@GergelyOrosz: My two cents is that "clipping" (creating short clips from videos, then paying accounts to post them as it was organic,…
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Gergely Orosz comments on the 'clipping' practice of creating short video clips and paying accounts to post them as organic content, calling it good business for agencies but not beneficial for others.
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