One video. One couple at a time. Up to $2,000 per month.

Anyone who loves Connecting™ and wants to help more couples discover it. No follower requirement, no content creation experience needed.

No. This isn't an influencer campaign. We buy the video and run it from our own accounts. What we're looking for is authenticity — not audience size.

After you submit the form and we approve you, we ship a free box to your address — typically 1–3 business days. The game is yours to keep either way.

No. Hands-only shots, top-down card layouts, and voiceovers all work. That said, videos with faces tend to convert better on average — so if you're comfortable, it's worth it.

Not at all. Some of our best-performing videos are solo creators talking to camera from their own perspective. Two friends playing together works great too.

Absolutely. Every video is reviewed separately and all sales from all your videos add to your monthly total. We recommend starting with one, getting feedback, then continuing.

Up to 3 business days. Every video is reviewed manually — no bots, no AI. You'll get concrete feedback either way, even if it's not a fit.

We run the vast majority of videos we approve. If a video isn't approved, we'll tell you why and what to improve. If it's approved but doesn't convert in a given month, you won't get paid for that month — but it may start performing in later months as we test different audiences.

Yes. Each video earns commissions until it hits 1,000 lifetime sales or 6 months from the date it first goes live — whichever comes first. After that, the video stops counting toward your monthly total. The idea is simple: we want to keep rewarding fresh content, not one video running forever. Submit new videos to keep earning.

A sale is counted when someone sees your video in a paid Meta ad, clicks the link, and completes a purchase. Meta's tracking handles this automatically. Hook-only clips under 5 seconds or b-roll from your video appearing inside another creator's video do not count as your conversion.

Yes — for each video you can include up to 3 alternative openings (hooks). We send these to our editor to mix — more versions means more chances at sales. All versions count toward your total.

Every payment comes with a Meta dashboard screenshot showing exactly how many sales were attributed to your videos and how your payment was calculated. Nothing hidden, nothing estimated.

Payments go out within 10 business days from the start of each month, for the previous month's performance — as long as you've hit a minimum of 25 sales and provided the required payment details.

Please don't post it while we're running it as a paid ad — it confuses the algorithm and makes tracking unreliable. Once the video has finished running on our end, you're free to post it to your own profile.

We get exclusive use for 180 days from approval across all platforms (Meta, TikTok, YouTube — organic and paid). After 180 days, we can still use it, but you're also free to post it yourself. Full terms are one page — sent to you before approval.

Yes. Just make sure you both agree and note it in the submission form so we can split the payment correctly.

We're not planning to — but we want to be upfront. If we ever close the program, every creator we've worked with will receive either the same per-sale rate already earned, or $50 per approved video — whichever is higher. We give at least 30 days' written notice before any major changes.

The program is primarily for US-based creators. International creators may be limited to cash payment only. Reach out and we'll sort it out together.

Turn a "couples card game" into an exciting, fun, real and unforgettable experience on screen.

Create a video strong enough to make people feel something — and buy. Tap into basic human desires:

• "I don't want to waste money on bad date nights"
• "I'm curious — I want to see what's in the rest of the cards"
• "I want what other couples have — I feel like I'm missing something real"
• "I want to break routine and do something genuinely special at a reasonable price"

Your video won't just appear in ads — it can impact thousands of couples. If this first content round goes well, it could lead to a monthly paid partnership with the brand and bonuses.

✅ Do:

• Film vertical (9:16 — Story / TikTok format)
• Be creative with editing and unique scenes
• Look natural — good lighting and authentic reactions
• Turn off fans or anything that could create background noise during voice-over
• If you spot a typo or phrasing issue in a script — feel free to fix it
• For every scene you plan — note what b-roll you'll use while delivering that line
• Keep important content in the center 70% of the frame — cards, face, text

❌ Don't:

• Don't talk to camera for the entire video
• Don't show large brand logos or alcohol prominently in frame
• Don't use hard transitions between scenes
• Don't place captions at the edges — they'll get cut in TikTok / Reels safe zones
• Don't place faces, important text, or captions outside the safe center zone
• Don't use music that's too loud — it drowns out the voice
• Don't make captions too big or too small

1. Review this guide and the inspiration materials in the Drive folder — don't copy one-to-one, but take inspiration from takes you love to create a winning video.
2. Send us your concept for each video and which b-roll scenes you want to include — for approval before filming.
3. We ship you the product and you're off.

Most of your video should be composed of scenes — not just talking to camera.

