Clipping long VODs for clipping campaigns: a workflow that scales

1. Read the campaign rules first

• Length limits, required format (usually 9:16) and which platforms count.
• Credit rules: tagging the creator, a watermark, or a link in the caption.
• What is off limits: topics, music, reposting the same moment someone else already posted.

2. Work from the creator's newest VODs

Fresh moments get more views than old ones, and campaigns often want recent content. Grab the latest stream as soon as it is up.

3. Let software do the first pass

Paste the VOD link into EZClips (Twitch, Kick or YouTube), or drop in the file. It goes through the whole stream and hands back the moments worth watching again, best first, each already cut to 9:16 with captions and a title. Your time goes into choosing and posting, not scrubbing.

4. Make each clip stand on its own

• The first second has to explain why to keep watching: a title or a caption that sets up the moment.
• Cut the run-up. Viewers don't know the creator; they need the moment, fast.
• Captions always. Most views are muted.

5. Post on a rhythm and track what works

Post steadily across the platforms the campaign counts, and keep a note of which kinds of moments get views for that creator. Do more of those next time.