The structure is clear and performance-driven, which I like.

My only question would be: is the $1 per 1,000 views calculated based on total views across all posted videos for the week, and is there a specific timeframe (e.g., 7 days after posting) used to track those views?

I’d handle it immediately. I’m used to feedback loops, especially in freelance work where revisions are part of delivering high-quality output.

Since the videos are short and simple, I’d quickly reshoot with the improved hook and submit it the same day. I actually see that as a positive it means we’re optimizing for performance, and I’m always open to adjusting content to get better results.

I usually structure my day around focused work blocks, so creating 2 short videos daily fits in naturally. Since each video only takes 1–2 minutes to record, I’d batch film both videos in one session either in the morning or early afternoon so I stay consistent and avoid missing uploads. As someone experienced in social media content creation, I’m used to working with fast turnaround tasks. I’d also leave a buffer window later in the day in case I need to reshoot or test a different version. Posting to TikTok and Instagram would be scheduled right after filming to maintain consistency.