u/thoughtsinmymind15

What you do:

Post short videos on Instagram (we'll send you the videos)

20 minutes a day from your phone

No experience needed

What you get:

Earn per view + base pay + bounties (top people making $5,000+/mo)

Paid bi-weekly via PayPal / Bank Wire / Crypto

Long-term, not a one-time gig

Requirements:

• \[US, UK, CAN, AU BASED ONLY\]

• fluent in English

• confident on camera

• have at least 1.5 million total views

We're a media company that's been crushing the space with no cap on how many creators we bring on. Content already goes viral — you just post it. Performance is based on views. Usually people earn $450-$900 in their first month, top performers earn up to $5,000+ per month.

No deposit, no ID, no fee. Just want chill, reliable people.

Interested? Drop a comment or DM me and I'll send you the details! And also send your social accounts in as well.

What you do:

Post short videos on Instagram (we'll send you the videos)

20 minutes a day from your phone

No experience needed

What you get:

Earn per view + base pay + bounties (top people making $5,000+/mo)

Paid bi-weekly via PayPal / Bank Wire / Crypto

Long-term, not a one-time gig

We're a media company that's been crushing the space with no cap on how many creators we bring on. Content already goes viral — you just post it. Performance is based on views. Usually people earn $450-$900 in their first month, top performers earn up to $5,000+ per month.

No deposit, no ID, no fee. Just want chill, reliable people with viral posts.

Interested? Drop a comment or DM me and I'll send you the details! And also send your portfolio or social accounts in dm.

[US, UK, CAN, AU BASED ONLY]

Hey everyone — I'm helping source UGC creators for a paid content program. You repurpose existing clips/videos into short clips or slideshows, no face or talking required, just basic phone editing.

I've been doing this myself and it's been the most reliable payout I've found compared to brand deals or freelance UGC work — no invoice chasing, no negotiating each gig.

If you're a UGC creator and interested, or just curious how it works, drop a comment or DM me!

Hi everyone, I'm sourcing creators for a paid program where you repurpose short clips/slideshows into content. No need to show your face or talk.

If you're interested in hearing more, drop a comment or send me a DM and I'll explain how it works.

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A lot of people think you need thousands of followers before you can make money from content, but that's not always the case.

There are campaigns where brands, apps, artists, and businesses are looking for creators to make content such as short clips, slideshows, edits, lyric videos, and other faceless content based on simple guidelines.

No need to show your face, and you don't need to be a professional editor to get started. If you already spend time on TikTok, Instagram, or YouTube, you probably have the basic skills needed.

The work is flexible and beginner-friendly.

If you're interested or want to know how it works, leave a comment or send me a message. I'll share the details and help you get started.

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I'm helping people get started with a creator opportunity that's currently looking for content clippers.

The work involves creating short-form, mostly faceless content such as clips, slideshows, edits, and other social media content based on campaign guidelines.

✅ Remote

✅ Flexible hours

✅ Beginner-friendly

✅ Training and guides available

If you're interested in learning more, comment "INFO" or send me a DM and I'll share the details and the signup link.

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A few days ago I made a post about how I always thought the only way to earn from content was to wait until TikTok, Instagram or YouTube finally monetized you.

The problem is, even after getting views, there are still so many requirements to meet. Sometimes not every view even counts toward monetization, and it can take months before you earn anything.

That's when I started looking into other ways creators were making money.

I ended up finding a bunch of Discord communities and creator platforms where brands, apps and companies post campaigns for creators. It completely changed the way I looked at content creation because I realized monetization isn't the only way people are earning.

After my last post, so many people messaged me asking the same question:

"There are so many communities... which one would you actually recommend for a beginner?"

Honestly, I get it. I joined quite a few before I found one that I found easier to understand and get started with.

A lot of you probably already know about it, but judging by the messages I received, a lot of people don't.

So instead of replying to hundreds of DMs, I linked the beginner-friendly one in the comments. If you can't find my comment, it's also linked in my profile bio.

Sign up, have a look around, and you'll be able to see how everything works. If anything doesn't make sense afterward, just send me a message and I'll happily explain it.

Share your paranormal experiences, I'm bored 🥱.

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We're currently looking for people interested in creating and posting content for active creator campaigns.

Role:

- Create simple content such as slideshows, edits, short-form videos, promotional content, lyric videos, and other faceless content.

- Follow campaign guidelines and upload content to social media platforms.

Pay:

- Performance-based compensation.

- Earnings vary from $0-$4 per 1k views , content performance, and participation level.

- Multiple campaigns are available at any given time.

