Audience access for advertisers & rights holders

Your next campaign is already somewhere in the scroll.

Magix Clipd operates a network of shortform accounts built around real, niche audiences — so a launch, a re-release, or a campaign can reach hyper-engaged viewers without building a following from zero.

How it works

Four steps from account to audience-ready media.

The model is straightforward: build the network, keep it on-brand, put campaigns in front of it, and report the results back in full.

01

Acquire

Shortform accounts with real, engaged niche audiences are identified and brought into the network.

02

Rebrand

Every asset is brought under one set of content and editorial guidelines before it carries a campaign.

03

Distribute

Campaign content is produced and circulated natively — in the format the audience already watches.

04

Report

Reach, views and engagement are tracked and reported back per campaign, per collection.

The collections

Five verticals, built for who advertises in them.

Each collection is a themed portfolio of accounts serving one audience — and the advertisers already trying to reach it.

Figures below are modeled targets for the network at scale, not live account data.

A campaign, end to end

What it looks like when a title goes through the network.

An illustrative scenario — no real campaign shown here has run yet.

The brief

A launch, months out

A studio has a series releasing in the next year and wants early, organic-feeling cultural discovery ahead of launch.

The network

Content, in the native format

Magix Clipd produces and circulates tailored content across the accounts in the relevant collection, timed to the release.

The result

Reach, without the build

The studio buys verified reach and engagement across an audience it didn't have to build, manage, or moderate itself.

Get in early

Register interest, or request the full media kit.

Tell us where your interest sits and we'll follow up with rate cards, collection detail, and available windows as the network comes online.