The Up Next Fighting Clipping Campaign

Understanding the The Up Next Fighting Clipping Campaign brief

Up Next Fighting wants clips the wider MMA audience will notice: moments with conflict, emotion, humour, personality or violence, given a strong hook, clear context and a payoff. The brief names story clips, cinematic fighter edits, rivalries, knockouts and UFC-style edits where a fighter speaks before the beat drops into highlights. Original UGC, reactions, commentary and skits can also qualify.

The text and rate fields agree on $1 per 1,000 verified organic views, a 5,000-view minimum and a $500 cap per clip. The brief adds a $250 bonus for clips that reach 1 million verified views, which the fields don’t show. You need an established MMA or fighter fan account or a page that posts only UNF content, must tag @upnextfighting in the original caption and keep the UNF logo visible. The public text is cut off during the music rule.

What the public activity tells you

2.3K posts have been approved with 2.2M views between them and $885.10 reported spent. That is about 976 views and $0.39 per approved post on average. The biggest clip has 165K views, 7% of the total. Past approvals don’t show that new clips are being approved or paid today.

How often posts get approved

1.3K posts were approved on 12 of the 30 days from October 14 to November 12. They were spread over many separate days rather than in a few batches. The busiest day was November 8, with 286. In the last 7 days the source counted 293K views and 1243 approvals, against 137K views and 21 the week before, so daily views are up about 115%.

Who is earning

The top 3 clippers earned $422 between them, 48% of the $885 spent so far. aguswicaksono earned $198 from 20 approved clips, about $9.92 a clip and 11K views a clip. The other 367 clippers shared the remaining $463, an average of $1.26 each.

What the top clips look like

Of the top 10 clips, 6 are on YouTube and 4 on TikTok. They range from 21K to 165K views. Yuda Yudis Triyawan made 2 of them. At the listed terms, the lowest of them comes to about $21.30 before fees.

How it compares with other UGC campaigns

The 64 other live UGC campaigns that pay for YouTube have a median rate of $2.50 per 1,000 views. This one pays $1, less than 66% of them. An approved post here averages 976 views. Across 68 live UGC campaigns with at least 5 approved posts the median is 4.8K, so posts here get about 80% fewer. Spending works out to $2.39 per clipper so far, against a median of $38.24 across 64 comparable campaigns.