How S***y Made Rp 11 Million in 3 Weeks Clipping Oriskin and JKT48

Three weeks, two campaigns, Rp 11 million. That is S***y's run on SEMA Rewards. He clipped for Oriskin and JKT48, submitted 225 clips in total, and the views those clips brought in added up to Rp 11.660.000.

Everything he used is open to every clipper on SEMA Rewards: the same campaign pages, the same briefs, and the same claim process. Here is what his run looked like, and what you can take from it.

The numbers

On a CPM campaign you are paid for every 1,000 views a clip gets, so that average is not a fee per clip. Some of his clips did far better than it and some did far less. What the average does show is that the money came from many clips, not from one lucky one.

Two very different campaigns

Oriskin is a skincare brand. JKT48 is an idol group with one of the most active fan communities in Indonesia. The two briefs ask for different content, reach different viewers, and run on separate budgets.

That last part matters more than it sounds. Every campaign is funded with a set budget, and when the budget runs out, the campaign stops paying for new views. Working two campaigns at once means one finishing does not stop you earning.

What his run shows

Volume beats waiting for one viral clip. 225 clips in three weeks averages more than ten a day. That is steady work, not a single upload that blew up. Many campaigns also set a max payout per post, a cap on what one clip can earn. The cap is per clip, not per person, so once a clip reaches it, a new clip is worth far more than more views on the old one. More clips means more ceilings to fill.

Every clip has to pass the brief. A clip with a million views that breaks a campaign's rules is rejected, and rejected clips earn nothing. Before you post, read the hashtags, the mentions, what is not allowed, and the format the campaign asks for.

Submit soon after you post. Campaigns have a submission window counted from when your post went up. A clip that misses it cannot be added, however well it does. On a CPM campaign a clip counts from its first view, so submitting promptly loses you nothing.

Claim as you go. Views are tracked automatically, but money reaches your wallet through a claim: you upload your clip's analytics, a reviewer approves it, and the claim lands in your wallet. From there you withdraw to your bank account or e-wallet. Claim while the campaign is still running: once a campaign ends, it no longer accepts claims.

Can you do the same?

Nobody can promise you Rp 11 million in three weeks. Rates, budgets, and caps differ from campaign to campaign, campaigns end, and not every clip takes off. What S***y's run does show is that the method is open to anyone: pick campaigns you can make good content for, follow the brief exactly, post often, and claim as you go.

The campaigns he clipped will not be the ones you clip. Before you join one, read How to Pick a Campaign, and if CPM is new to you, How CPM Works in Clipping explains exactly how views turn into rupiah.

Start your own run

Create a free creator account at semarewards.com, join the SEMA Rewards Discord to learn alongside other clippers in the daily classes, and pick your first campaign. Your first clip is where your own three weeks begin.