ClenoCleno — clipping campaigns paid on real, screened views.https://cleno.ai/FTC disclosure on paid clips, plainlyhttps://cleno.ai/blog/ftc-disclosure-on-paid-clips/https://cleno.ai/blog/ftc-disclosure-on-paid-clips/Paying someone to post about you is a material connection the FTC says must be disclosed. Here's the rule, where enforcement lands, and why disclosure is a legal obligation rather than a feature.Sun, 09 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTWhy we publish the misseshttps://cleno.ai/blog/why-we-publish-the-misses/https://cleno.ai/blog/why-we-publish-the-misses/The category's proof pages carry views and nothing else — no spend, no dates, no rejection rates. Cleno's answer is a dated, re-runnable delivery ledger that includes the campaigns that underdelivered.Sat, 08 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTWhy clipping campaigns stall — and it's almost never too few clippershttps://cleno.ai/blog/why-clipping-campaigns-stall/https://cleno.ai/blog/why-clipping-campaigns-stall/A paid-clipping campaign that isn't moving looks like a supply problem. On the boards we've studied, it's an approval problem: the clips exist and review is the bottleneck.Fri, 07 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTThe payout-cap signature: how manufactured views show up in the datahttps://cleno.ai/blog/the-payout-cap-signature/https://cleno.ai/blog/the-payout-cap-signature/The one public first-hand account of a B2B software brand paying for clipping contains an accidental controlled experiment — and it's the cleanest evidence in the category that views can be manufactured to a cap.Thu, 06 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT