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How Clipping Is Changing Ad Distribution
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Today's Insight: How Clipping Is Changing Ad Distribution
Clipping is a new performance-based model that pushes short-form content through networks of creator pages, rather than traditional paid media. It spreads thousands of native-feeling video clips that blend into social feeds on TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts and X, driving reach without obvious ads. This method taps into consumers’ preference for authentic content and delivers predictable impressions at lower costs than many paid channels. Brands adopting clipping are focusing on quality control and safety to keep content engaging and trustworthy. As audiences resist traditional ads, clipping offers a way to scale content distribution while keeping engagement high.
Key Takeaways
Clipping distributes short clips widely through creator networks, not paid ads.
It aims for authentic engagement with content that feels native to platforms.
Quality, safety and moderation are now priorities for brands using clipping.
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