A second distribution layer for the work of the alliance — engineered to put ADF's cases, rulings, policy wins, and movement moments in front of the millions of Americans who would stand with the work, but haven't met it yet.
Millions of Americans Reached
On Owned Content
On the cases, rulings, policy wins, and mission moments that deserve a wider hearing
100%
Organic In-Feed
Native to the platforms Americans actually use — never sponsored, never ads
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The Opportunity
ADF's biggest moments deserve a wider hearing.
ADF defends religious liberty, parental rights, free speech, and the sanctity of life across courtrooms, statehouses, schools, and campuses — backed by the most active SCOTUS docket in American legal advocacy (16 wins since 2011, 77% rate) and a 4,800-attorney alliance. The work is being done. The opportunity is the cultural footprint that work deserves: how many Americans hear it, and from whom. There's a much larger audience ready to meet it than any one channel can reach alone.
The work itself
Oral arguments at every level. Post-win press conferences. Landmark rulings and case explainers. Waggoner on cable and the Faith & Justice podcast. State legislative wins and AG amicus filings. Center for Academic Freedom campus victories. ADF International briefs. 4,800 allied attorneys speaking into their own communities. A content engine that's already running, with output that should be required viewing for half the country.
The reach gap
~84,000 Instagram followers. ~44,900 YouTube subscribers. Strong, loyal, hard-won — and reaching the supporters already gathered. The opening is the next ring out: the millions who would stand with the work if they ever encountered it in their feed.
The cultural battlefield
The conversation about ADF isn't happening in a vacuum. SPLC, GLAAD, Media Matters, and a national progressive media apparatus work to define ADF for Americans who've never met it. Right now they're winning that introduction by default — in front of the same audiences ADF needs to be reaching first.
The reclaimed surface
This program runs as a second distribution layer: ADF's cases, rulings, policy wins, and mission moments running organically in-feed across a vetted, segmented network — in front of the parents, professionals, pastors, students, and citizens who are looking for exactly this content but not finding it on the platforms that throttle it.
The Method
One major moment. Hundreds of native pieces.
Clipping takes a single source — an oral argument, a press conference, a landmark ruling, a Waggoner cable hit, a state-policy win, a campus victory — and produces dozens of short-form pieces. The dissent's tell. The line from the brief that lands. A 60-second plain-English explainer of why this case matters. Each one designed for the feed it lives on.
Every piece is format-native to TikTok / Reels / Shorts and posted through vetted accounts in the audience where the next supporter actually lives — the same week the moment happens. Every case. Every win. Every defense.
How one moment becomes many — a look inside the feed
MAJOR MOMENT
8–1
Chiles v. Salazar
Chiles v. Salazar
One ruling, oral argument, policy win, brief filed, or movement moment.
CLIPPING ENGINE
8–1Chiles
@scotuswatch
Reels
"The state can't compel a counselor's words."
FREESpeech
"Free to listen. Free to speak."
@counselorrights
Shorts
EXPLAINEDIn 60 sec
STATEBill Signed
@religiousliberty
TikTok
"This is what the First Amendment is for."
RULINGDay One
@parents.first
TikTok
SCHOOLBoard Win
303Creative
CAMPUSSpeech Win
@academicfreedom
TikTok
"Apart from Him I can do nothing."
PARENTSWin
@faithandfreedom
Shorts
ADFInternational
"This is the case the country needed."
FREETo Speak
@adf.casefile
Shorts
MASTERPIECEWin
SCHOOLChoice
@schoolchoice.daily
TikTok
"Parents decide. Not the school."
MAHMOUDv. Taylor
@adf.live
TikTok
BRIEFFiled
"Defending what most Americans believe."
PRO-LIFEWins
@prolife.feed
Shorts
ALLIEDCounsel
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Major Case
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200+
Native Pieces
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100+
Creator Accounts
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Millions of Americans
Reached
Why Clipsquare
Three reasons this reaches further than ADF's owned distribution.
01
Native to the feed, not bolted onto it.
Meta and TikTok throttle paid ideological content — well-documented, especially on the right. Organic placement bypasses that entirely. Pieces land as native posts on accounts Americans already follow — never sponsored, never as ads, never throttled by ad-policy enforcement that disproportionately catches faith and family content.
02
The Americans who'd stand with you, if they knew.
ADF's owned channels reach the supporters who already follow you. Clipsquare surfaces the moment in feeds where the next supporter actually lives — the parent, the counselor, the small-business owner, the pastor, the law student who's never heard ADF's name but is one case away from caring deeply.
03
Outside the algorithmic loop.
When ADF posts to its own channels, the algorithm serves it back to people who already follow ADF — and throttles ideologically-coded handles disproportionately. Posting the same moment across unaffiliated accounts puts it in feeds your owned page would never reach, outside the suppression patterns altogether.
