Why some clips keep earning
Videos that answer a lasting question, such as how to pack a carry-on or which desk lamp suits a small room, keep being found through search and recommendations. When each of those videos has a look on your storefront with the exact products in it, every new viewer has a path to buy. Trend clips spike and fade; evergreen clips accumulate.
Set up once per clip
On Tapixy, paste the clip's link from YouTube, Instagram, or TikTok and tag up to five products. That takes a few minutes per video. Write titles that will still make sense in six months, prefer products stores are likely to keep stocking, and group looks into collections so older clips stay easy to browse.
The upkeep that keeps it working
Once a month, scan your storefront for sold-out items and changed prices, and replace them with clearly labeled alternatives. Your studio shows which looks and products still get clicks, so you can spend that time on the clips that matter. Retire looks for products you no longer recommend.
For editors who repurpose clips
If you cut long videos into Shorts, Reels, and TikToks, each cut can become its own look pointing to the same products. Viewers who find any version reach the right items, and platform filters show shoppers the version they watched. If you edit for other creators, make sure the storefront and the commissions belong to the creator whose audience it is.
Set expectations honestly
Earnings depend on store commission rates, how many viewers buy, and returns. On Tapixy you keep 70% of each commission, and it stays pending for a 90-day verification period before payout. Treat affiliate income as one stream that grows with your catalog of useful videos, not as a guaranteed amount.
Quick checklist
- Give every evergreen clip its own look.
- Write product titles that will still make sense later.
- Check links and stock once a month.
- Keep storefronts and commissions in the creator's own account.
