Daniel Bitton

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This has been sitting in the drafts for too long lol We documented the entire process of bringing the most viral Twitter video to life

looking for a Head of X Strategy for Content Rewards you'll own our X presence entirely including the main brand account, and the personal accounts of our executive team the person we need is genuinely tapped in and not someone who schedules posts. it needs to be someone who sees a tweet blowing up at 2am and knows exactly how to react to it in a way that makes 500k people care about CR if you have to ask what the culture is you're probably not the right fit comp is competitive. DM me your best work

The Virality boys are some of the most talented under 20 yo’s there are They’ve been doing 6 figure months since they were 15, 16 and 17 Next mission is to be the youngest billionaires with our mission

First Content Rewards agency to exit At just 16

@alexxgrowth 🐐

I JUST SOLD MY COMPANY AT 16 YEARS OLD words can not describe how i feel rn we exited for 7-figures. virality did $3M+ in revenue in 10 months, fully bootstrapped this is the full story of how it all started and ended, but first I need to be honest: my name isn’t alex, its yanal. as of today i’m one of the youngest self made millionaires in the world but it wasn’t like this a few years ago. when i was 14 i realized i wanted to build something awesome (and make a lot of money doing so) i found my cofounder Ivelin because one of his affiliates was posting on TikTok about a make money server. i joined as a regular member, nothing special. when he reopened the affiliate program I jumped in and my first video did 3M views. that got me promoted to manager. a while later I pitched him on starting a clipping agency together. that agency became Virality. we met Matt on discord around the time he got a job offer at Whop to be their head of clipping i told him not to go, and to start Virality with me. he said yes we’re three teenagers who met on the internet, zero funding, zero connections. and in under a year we built something worth acquiring. and it has been the most FUN time of my life we’ve been on the wall street journal, got in contact with the whitehouse, ran content for BILLIONAIRES, pissed off tjr, worked with tjr, have made todays news dozens of times, and our content has been seen by 300B+ people Virality is in great hands with .@ninja_reach and will keep helping creators and brands win. as for us, we're going all in on Content Rewards, the platform Virality itself runs on. we built one agency on top of it. now we're building what every agency in this space runs on. shoutouts to my cofounders, close friends and partners: @waliet took a shot on a random affiliate with one viral video and let me pitch him a whole company. mentored me from day one. nobody understands this industry like him. @organicbond could've been our biggest competitor. Instead he became the best CGO I know and the hardest worker on the team. @facelessfarms for being our head director and one of the best marketers i’ve ever worked with. this guy is amazing. @danvsi for picking us up to build content rewards with him. none of this would be possible without his influence @itspairaw for helping us with our twitter content early on and later on during the transition. hands down the best marketer on twitter. and most importantly: thank ALL of you for following me and supporting me stay in touch, content rewards has some massive updates coming soon and i can NOT wait to share them with you

@E1Farhan @musamanzz Cold

When you're good at clipping, you can make money the SAME DAY @musamanzz challenged me to make clips and get paid that exact same day, and I accepted So I found a campaign, posted 5 clips, 1 went viral, got 180k+ views, and I got paid $172... ALL IN THE SAME DAY. And this is just the surface level of clipping, once you learn how to get views and understand how to MAKE SALES through it, you can push traffic to any offer and start PRINTING Clipping is what got me to me $20k+ commission days marketing for Andrew Tate, what got me clients paying $10k upfront, and even a recent offer I pushed traffic to that made me $1.8k in my FIRST day - wallahi Matter of fact, me and @musamanzz can help you get your first clipping client within 48 hours, guaranteed... Join my clipping Telegram to learn more: t.me/fahclipping

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Content Rewards growth team is expanding We’re hiring for a bunch of roles - GTM Engineer - ⁠Multiple Setters if thats you and you want to join the fastest moving company in the world Apply Here: GTM Engineer -> tally.so/r/44EVEO SDR -> tally.so/r/VLqOqv

@syndcteagency GG

$4M generated. 752M views. 82 campaigns, all built on faceless and AI content. We've been doing this behind closed doors and now we're opening it to the public. Introducing Syndicate.

In May alone, we gave $1.5 million in deal flow to agencies on Content Rewards (for free btw) Every week we get like 5 competitors that get on a call with us saying they want to compete with us But then end up becoming agencies on Content Rewards Because we're giving out millions in deal flow Bringing in millions of creators to the platform And building out any feature they want and need to 10x their spend with clients It's truly a no brainer

Content Rewards is the next DoorDash But with 10x the upside I'm constantly seeing brands get 30-40 million views And clippers getting paid $10,000 for generating that These clippers usually had no prior clipping experience and were just chronically online people It's never been easier to get a million views And the brands are also happy to get millions of views for such a low prices It's a win-win situation for everybody

We analyzed 152,819 clippers who've gotten paid on Content Rewards what i've seen: - the #1 earner posted 5,225 videos and made $297K - every single top 10 earner posted 900+ videos - nobody hit $10k + on just a handful of clips how much you post is a direct correlation to you making more money

Over $1.5 trillion worth of companies Are running campaigns on Content Rewards right now Fortune 500s, 100s, 50s, we have them all Just collecting them like infinity stones at this point

A lot of companies often ask me how to measure ROI on Content Rewards. The thing with organic marketing, clipping, and UGC is that they convert completely differently than Meta and Google ads We don't have pixels or dashboards showing exact CAC. What we do show is views, shares, likes, comments, clicks, post-submissions, demographics, and those are indicators of cultural awareness, which plays into a much bigger game On Meta, you post an ad today, stop tomorrow, stop paying Meta, everybody forgets that you ever existed, it's purely transactional. Whereas clipping is built to drive cultural awareness When you think of where the culture derives from, it drives from the for you page. People aren't watching the news or reading newspapers. Walk down any street and 90% of the conversations you overhear are about something people saw on social media today or read on Twitter When you become part of the culture, people think about your brand even without seeing your videos or ads. Even if they don't buy today or tomorrow, in 2-3 weeks, when they need your product, you're the first one they think of because you are always on their feed When their friends ask for recommendations they'll mention you even if they've never used your product, just because they keep seeing you. When they want a review they'll send the videos they've already seen on their feed. You can't do that with ads And the way to intentionally plant yourself in everybody's for you page is through Content Rewards, The content created by creators on Content Rewards is built with your target demographic in mind, so your content always lands in front of the right people because the algorithms are just that good now We've seen apps go from 0 to 800M views in 5 months with less than $250k in spend and scale into multiple six figures in revenue. We've had campaigns blow up so hard they crashed multiple company's websites from the traffic And because you can't see a CAC number, the CPMs can get as low as $0.06 to $1, that is 20-30x less than meta and google One of our clients posts 400,000 videos per month through Content Rewards, and it only costs them $350,000 to $500,000 And everybody knows about them because at that level, it's impossible to just not know you, and they have one of the highest conversion rates ever

2 clippers made $38.5k and $15.9k in their first month on Content Rewards Clipping on Content Rewards in 2026 is like dropshipping with Shopify in 2018

$250,000 Crypto Casino campaign Live on Content Rewards right now #1 biggest campaign on Content Rewards

The future of marketing is Content Rewards

Streamer lost 13,000 followers in 3 months Went from 388k to 376k Engagements tanked from 4.5% to 1.1% Then launched a campaign on Content Rewards In 21 days got back up to 383k followers And an engagement rate of 3% Content Rewards can reverse the algorithm for you