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@pierreeliottlal posted 2,000 short-form videos across 9 creators and generated…

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@pierreeliottlal posted 2,000 short-form videos across nine creators, generating 1.4M+ views and discovering one creator accounted for 50% of reach. They ran a volume-driven playbook (fresh TikTok/Instagram accounts, daily briefs, pay-per-post plus commission, rapid cuts) with agency support; organic ROI is unclear but repurposed Meta ads performed well, so they plan to scale to test MRR impact.

Why it matters

@pierreeliottlal posted 2,000 short-form videos across 9 creators and generated 1.4M+ views; one creator alone produced 50% of total views.

Key details

  • Process: recruited creators on TikTok and Instagram, required fresh accounts and daily posts, paid per post plus performance commission, and rapidly cut/replaced underperforming creators; an agency managed the operation.
  • Outcome and plan: direct ROI from organic short-form is unclear (conversion tracking difficult), but top-performing clips reused as Meta ads delivered strong ROI; next step is scaling volume to test impact on MRR.
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We posted 2,000 short-form videos and generated 1.4M+ views across 9 creators.

Here’s the exact process we used:

> Recruit creators on TikTok and Instagram.

> Have each creator start with a fresh account.

> Give them clear briefs and make them post daily.

> Cut the creators who don’t perform and replace them quickly.

> Pay per post + a performance commission when their content takes off.

An agency helped us organize and manage the whole operation.

A few interesting things we learned:

→ One creator generated 50% of all our views.

→ But we reuse all the best-performing content as Meta ads, and there, the ROI is great.

So right now, I’m thinking about scaling this much harder, because I want to see whether increasing the volume actually creates a noticeable impact on MRR.

Next step: more creators, more content, more volume.

And see what happens.