Our Network
1.3B followers. 30K voices.
The Distribution Layer
30,000+ vetted creators operating across faith, family, parental rights, religious liberty, school choice, pro-life, and conservative civic content. 1.3 billion combined followers. A network we've built over years to reach specific Americans in specific communities — the audience ADF needs, already gathered, already paying attention.
We don't build an audience from scratch. We meet the one that's already there.
Religious LibertyParental RightsFree SpeechSchool ChoicePro-LifeFamilyChristian EducationCounselor & Professional RightsConservative Civic
The Proof Layer
1 billion+ views pushed across the Clipsquare portfolio. Every piece tracked in real-time at the platform layer — views, watch time, saves, shares, comments, follows, profile visits — with every creator paid on the performance we can verify. Nothing runs untracked. Nothing runs unaccountable.
Two layers of distribution. Existing creator accounts already speaking to each niche — faith, family, parental rights, religious liberty, school choice, academic freedom — pick up content where their audience already lives. In parallel, we build dedicated, ground-up accounts focused exclusively on ADF case content, attorney commentary, and policy moments, posted at scale around every ruling, oral argument, state-level win, and movement moment.
Free Speech · March 2026
8–1 Win
First Amendment
FollowingFor You
312K
6.1K
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@firstamendment.now8–1 at the Supreme Court. The state can't compel speech — not for counselors, not for anyone. #FirstAmendment
TikTok · native post
State Policy · 2026
SIGNED
Parental Rights Win
Reels
94K
3.4K
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@parents.first ✓Parents' rights protected by law in another state. The work continues. #ParentalRights
Instagram Reels · native post
“The government can't force you to say what you don't believe.”— Kristen Waggoner
Shorts
418K
Dislike
7.8K
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SW
Faith & Freedom Files
Subscribe
Religious liberty, plain English — what every American should know about the First Amendment #Shorts
YouTube Shorts · native post
How We Protect The Work
Built for the level of scrutiny ADF actually operates under.
ADF operates with a level of opposition monitoring most communications partners don't plan for. SPLC, GLAAD, and Media Matters track every published asset and flag amplification networks. We've built this program assuming that scrutiny — not despite it. The protection layer is part of the product, not an afterthought.
01
Dedicated, audited subnetwork.
A purpose-built creator pool used only for ADF — vetted for political coding, audited for prior content, segmented from the general Clipsquare roster. No accidental adjacency to brands or causes on the other side of these issues. Every account that touches ADF content is one we've cleared for it.
02
Transformed-content first.
Mass-coordinated reshares of the same branded asset are exactly the signal that triggers platform inauthentic-behavior enforcement — and opposition researchers know to report it. Our default isn't copy-paste. It's transformed: case explainers recut with new framing, attorney commentary with reaction layers, plain-English breakdowns, scoreboard graphics. ADF's message, native to each account.
03
Active platform-policy monitoring.
Continuous monitoring of Meta, TikTok, and YouTube policy changes — particularly around ideological content and account-network enforcement. We catch and adjust before posts get actioned, not after. ADF's comms team gets a heads-up the same week new rules drop.
04
Operational discreteness.
ADF work can run under the Clipsquare brand or under a purpose-built entity with separate infrastructure — your call. Either way, the line between ADF's message and our amplification mechanism stays clean. The goal: keep the heat on the message, not on the distribution.
Content Selection Principle
The highest-ROI pieces are the ones hardest to attack: Waggoner doing mainstream legal commentary, oral argument audio, landmark rulings, plain-English case explainers, state-policy wins, campus victories, allied-attorney content, parental rights material that polls across the middle. Off limits by default: named clients' faces and personal stories — that distribution stays on ADF-owned channels where the legal team controls the message. Risky content is anything that reads as punching down — where opposition clipping ecosystems are most active and most effective. We don't pretend the difference doesn't exist, and we don't spend ADF's budget on the pieces that hand opposition a clip.
Reporting
You'll see exactly what happened — and what Americans did next.
After every campaign window, ADF receives a full post-campaign intelligence report — not just a dashboard export. Distribution metrics, qualitative audience analysis, and supporter-intent signal, so ADF's communications, development, and legal teams can see which moments moved Americans and where to push next.
ADF Monthly Campaign
Active
by Clipsquare · IG / TikTok / Shorts
Budget$0.XX / 1k target
$XX,XXX
Used: $XX,XXX$XX,XXX Remaining
Americans Reached
3.1M
Total Views
14.8M
Eng. Rate
5.34%
Shares
22,460
Accounts
218
Submissions
986
Submissions986
Approved714
Pending8
Denied264
Enforced Rules
Min Views / Payout1K
Max / Video$XXX
Max / Creator$X,XXX
Reach
Americans Reached
Unique people the content surfaced in front of, across every placement and platform.
