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Paid postSpoken payment disclosure: “I started UGC in 2023 as a UGC creator for Whop … My first brand ended up paying me $1,980 per video that I posted.” — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m63kDx1u7hk5:23 · spoken hook

“There's a few short form side also that are blowing up right now”

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Uses the creator's former paid Whop UGC work to argue against Whop clipping: per-view campaigns make creators absorb performance risk, while direct UGC contracts pay per asset and can add commission, usage rights, whitelisting, and long-term retainers.

2.9Kviews—likes↑4.9×vs their usual post · 588 views—creators ran this script

@Owen Nurminen · 2.2K followers · 0 of 30 recent posts mention Whop · creator page →

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0:00There's a few short form side also that are blowing up right now on social media and one of them is clipping.
0:04This is made famous by a new software company and they're absolutely taking over the market.
0:08But UGC creators are absolutely eating while clippers are fighting for scraps.

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@Owen Nurminenyoutube · 2.2K followers · median 588 views · n=60best post2.9K4.9×views · for WhopPaid post Spoken payment disclosure: “I started UGC in 2023 as a UGC creator for Whop … My first brand ended up paying me $1,980 per video that I posted.” — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m63kDx1u7hkOpen creator →

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