Get the link to one post
Supported platforms are TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels. Open the finished post and copy its address using the available sharing option or the browser address bar. YouTube’s official guidance describes selecting Share and then copying the link. On other platforms, the command’s position depends on the interface.
Do not substitute a channel, audio page, editor or analytics address. Avoid typing the video identifier yourself. Paste the copied address into a separate window, wait for it to load and check the creator, image and content. If you have several posts, identify which one belongs to the selected campaign.
Check access and the agreed terms
Your own account’s view may differ from the reviewer’s. Test access in another browser or account. If the platform requires sign-in, shows an age restriction or reports a removed post, record the issue and ask by email how to proceed. A draft link does not replace a published clip.
The main Tate Clipping campaign lists $3.50 per 1,000 confirmed views. Participation, measurement periods, limits and payment arrangements are agreed manually by email. Keep these terms with the publication date and account name. Other brand opportunities require a separate agreement without assuming a partnership.
Sign in and review the submission fields
Sign in with Google before submitting. Select the agreed campaign, choose the platform and paste the individual clip link. Read the completed form again: a wrong campaign or an unrelated address from your clipboard can complicate manual review even when the video itself is ready.
- The campaign matches the email agreement.
- The platform matches the post that opens.
- The link leads to your final clip version.
- The reviewer can watch the video, not just see its cover.
- You have recorded the publication date and measurement period.
Understand the dashboard record
After sending, check that the submission appears in your dashboard. It stores submissions, statuses and manually confirmed metrics. Automatic retrieval of TikTok, YouTube or Instagram views is not promised. A changing public counter does not mean the dashboard has already been reviewed or should update immediately.
If the record is missing, check the dashboard and your selected Google account before asking by email. Avoid repeatedly sending identical submissions. If you replace a clip, provide both links in the existing email conversation. When evidence is requested, supply the metric and date range in the agreed format.
Submission means sending a link for consideration. It does not confirm approval, the number of accepted views, a final amount or a payment date.