Be the brand people have seen, not the ad they skipped.
People skip ads. They don't skip a normal-looking clip. Logo clipping puts your logo on screen inside everyday-style uploads posted by a large network of clippers, the same way a jersey sponsor shows up during a game: present, repeated, never the main event. After enough posts across enough accounts, people recognize the logo before they could explain where they saw it.
For brands that want to be recognized, not clicked on the spot — the kind of awareness that pays off the tenth time someone sees it, not the first.
Campaign preview
Logo clipping
Logo placement spec creators follow
Upload guidelines that keep it native
A reach report across every placement
What this campaign includes.
No guesswork for clippers and no surprises for you. Here's what's actually in the campaign.
Upload guidelines that keep it feeling native
Approved examples creators can copy
A reach report across the campaign
Why brands run logo placement campaigns.
What actually happens once the campaign goes live, in order.
Your logo sits inside videos creators were already going to make, not a separate ad break.
We set the rules for size, placement, and timing so it reads as branding, not sponsorship.
Across enough posts, the logo becomes familiar before anyone could tell you where they saw it.
You get a report on how many posts ran and how much exposure they added up to.
Who this is actually for.
If one of these sounds like you, this is the campaign type to start with.
Companies that want repeated brand recall, not a one-time impression
Brands that need placement to feel native instead of like a paid ad
Products that sell better through familiarity than a hard pitch
Talk through logo clipping.
We will map the campaign goal, content, creators, posting rules, and reporting before the campaign starts.
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