// case studies
Every campaign below started the same way: a brief, a rate per 1,000 views and a budget. What changed was the vertical, the footage and how far it went.
We show each campaign's top clips. Across ClipIt, clippers posted 300K+ clips in our busiest month.
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The Michael Jackson catalogue. Archive performance footage — the first moonwalk, the anti-gravity lean, the 2001 30th Anniversary concert at Madison Square Garden — cut for an audience that has only ever met it second-hand.
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Paranormal-exploration YouTuber Gavin Baker, who films cryptid and folklore investigations. The clips run his Bunnyman and Chupacabra hunts and the Sam and Colby collaboration.
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Former UFC light-heavyweight champion Quinton ‘Rampage’ Jackson, promoting his RAMPAGE code for the Kirgo casino and sportsbook. Trash talk, sparring and street bits cut from his streams.
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Jaxxon Sports and Jaxxon Media House, the MMA arm of the JAXXON brand. Fight-camp access and UFC talking points — Khamzat Chimaev’s title camp, the UFC 319 build-up.
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Las Vegas sports analyst and former professional poker player Sean Perry. The clips carry the high-stakes cash and rivalry storylines his following turns up for.
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Conor McGregor’s $REAL memecoin launch, April 2025. Fight footage and mindset edits cut around the #GetReal campaign.
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PackRush, the mystery-box pack-opening platform. The clips ride IShowSpeed reaction footage and the RUSH sign-up code.
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LinkMe Global, the Miami link-in-bio and QR networking app. One clip on the wall so far, which is why the figures here are thin.
// next one could be yours
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