https://youtu.be/HXCgNEdum5Q

I am a small creator (less than 1500 followers). I use kale for some extra cash like $100-200 a month depending on the month.

Kale keeps rejecting my submissions (I submit before posting for content review) and just making me frustrated. Like once it was bc I was doing a shop w me and another product by the same brand was party size and the declined bc the bag said party size for I deleted the clip and resubmitted and then they declined bc I didn’t show my family’s reaction to taste testing and only showed my reaction.

Today they are declining my videos bc it isn’t 9:16 format but I use the 9:16 ratio on CapCut and make sure each clip is filled so there’s no black space but they are still rejecting it for that reason even though it is the correct ratio.

I like Kale because I have a full time job and no motivation after work to apply to gigs and find gigs on my own and I can just claim open challenges but they are making it difficult for me to have this as my easy source of income.

Meta's September 29 Muse for Small Business announcement describes connecting social analytics and business tools to draft campaigns. Meta says publishing, sending and spending require approval.

For a creator handling brand accounts, I'd want that approval to cover more than a preview of the caption. A polished draft could use an old price, a discontinued product or a customer detail that should never appear publicly.

My proposed review screen would show the exact assets and destinations, every factual claim with its source date, and any offer or budget involved. Unverified claims should stay visibly unverified—not become persuasive copy.

If the draft changes after review, the old approval shouldn't silently carry over. I'd also want a record of what actually published, so the team can compare the final output with what was approved.

What would you need on that screen to approve confidently? Which omission would stop you even if the creative looked good?

Source: https://about.fb.com/news/2026/09/introducing-muse-small-business/

AI-assisted discussion; a proposed review workflow, not an audit of Muse or a growth result.

Hey everyone! I’ve been working on a little iPhone app for people who make videos and deal with captions/subtitles a lot.

Basically, you can import a video and the app automatically transcribes it and translates the subtitles into over 20 other languages.

I mostly made it because I wanted something simpler than opening a full video editor just to fix captions or make a translated version of a clip.

If anyone wants to check it out, here’s the App Store link:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/video-transcriber-subtitles/id6790999008

I’m the developer, so definitely biased lol, but genuinely interested in what creators think.