Efficiency
Effective CPM
Cost per thousand views, benchmarked against paid social and direct mail.
Value
Earned Media Value
Equivalent paid-media spend the organic reach represents.
Intent
Supporter Signal
Comment-level intent — viewers asking how to support, where to learn more, how to help — plus save and share rates that show the audience wanted to keep the work and spread it.
Footprint
Placements
Total accounts and communities the content deployed into, by niche.
Audience SentimentEvery comment classified — not just likes. Example distribution from a recent comparable campaign; ADF's actual breakdown reported per window.
46% Supporter affirmation
21% Civic engagement / debate
19% Critical / opposition
14% Neutral / off-topic
In your post-window report
Narrative Intelligence — Themes & PlaysThe arguments landing with audiences, the openings new viewers are creating, and the questions opposition keeps raising — turned into specific moves ADF's comms, development, and legal teams can run next. Illustrative themes; ADF's actual clusters and recommended plays delivered per window.
Sharpen The Message
“Religious liberty is for everyone”
Viewers across faith traditions — and several explicitly secular — echoing the universal-principle framing. Free speech and conscience landing as a shared American value, not a partisan flag.
›Play: Lean the next clip slate into universal-rights framing. A/B-test secular-frame variants ahead of the next major filing so the strongest line is locked before it's needed.
Convert The Curious
“Where exactly is the line?”
Civic-minded threads asking how a ruling would apply to adjacent scenarios. Often answered by other commenters citing the case before opposition could pile on — productive engagement that builds standing.
›Play: Commission a short explainer set answering the most-asked adjacent-case questions. Convert curiosity into education and trust — and pre-empt the misinformation cycle on the next ruling.
Expand The Base
“I've never heard of ADF before”
A recurring comment shape proving the content reached well outside the existing supporter base. The single strongest signal that the distribution layer is bringing net-new Americans into the orbit.
›Play: Identify the niches and creator categories driving these comments and double placement weight there next window. Pair with low-friction “learn more” assets ADF controls so curiosity has somewhere to land.
Activate The Base
“Why isn't this on the news?”
Cultural surprise that a major win, filing, or policy moment isn't more widely covered. Existing supporters using the same line in their own shares — the audience is hungry to amplify when given material.
›Play: Surface this signal to ADF's earned-media team as proof points for press outreach. Equip supporters with shareable formats of the same story so the base becomes the second distribution layer behind Clipsquare.
In Every Post-Window ReportSix layers of intelligence delivered after each campaign window — not just a dashboard export.
01 / Performance
Reach & Engagement Overview
Verified views, unique Americans reached, engagement rate, effective CPM, earned media value. Auditable down to the post.
02 / Sentiment
Audience Sentiment Breakdown
Every comment classified into supporter affirmation, civic debate, opposition, and neutral — with sample volume and segment movement window over window.
03 / Themes
Recurring Themes & Objections
Clustered argument patterns — what's landing, what questions are surfacing, what new audiences are saying. Direct input for ADF's comms strategy.
04 / Voices
Attributed Audience Quotes
Verbatim, sentiment-coded comments from self-identified parents, professionals, attorneys, clergy, and skeptics — the qualitative proof behind the numbers.
05 / Distribution
Top Placements & Niches
Which accounts and content categories drove the most reach, and which audience segments are responding hardest. Roadmap for the next window.
06 / Strategic
Takeaways & Recommendations
What to amplify, what shifted, what to test next. The intelligence layer ADF's leadership reads first — not the appendix.
Pricing & Next Steps
Performance-paid. Stewardship-accountable.
No upfront fees. No minimums. No wasted spend. Allocate a budget, we start clipping, and every dollar maps to verified, tracked views — auditable down to the post. Built so ADF's development and finance teams can defend the line item to any donor, board member, or auditor who asks.
Budget
$XX,XXX
Allocated monthly
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Reach Goal
XX,XXX,XXX
Americans reached
You set the budget. We set the reach goal — built from your case docket, policy calendar, and content pipeline. Every dollar maps to verified views we deliver.
Setup fee$0
Monthly retainer$0
Minimum spendNone
You pay forVerified views only
01
Allocate Budget
Set a monthly budget that matches your case docket and giving cycle. We size the program to fit and target the cost-per-view you want.
02
We Start Clipping
Production, moderation, network deployment — all handled. Pieces go live the same week your rulings, arguments, policy wins, and movement moments do.
03
You Pay Per View
Only verified, tracked views count. Unused budget rolls over or returns. Every dollar reconciled in the dashboard.
