Rizz App · B2C · AI dating texting app
Post faceless fake texting-story videos to promote an app as an affiliate
Over $10K earned for three friends, but it wasn't sustainable
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What they did
Sam and two friends worked as affiliates for Rizz App, posting faceless texting-story videos built on made-up scenarios to promote the app.
What happened
Over $10,000 in revenue, but not sustainable; used the money to try YouTube automation
- Stage
- growth
- Effort
- Three people; duration not given
“Me and my two best friends from home, we worked with a company called Rizz App and we posted faceless texting stories about different like fake scenarios to help promote their app.”
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