Requirements:

✅ Phone or laptop

✅ Internet connection

✅ Social media account

✅ No previous experience required

✅ Willingness to learn

What you get:

- Beginner-friendly opportunities

- Step-by-step guides and examples

- Flexible schedule

- Remote / Worldwide

If you're interested, send me a DM and I'll share the details and application process.

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So for the longest time I thought the only way to make money from content was to grind followers and views until TikTok, Instagram or YouTube finally decided to monetize you.

The problem is most people never even reach that stage.

I was posting content and getting views but it felt pointless because the money was always "later". More followers, more watch time, more requirements, more waiting.

Then I found out there are actually brands, apps, artists and companies paying people to post content for their campaigns.

Not just podcast clips either.

Slideshows, edits, lyric videos, faceless content, short videos, promotional content and a bunch of other stuff.

What surprised me was that most of it doesn't require showing your face and some campaigns literally provide examples of what they want.

I had no idea these communities even existed. I genuinely thought Discord was just for gaming until I found entire servers full of people sharing campaigns, helping beginners and making money from content.

I've learned more about content creation in the last few months than I did in years of scrolling social media.

Not saying you'll get rich overnight lol, but if you're already making content or thinking about starting, it's definitely worth looking into.

Happy to answer questions in comments :)

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🚀 BEGINNER FRIENDLY - NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED

📌 The Role:

Create and post simple faceless content online.

📱 No face reveal required

🏠 Work from home

🌎 Worldwide

⏰ Flexible schedule

💰 Earnings:

Performance-based creator campaigns available.

The more content you post and the better it performs, the more you can earn.

Requirements:

✅ Phone or laptop

✅ Internet connection

✅ 30-60 minutes free daily

✅ Willingness to learn

📚 Guides, training, and support are provided, so beginners can get started quickly.

🔥 Great for students, creators, editors, and anyone looking for an online side hustle.

👇if you're interested, Visit my profile and join our platform through the link.

If you are living in Pakistan, you know Upwork and Fiverr are completely broken right now. Instead of begging clients for work, you can get paid directly by brands just for generating views and engagement on short videos or graphics.

Here is why this is a massive shortcut for freelancers:

100% Anonymous: You do NOT need to show your face or speak on camera. You can use free tools like Canva or CapCut to make faceless theme pages or aesthetic compilation videos.

Zero Client Drama: No job proposals, no endless revisions, and no ghosting. You just look at a dashboard, see what a brand wants, post it, and get paid.

No Following Needed: You don't need thousands of followers. New accounts starting from zero get paid strictly based on post performance.

Earn in USD/Crypto: The local exchange rate into PKR makes even small payouts feel like a massive part-time income back home.

I've spent the last few months collecting platforms and communities that connect creators with content opportunities, including clipping, editing, faceless content, slideshows, UGC campaigns, and other creator-focused work.

Some are beginner-friendly, some are better for experienced editors, and most don't require you to wait months to qualify for traditional monetization programs.

If you'd like a list of the platforms and communities I've found, check my profile. I have added some links there.

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We're currently looking for more people to create content.

The tasks are simple and beginner-friendly:

• Create slideshow videos

• Make short clips for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts

• Upload content and grow views

Most tasks don't take much time and can be done from your phone or computer.

No previous experience is required, and beginners are welcome. If you're interested in content creation, editing, social media growth, or online side hustles, this could be worth checking out.

If you're interested, comment "Interested" or send me a DM and I'll explain everything.

A year ago, if you asked me what I'd be doing in five years, I would've said teaching.

I was working as a teacher and giving tuition after school to make some extra money. The problem wasn't that I hated teaching. The problem was that I felt like I was constantly working and still getting nowhere.

Most days I'd leave home in the morning and get back in the evening already exhausted. Weekends weren't really weekends either because there was always something to prepare, check, or teach.

At one point I started getting frequent migraines from stress and staring at work all day. That's when I realised something had to change.

I started looking online for opportunities and somehow ended up finding a few communities talking about content creation and online marketing. Some of them were on Discord, which honestly shocked me because I thought Discord was only for gaming.

What surprised me even more was seeing ordinary people sharing results, helping beginners, and explaining things step by step.

I had absolutely no experience.

No editing skills.

No marketing background.

Nothing.

But there were guides for almost everything, so I started learning.

I began with simple faceless content: slideshows, edits, lyric videos, and short-form content. It wasn't glamorous, but it was something I could learn.

Now I spend a couple of hours a day creating content, learning new skills, and actually enjoying having time to myself again.

It's not some magical shortcut, but it's probably one of the best decisions I've made.

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We're currently looking for people interested in creating faceless content.

The work mainly involves:

• Simple slideshow videos

• Short-form content for TikTok, Reels & Shorts

• No face reveal required

• Can be done from your phone

No professional editing skills are needed, and beginners are welcome.