• Real reactions from your partner (laughing, shocked, embarrassed, a kiss)
• Opening the box — taking out the cards and reacting
• Close-up on the cards, your hands, looks between you
• Simulate situations: a dare, revealing a secret, a funny moment
• Set the "date night" mood: blanket, wine, pizza, candles
• Creative concepts you've seen on TikTok or Instagram that could work for this video

The point of b-rolls: make the viewer want to experience this too — without over-explaining. The brain processes visuals 60,000× faster than words. What you see — you feel. What you only hear — you forget.

Hook 1 — "I've been seeing this everywhere — I had to find out what everyone's talking about"

🎬 B-roll: She scrolls through her phone, sees videos of the game, hard cut to her opening the game herself.

Hook 2 — "Lately me and my boyfriend fell into this weird routine — less talking, phones all day — and it just doesn't feel like before, but..."

🎬 B-roll: Couple looking disconnected, each on their phone. Cut — her alone on her phone. Cut — him alone turning on the TV. Hard cut to introducing the product.

Hook 3 — "I'm so sick of flowers and chocolates — I wanted something actually special... my birthday came and my boyfriend finally got me this game all my friends kept raving about"

🎬 B-roll: Creator holds flowers and chocolate (no branding) with an unimpressed look, throws them backward, then receives the game from the front with an excited expression.

Hook 4 — "I'm tired of throwing money away on date nights — everything is so expensive, and a decent date is $80 minimum?"

🎬 B-roll: Creator talks to camera, frustrated and real — then later shows the game at $39 as the solution that lands perfectly with the hook.

The b-roll for each scene can vary. This example features a couple but the structure applies to solo creators too.

🪝 Hook
Couple on couch. He opens his wallet, sees it empty, looks at her. She says sarcastically:
"Together for months and every date is more expensive than the last? Watch this and stop throwing money away."

😔 Pain / problem
She sits alone talking to camera with empathy.
"Restaurants, date boxes, hotels — no matter what date we went on, we always spent money and never felt a real connection."

💢 Amplify pain 1
He comes home, she opens the door half-heartedly, answers her phone instead of greeting him.
Voice over: "You've spent hundreds on one-time date nights — and this is what your relationship looks like."

💢 Amplify pain 2
She opens a plain box, looks disappointed, tosses it aside and opens her phone.
Voice over: "You bought a date box for $60 — played for 3 minutes and threw it out. And it was single-use."

❌ Failed solution
They try to cook a romantic meal — he burns the food, she's annoyed.
Voice over: "You tried 'romantic night in' but it always ends with Netflix and your phones."

✅ The product as the solution
She holds Connecting and smiles. Cut to them reading cards together, laughing.
"And then you found Connecting — the game that brings back the spark, the emotion and the connection without breaking the bank."

⭐ Feature 1
Close-up on 3 cards from different categories held together, date night in background.
"160 cards split into deep questions, couples missions, and monthly challenges."

⭐ Feature 2
He hugs her on the couch, they laugh together with the game.
"Includes free shipping and cards that last a whole year — for less than the price of one dinner out."

📣 Call to action
She whispers to camera, he's in the background not looking at the lens.
"Don't wait — click the link before the deal runs out. You'll thank me later."

• 160 cards vs. competitors who offer 30–90 cards
• $39 with free shipping vs. competitors at $50+ and date boxes at $60–100
• 3 card types: questions, missions, and a monthly challenge
• Millions of views, thousands of customers, tens of thousands of followers across platforms
• The only couples card game designed to last a full month
• Can be played for a year and the cards won't run out — vs. date boxes that cost twice as much and last one night
• Works for all couples — new and long-term — with a unique guide sent after purchase

Marketing angles for your video:

• Excitement and adventure — breaking routine together
• Getting closer and deepening the bond in a fun way
• A gift that's an unforgettable experience
• An intimate date night at home
• Saving money vs. expensive date nights
• Being part of the couple trend everyone is talking about
• Confirming that the love in your relationship is still strong
• Curiosity — finding out what's inside the next card

• Green screen with a website screenshot, a successful couple video, or a split-screen of couples playing simultaneously (we can send you footage)
• Creative solo take or with your partner

Lines that perform well:

• "62,000+ happy couples"
• "I've seen influencers buying and posting this everywhere"
• "Hundreds of five-star reviews"
• "Tens of thousands of followers across social"
• "It's all over TikTok and Instagram"
• "My friend told me I absolutely had to try this"

• "Even though it's only $39, I got you free shipping on every order today — don't miss it"
• "Tap the link below and get free shipping before it's gone"
• "Don't miss the deal they have on the site right now — tap below before it ends"