How I Made $20,622.08 On Whop (as a low iq 21 year old)

0:00I've made over $20,000 from Vop clipping and everything I built around it. Generated over 50 million views, made over $1,000 from a single video, and at my peak, I was making around $5,000 a month from one campaign. So, if I lost everything and had to start Vop clipping again today, this is exactly what I would do. I'm not going to gatekeep anything. All you have to do is just copy me. If you don't know what Vop clipping is, creators and companies basically pay you to take their content, turn it into short-form videos, post them, and you get paid based on the views you generate. It took me a few

0:29days to make my first $100, and then I scaled to around 2 to 3,000 dollars a month. And the first thing you need is a good campaign. I normally want at least a $5,000 budget, ideally around a $1 to $2 CPM, low enough minimal views to get paid quick, and most importantly, content that I actually see going viral. Lower CPM isn't automatically bad, either. If the content is insanely easy to go viral with, I'd rather take a 50-cent CPM and get millions of views than a $2 CPM and get nothing. The problem is Vop has so many campaigns now that finding the good ones can take

1:01forever. So, I've actually started using this new Chrome extension called Hopwiser, and I'm actually the first person covering this thing on YouTube. You open it directly on the Vop content rewards page and basically filter campaigns however you want. Budget remaining, CPM, platform, when the campaign was created, minimum payout, minimum views, even the average time

1:19moderators take to approve submissions. So, instead of scrolling through hundreds of campaigns, I can basically say, "Show me exactly what I want." It's still brand new, and I'm working directly with the developer, so more filters can be added to you. You get 10 free uses, and after that, it's $4.99 a month. If you're checking for new campaigns every day, that's easily worth it for me. Once I have the campaign, I need clips. You can't do everything manually. I still use CapCut, and I use Topaz to massively improve the quality, but if you actually want to scale, manually making every single clip becomes the bottleneck. At one point, I

1:50was doing 50 to 60 videos every day, with one video going onto each YouTube channel. I'm not saying you need 60 channels. The point is that eventually you need volume. That's where I use Vain video. Give it the source footage you're allowed to work with, and it will automatically find the most engaging moments and turn them into clips. A decent source video can give around 15

2:09to 30 clips. It ranks them out of 100. You can customize captions, add B-rolls, and most importantly, bulk edit everything instead of fixing 30 clips individually. They've also just added one-click highlights, where you give it footage, choose what you want it to focus on, your format, duration, subtitles, and everything, and it automatically creates the highlight. So, my workflow is basically Hopwise finds the campaign, Vain finds the clips, I distribute them. And Vain starts at around $13.99

2:34a month. I'll link both the tools below. Now, if you're a beginner, I would personally start with YouTube Shorts. That's where I made most of my money. And for YouTube, I post once every 24 hours per channel. Don't just upload six times today because you're excited and then disappear for 4 days. On Instagram, I'll generally do around five posts per account. And TikTok is where I would test much higher volume. But, another massive I want to mention, don't do five campaigns at once. Pick one. Learn what works for the content, test different hooks, test different clips, and once something works, make more of it. That's literally how I scaled. Also, stop

3:06getting attached to accounts. I see too many of you making this mistake. If I have properly tested an account and it completely flops, I'm not spending the next 2 months trying to save it. I'll just make another one. You're going to have dead pages. You're going to get accounts randomly banned. You're going to have videos that perform and sometimes not get paid out. That's just a part of clipping. If you're trying to reach a specific market like the US, make the content itself fit that audience. Language, topics, references, and so on. And be careful with proxies or location-changing setups because you might randomly get banned if you do

3:36something wrong. And please stop spending 3 weeks looking for the perfect campaign. Use the filters, find something decent, and just start. I made money because I got reps. I've generated over 50 million views because I've uploaded an insane amount of content and figured out what actually works. When something hits, just double down. More clips, more accounts, eventually more people. You can literally hire editors and uploaders and build an entire clipping operation once you got something working. And if I could change one thing from when I started, I would have just learned from somebody who already knew what they were doing. I didn't. I spent forever finding tools,

4:09figuring out accounts, learning campaigns, editing, getting views, getting things wrong. And that's why I made my course. It's everything I wish somebody had just handed me when I started. And we already got students making 50 to $100 a day with some doing even more. Plus, you're in a community with everyone else doing the exact same thing, which honestly would have saved me so much time when I started. So, if I had $0 and zero accounts tomorrow, my plan would literally be find one good campaign with HopWiser, get the approved source content and put it through Vain Video, take the best clips, start posting on YouTube Shorts every 24

4:41hours. If an account works, keep going. But if it doesn't, just move on. When something starts making money, scale it. And that's it. HopWiser, Vain Video, and my course are all linked below. I went from my first $100 within a few days to 3K months to 5K months, over 50 million views, and now more than $20,000 from clipping and everything I built around it. You don't need to know everything before you start. Just pick a campaign, make the clips, and post them. Then take

5:05whatever works and do way more of it.