the 2026 world cup is going to expose how outdated most brand campaigns are.
brands will spend millions trying to appear inside stadiums, on jerseys, on boards, and on broadcast placements. but that's not where attention compounds anymore.
stadium logos give you presence. creator campaigns give you distribution.
one creator campaign gives the algorithm hundreds of chances to find the clip that actually travels. a prediction, a reaction, a rivalry, an upset, a meme. whatever fans are already arguing about.
that's why the world cup is perfect for clipping. it doesn't behave like one event. it behaves like a new internet story every day for more than a month.
if i was running a campaign around it, i'd launch before the tournament starts, let creators post around every matchday, and keep pushing whatever starts getting shared.
because the point isn't to make every clip win. it's to give the feed enough volume to find the few that do.
the brands that win won't be the ones people see once in the background.
they'll be the ones people keep seeing in the clips.
i gave adaptive ai one prompt and it turned one resume into a full job application system.
here’s what the workflow does automatically:
-> rewrites your resume for each specific role
-> generates tailored cover letters
-> creates interview prep based on the company + position
-> drafts recruiter replies and follow-up emails
-> builds a downloadable application packet
-> scans gmail for recruiter responses
-> pulls replies directly into the app
-> drafts follow-ups automatically
most people are still manually rewriting the same application 40 times.
this workflow uses the same context across everything:
• your resume
• the company
• the role
• the job description
so you’re not starting from zero every time you apply.
reply “AGENT” + RT and i’ll send you the agent
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This is an interesting question.
Here is what top 25 lowest-performing tech campaigns on Content Rewards had in common:
The budgets were $500 or less.
From our data pool we saw that tech campaigns below $1k spend didn't get noticed at all.
Secondly, the campaigns were purely face UGC based.
Faceless UGC clipping performs the best for tech campaigns.
These tech campaigns also specifically wanted to be marketed on one platform alone, and ironically, TikTok.
Which caused them to fail.
Our best tech campaigns ran on 3+ platforms.
YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and X.
Last but not least, paying creators under $1 CPM.
You're just not going to attract the best creators under $1 CPM for tech campaigns.
Which also leads to the next point, which is lack of approval.
Most of these campaigns were very low budget.
They attracted low-quality creators, and since they also had very bad CPM, all the submissions they received were very low quality or bot submissions.
This caused them to reject almost all of the submissions.
Once a brand rejects ALL the Q1 submission, they're likely to not get any submissions, so they just leave the platform all at once.
i gave adaptive ai one prompt and it replaced my entire content team.
here's what the agent does every single day without me touching anything:
- scrapes trending hooks and formats in your niche every morning
- writes ugc scripts, slideshow copy, and ad creatives in your brand voice
- schedules everything across tiktok, reels, and shorts automatically
- personalizes replies to comments the second they drop
- spots your best performing creatives and draft them into a list in your email/slack
- kills what's not converting and scale what is
every step from hook research → booked clients runs by itself.
reply "SETUP" + RT and i'll send you the agent.
@maubaron hey why dont u try organic marketing campaigns that pay based on rpm. It would be much cheaper and effective, i can show you just drop a message