Payment is performance-based, meaning creators earn according to the views their content generates.

This is ideal for students, people looking for an online side hustle, or anyone interested in content creation.

If you're interested, comment interested or send me a DM.

Hello everyone!

I'm a student studying in highschool in computer science major, and I'm currently trying to save enough money to buy a basic laptop for schoolwork and learning.

At the moment, I only have an Android phone. Over the past few months I've been trying different ways to earn money online and have managed to save about $55 so far, but I'm still a long way from being able to afford a laptop.

Many of my school assignments are becoming difficult to complete on a phone, and teachers often expect us to have access to a computer. It's becoming increasingly challenging to keep up with coursework and practice the skills I'm trying to learn. The teacher constantly points at me and always remind me that I buy a laptop. I feel so embarrassed and inferior.

I'm not looking for a high-end device. My goal is simply to get a basic used laptop that can handle schoolwork, programming practice, documents, and web browsing.

I'm also willing to work for help rather than just ask for it. I can assist with things like:

- Email drafting

- Research and summaries

- Data entry

- Basic document formatting

- Simple spreadsheet organization

- Proofreading

If anyone knows of resources, programs, opportunities, or has advice that could help me reach this goal, I would be grateful.

Thank you for taking the time to read my post.

I (15F) got scammed out of $50, and I still can't believe I fell for it.

A few days ago, I got a phone call from a number I didn't recognize. When I answered, it sounded exactly like my friend. The voice was so convincing that I didn't question it for a second. She sounded nervous and then started crying.

She told me she had gotten into an argument with a taxi driver over the fare, and he had dropped her off somewhere she didn't recognize. She said her phone had died, so she borrowed a stranger's phone to call me.

She kept saying she just wanted to get home safely and asked if I could send her $100. I started panicking because I thought my friend was stranded and alone. I told her I didn't have that much money. I only had about $79 in savings. She said any amount would help, so I sent her $50.

Right after I sent the money, the number stopped responding. Later, when I contacted my actual friend, she had no idea what I was talking about.

That's when I realized I'd been scammed.

I know $50 might not sound like much to some people, but it was a big deal to me because it was part of my savings. I'm mostly upset because I genuinely thought I was helping a friend who was in trouble.

Is there any way to report this or how can I get my money back from the person?

I (15F) got scammed out of $50, and I still can't believe I fell for it.

A few days ago, I got a phone call from a number I didn't recognize. When I answered, it sounded exactly like my friend. The voice was so convincing that I didn't question it for a second. She sounded nervous and then started crying.

She told me she had gotten into an argument with a taxi driver over the fare, and he had dropped her off somewhere she didn't recognize. She said her phone had died, so she borrowed a stranger's phone to call me.

She kept saying she just wanted to get home safely and asked if I could send her $100. I started panicking because I thought my friend was stranded and alone. I told her I didn't have that much money. I only had about $79 in savings. She said any amount would help, so I sent her $50.

Right after I sent the money, the number stopped responding. Later, when I contacted my actual friend, she had no idea what I was talking about.

That's when I realized I'd been scammed.

I know $50 might not sound like much to some people, but it was a big deal to me because it was part of my savings. I'm mostly upset because I genuinely thought I was helping a friend who was in trouble.

Is there any way to report this or how can I get my money back from the person?

My mom wants me to do house chores 24/7 like her while her sons get what they want just by sitting and ordering. I feel bad for her that she has to do work 24/7 and doesn't get rest but it's her mistake that she never taught her sons basic life skills. I do what she asks me for. But when I take out the argument that she treats me differently than her sons, she says, "they have to work outside and you will sit at home and do house chores". She always makes me feel worse. Today, I had a stomachache and she said to me to mop the floor. I said, "no" and in return, she said, "you will have to do more chores at laws because you do not do it here."

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My heart completely shattered. She never wished me in my studies and even if I get good grades, she never shows that she's happy for me. I see my classmates telling each other that their mom/dad promised they would buy this or that for them if they get good marks and my parents don't even care. Even if I study till 3am, and they see it, they wouldn't care and don't even bother asking me for water or anything.

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I am not allowed to go outside, but still I managed to make some $ online and then I bought some clothes and essentials from that money but now I don't have any other source to earn because I don't even have a laptop. I really wished to have one but they don't buy it for me. I tried to save money for it but I also didn't have clothes to wear so I bought them. I don't know why she hates me. I told her that I would take her to a fancy restaurant but she has to take me there and I will pay for that but she said, "I don't want your money, you got a little money and now you are showing it off." I felt really bad.

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I think that all the bad things she says to me might actually happen to me. I'm afraid that they would not let me complete a degree. Although I'm in school right now. There are so many other things but this post is already too long. I really don't know what to do.