Suddenly there a whole bunch of videos showing a woman watching a baseball game. Why are these suddenly a trend? And why are they all getting quite so many likes on the Kling website when they're all just copies of the same thing with a different main character? There's far more imaginative stuff being created that doesn't get this level of recognition.
I enjoy the fact that we can get commission from recreates, it's a fun idea which has got to me engage with the platform more. But it seems to vary a lot how many free credits you get. On days where I've only had a single recreate it's varied from 0.03 credits up to 85.50 credits. The Kling site talks vaguely about rewarding creativity and originality, but even the same creative can vary massively in rate. I had a creative earn 12.00 credits for a single recreate on the 31st of March. then on the 21st of April somebody else recreated that very same creative 7 times and I thought I'd get a good chunk of free credits, but I receive a measly 1.26 credits for the entire lot. (so 0.18 credits each).
I thought for a bit, maybe commissions had just gone down a lot, but I still get generous payments from time to time. I received a nice 163.50 credits for 4 recreates today. It'd be nice to work out the sort of creatives that earn well, but I'm struggling to decipher any sort of pattern.