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The video discusses how individuals can make money on Snapchat by creating their own shows, emphasizing that this platform offers high earning potential due to minimal competition and high CPMS. Creating a unique show idea, showcasing success on other social media platforms, and submitting a well-edited pilot episode are key steps to getting a Snapchat show approved. The submission process involves filling out a form or submitting a concept directly to Snapchat, which requires detailed information and creative content examples. Promoting the show idea on social media to increase visibility and agreeing to submission terms are also essential for success.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses how a 15-year-old became a millionaire by creating a faceless Snapchat show. They emphasize that creating a Snapchat show is different from other platforms like YouTube and TikTok, and can be lucrative due to less competition. The speaker explains the difference between being a Snapchat Creator who posts on their story and having your own Snapchat show, highlighting that the latter does not require a large existing audience to start making money. They mention rumors of high payouts on Snapchat and stress the potential for anyone with a great idea to succeed without showing their face in their content.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the Snapchat app’s Stories, which are typically 3 to 5 minutes long and filled with ads, making them lucrative. Snapchat shows require beginner to intermediate editing skills and good scripting skills. Viewers cannot comment on Snapchat shows, leading to more clickbait content. Snapchat shows have high CPMS (Cost Per Mille), ranging from $7 to $15, making them financially rewarding compared to other platforms like TikTok and YouTube. The speaker highlights the potential for significant daily earnings through Snapchat ad revenue. They emphasize the lucrativeness of producing Snapchat shows and recommend V as a user-friendly editing program for creating content. Keep watching to learn how to apply your own show or idea effectively on Snapchat.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses how to make money on Snapchat by creating a show. They mention that creating a Snapchat show is a complex process with limited competition, making it lucrative for creators. The video suggests two ways to get a Snapchat show: through an agent with connections at Snapchat or by filling out a form. The importance of having a unique show idea that aligns with current trends on Snapchat is emphasized. Additionally, the importance of showing success on other social media platforms is highlighted to increase the chances of approval. The speaker suggests filling out the agent form carefully and creatively to improve the chances of getting the Snapchat show approved.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the process of submitting a concept for a Snapchat show. Key points include entering an email and name, describing the show idea briefly, sourcing clips from reliable sources for multiple seasons, and linking concept examples formatted like Snapchat shows. Creating a 2-3 minute well-edited pilot episode is crucial, as it significantly influences acceptance. Uploading this pilot on platforms like YouTube and submitting the Snap content partner pitch form completes the submission process.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the process of submitting a Snapchat show idea through a form directly from Snapchat. They explain that this form receives many applications daily, making it difficult to stand out unless the show idea is incredibly unique. The necessary information to submit includes email, first and last name, Snapchat username, business name or legal name, address, concept examples of the show (like a 2-3 minute pilot episode), and links to relevant websites and social media channels. It is essential to post content related to the show idea on social media platforms to increase the chances of getting the show picked up. Finally, the speaker encourages agreeing to the submission release to potentially have the show accepted by Snapchat.