r/ContentRich

Bounty is the easiest way I've found to make money online. Companies pay you to make short videos about their product. You don't pitch anyone, you don't compete for briefs. You pick a company, they have a whole tab of content that's already viral, and you recreate it your way. Post it on TikTok or Instagram, link it back, and you get paid based on a flat rate plus views.

What they pay right now:

• Talking head: $25 flat + $3.50 per 1k views
• Skit: $15 flat + $2.50 per 1k views
• Edit: $1.00 per 1k views 11
• Slideshow: $1.00 per 1k views

Minimum 2,000 views to cash out. There's always content to make.

One video a day can get you to $1,000-2,000/month depending on views. Full access is a 30 second video of yourself talking. If your English is clear you're in.

I'm hiring people to film for me now. I pay them $10-15 per video, post on my accounts, collect the $25 + CPM myself. 10 people at 1 video a day and the math works out pretty well.

Been on bounty for a bit now. here's the rate card after their latest update:

• talking head: $25 base + $3.50 per 1k views
• skit: $15 base + $2.50 per 1k views
• edit: $1.00 per 1k views
• slideshow: $1.00 per 1k views

2k view minimum to cash out. you pick a company, browse their viral inspiration, recreate the content, post on tiktok/ig, link it back. cash out whenever.

the math solo:

1 talking head a day averaging 5k views = ($25 + $17.50) x 30 = $1,275/month

1 talking head a day averaging 20k views = ($25 + $70) x 30 = $2,850/month

even at the bare minimum 2k views = ($25 + $7) x 30 = $960/month

the math with a team:

this is where it gets interesting. i got 3 friends on the platform doing talking heads. bounty pays them directly so i'm not fronting anything. i just told them which companies get the most views and which formats actually perform because i already spent 2 weeks figuring that out.

5 people doing 1 video a day at 5k avg views = $6,375/month total output. take a 20% cut for running the operation = $1,275/month on top of your own videos. your team still makes more than they would grinding $8 canvas ugc elsewhere.

the real arbitrage:

after a couple weeks you know which companies on the platform get views and which don't. you know which hooks work. everyone else is guessing. you're pointing your team at the exact stuff that pays out. that information gap is the whole edge.

how i'd do it if i started today:

1. start limited. do a few edits and slideshows to learn how the platform works
2. get full access (it's just a 30 second talking video, if your english is clear you're in)
3. do 10-15 videos yourself. track what gets views
4. bring in 3-5 people who can talk to a camera. share what you learned
5. everyone makes more because nobody's guessing anymore

zero dollars in. the platform handles all the payments. you're just the person who figured out what works first.

anyone else running a setup like this on any platform? curious how it compares.

Hiring video clippers — short-form agency, pay per view, remote

We clip long-form content (podcasts, interviews, founder talks) into YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels for a growing roster of creators.

Looking for editors who want consistent work on a rev-share model.

The work: We send you source videos. You identify the best moments, cut them to 30–90 seconds, add captions, export. Volume: 5–10 clips/week.

Pay: Per-view revenue share. Strong performers earn ₹10,000–35,000/month part-time. Paid weekly.

Tools: CapCut / Premiere / DaVinci — whatever you use is fine.

To apply: DM with one clip or a timestamp from any video you think clips well. Tell me why that moment works.

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No BS: here is the exact framework I used to build and scale consistent models for myself and my mentees.

Step 1: The Identity Foundation

•Reference & Data Harvesting: Curate a high-resolution dataset of 20–30 images. Focus on varied angles, lighting, and expressions to ensure the "Identity Anchor" never drifts.

•Precision LoRA Training: Utilize fal.ai with the Z Image or Wan trainers. This isn't just a file; it's the "DNA" of your digital asset.

•Asset Security: Download and backup both your .safetensors LoRA file and the config files to ensure your model remains exclusive to your system.

Step 2: The Infrastructure (The "Anti-Spaghetti" Stack)

•Cloud Computing: Deploy on RunPod or Vast.ai. This provides the high-VRAM GPU power needed for professional-grade rendering without slowing down your local machine.

•Professional Workflows: Import a pre-configured ComfyUI workflow tailored to your training model (Wan vs. Z Image). This bypasses the months of "node hell" most beginners face.

•The Power Plug-In: Integrate your custom LoRA. Your system is now capable of producing unlimited consistent content, from high-end fashion shoots to NSFW content, all while maintaining 100% face accuracy

Step 3: The Social Proof Engine (Fanvue)

•Organic Credibility: Launch with 30–50 high-quality posts. Use the "Free Account" strategy initially to lower the barrier to entry.

•The "Legitimacy" Boost: Use secondary accounts to seed likes and engagement. This signals to the Fanvue algorithm that your model is trending, pushing it into the "Featured" feeds where the real traffic lives.

Step 4: The Traffic Firehose (Instagram & UGC)

•Aged Infrastructure: Use Aged USA IG accounts to bypass spam filters and hit high-value Western demographics.

•The 7-Day Warmup: Mimic human behavior for 1 week—engage with competitors, like niche content, and build account authority.

•Viral Content Loop: Use Trial Reels. Don't just post; you can a good detailer workflow to you ensure your reels look like 4K iPhone footage, not AI renders.

•Boost method: Boost your models best post (min11$/day) to get the initial push. After organic leads cath up you can reduce the boost ammount gradually. This will increase your viral rate by 10x and also it will remove the 90% if the competition

*Bonus : The "Hands-Off" Shortcut

I spent months in "Spaghetti Node" hell so you don’t have to. You can check my more free posts about consistency

Hey creators 👋

Not sure if it’s just me, but reposting the same clip across platforms is way more annoying than it should be.

I’ll have a 30s video ready, and then:

• TikTok hides captions behind UI → need to re-crop
• Instagram allows long captions, Shorts cuts it to ~100 chars
• Audio that works on TikTok randomly gets muted elsewhere

I was spending 20–30 mins per platform just doing small edits.

So I started putting together a small tool for myself to make this easier:

• auto-crops into safe zones (9:16, 1:1, etc.)
• rewrites captions per platform limits
• flags audio issues + suggests safer alternatives
• outputs ready-to-post versions

It’s still very early, but I’m opening up a few beta spots to see if this is actually useful beyond my own workflow.

PS: The tool isnt live yet. Just trying to understand the need!

No cost, just looking for honest feedback.

link: Clip Across

Curious, how are you all handling cross-posting right now?