3 of 3Brand footage, 59 seconds, Horizontal 16:9

    Reframe to 9:16

    Topps rookie debut patch NBA promo

    • Clip Potential 46 of 100
    • Opens on a spoken line in the first 3 seconds
    • 4 lines of on-screen text
    • TikTok buries polished ads
    • Horizontal, reframe to 9:16
    1. Reframe to 9:16, keep the subject in the middle
    2. Cut a native hook from it or use it as an end card
    3. Add on-screen captions, the brief asks for them

MUST INCLUDE

  • Add captions“The same hero video should yield several different edits: different hooks, different in-points, different captions.”

AVOID

  • No bought views or bots“✕ Fake-looking views or likes (botted engagement)”
  • No reposts of other clips“✕ Slop reposting: the exact same clip spammed with zero variation”
  • No outside footage“No outside footage, no scraped social clips, no other card content mixed in.”

HOW TO GET THE FOOTAGE

  • The brand provides the clips in a Dropbox folder linked in the briefBrief“HERO CONTENT BANK (Dropbox) [link]”

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Common questions

How much does the Topps Hero clipping campaign pay?

It pays $1 per 1,000 views on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube. One clip pays at most $1,000.

How much budget is left in the Topps Hero clipping campaign?

$30,000 of a $30,000 budget is left at 20:38 UTC on 5 Oct 2026.

Which platforms count for the Topps Hero clipping campaign?

Views on 3 platforms count: TikTok, Instagram and YouTube.

What does it take to get paid?

A clip is paid once it has earned at least $1.

Where can I join the Topps Hero clipping campaign?

It is listed on 1 board: Content Rewards.

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