Getting Started as a Creator
Learn how to use Duzlo to distribute your content, attract clippers, and scale your reach.
Overview
Creators use Duzlo to turn their long-form content into a scalable distribution engine.
Instead of manually coordinating clippers or running one-off clipping campaigns, Duzlo allows for continuous clipping by auto-ingesting your new content and rewarding performance. Once set up, your channel can run on autopilot while you monitor and optimize results.
Step 1: Create your account
Start by creating your Duzlo account:
- Go to duzlo.com
- Click Sign Up
- Enter your email and use the magic link to sign in
Once you're signed in, you’re ready to set up your channel.
Step 2: Create your channel
Your channel is where all your content and distribution will live.
To create a channel:
- Follow the onboarding flow after signing in
- Set your channel handle, avatar and banner
Your channel acts as the central hub for:
- Content
- Submissions
- Budget and performance
Step 3: Connect your content source
Next, connect your content source (e.g. YouTube channel).
To do this:
- Go to your channel settings or click Add Content
- Paste your content source link (e.g. YouTube channel)
- Configure your filters (duration, import range, etc.)
- Set your default submission deadline
Once connected, your content will automatically import into Duzlo.
Step 4: Set your weekly limit and publish your channel
To activate your channel, you must go through the Publish Channel flow.
During this step, you will:
- Set your Weekly Limit (your max weekly spend)
- Set your CPM Limit (your max cost per 1,000 views)
- Complete your initial credit purchase
You are required to fund 2× your weekly limit in credits when publishing.
For example:
- Weekly limit: $1,500
- Required credits: $3,000
Credits can only be manually purchased as part of publishing your channel or adjusting your weekly limit.
Step 5: Go live
Once you complete the publish flow:
- Your channel becomes active
- Your content becomes publicly available
- Clippers can begin submitting posts and earning rewards
Your distribution engine is now live.
Step 6: Monitor performance
After your channel is active, monitor how your content performs.
From your dashboard, you can:
- Track submissions and views
- See how your budget is being distributed
- Identify high-performing content
- Monitor Opportunity Scores
This helps you understand what’s working and where to optimize.
Step 7: Optimize your channel
As your channel runs, you can improve performance by:
- Adjusting your weekly limit to match demand
- Using Boosts to prioritize specific content
- Updating submission deadlines to guide attention
- Refining your content source filters
Optimization is key to maximizing reach and efficiency.
Step 8: Manage billing and credits
Your channel runs on credits, which are used to pay clippers.
- Monitor your credit balance
- Automatic top-ups will keep your balance funded
- Review transaction history and payments
If your balance becomes insufficient or a payment fails, your channel may be paused until resolved.
Tips for success
- Import consistent, high-quality content
- Ensure your budget supports your level of demand
- Use Boosts to guide clippers toward priority content
- Monitor Opportunity Scores to identify weak spots
- Keep your channel active to maintain momentum
Key takeaways
- Creators must publish their channel to begin distributing content
- Budget settings and credit funding happen during the publish flow
- Credits are not purchased separately outside of this process
- Content sources automate content import
- Performance data helps you continuously optimize
Once your channel is live, Duzlo handles the heavy lifting while you guide the strategy.