For some time now, platforms Facebook e Instagram has generated profits for its content creators, and what was stipulated is that a part of these revenues would be shared with Meta (owner of the aforementioned platforms), previously said that it would postpone the sharing of revenues until 2023.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced a series of monetization updates for Facebook and Instagram, including the revenue sharing extension news. Creators make money on platforms through fan subscriptions, paid events, badges and other methods, and companies are adding more and more ways for creators to make money in an attempt to drive them away from platforms like TikTok🇧🇷 With a new feature, creators on Facebook with subscribers on other platforms will be able to give those fans access to subscriber-only groups, according to the post.
Zuckerberg also announced that more creators would be eligible for monetization programs, such as cash bonuses for making Reels popular.
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O bonus program Reels will soon open to more people on Facebook, and creators will be able to monetize Instagram videos posted on Facebook will also be available to all eligible creators. (The Facebook imposes a tax when fans buy stars: creators get paid a penny for every star they earn, but fans often buy them for more.)
Goal is already in the Future.
This system is also already implemented in the new social network Clube7Social (Angolan).
Where content creators earn by following subscriptions, but followers also earn by activating a Professional plan and getting more people to enter the site.
Currently, people are following the evolution of the digital age and this evolution means that many users can turn their pastime on the Internet into a source of income.
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