you know on ig and tiktok there are a lot of contents creators who just yap about random stuff. mostly funny random thoughts about lives or talking about hot takes in the world.
like those 20K followers, do they also monetize through their account? I am just curious and want to start doing it just for fun, first.
I know from a friend they get paid around 350€ per video with a focus on restaurants, hotels, beauty products etc. They also receive free accomodations, free meals (for up to 4 people) and free products on top of the fee for each video. They aren't able yet to monetize viewership and ad revenue from the platforms as it's not enabled in their country but they're easily making a living from the job despite that.
I have 1,000 followers and have made a couple hundred on a smaller brand deal. I produced one good video for them, and they used it on their accounts as well and kept hiring me. Free stuff is also a massive perk. I work a regular 9-5 now, so I cant dedicate much time to content creation now, and the deals have slowed.
One thing to mention is I post health content mixed with some random stuff. Nothing crazy just workout routines and meals, the brand was a pickleball paddle company, so it fit within my niche.
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lol most of them are just hoping to land a brand deal that's barely enough to cover their rent
Random yap accounts don’t. I do TikTok full time but I put in effort on my videos and they’re well edited and I get additional rewards and pretty high RPM. Been doing it full time since April.
People that just open their camera and yap about whatever’s on their mind don’t make any money.
People that me with niches and high quality editing do.
they do get paid with brand deals, or they get barter collabs, sometimes they can also a land a job, i am not sure about the platform paying for 20k followers on instagram .
Some do, but at 20K it’s usually small money. Platform payouts (TikTok’s creator program, Instagram bonuses when available) tend to pay very little for “random thoughts” content, since views don’t translate into much cash.
Most of the money at that size comes from small brand deals, affiliate links, or using the audience for something else, like a product, service, or getting noticed for jobs.
Starting for fun is honestly the best way. The people who last long enough to monetize are usually the ones who enjoy posting anyway.
I run social media for a charity here in the UK, and we regularly post content linking to parts of our website, event links for other organisations etc from our Facebook page. As of today (it didn't show up yesterday) we can only post 2 links a month without paying a fortune?! How is everyone getting round this or are we all needing to just fork out?
I feel like there is a lot of US content regardless of which platform from online.. it feels like we are just watching Americans...all the other countries are doing so much but none of it is show cased I dont know how it is relatable but this is really weird...90% of the the social I cosume is USA made content i dont understand why or how is it because the social media are mainly from US or just they are not universal...got to think about this and qusstion..let me know if you have felt the same... P.S. if this is illuminati please make me famous and money...
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Всем привет я хочу у вас спросить я хочу начать снииать видио в тикток я хочу быть блогером но каждый раз меня останавливает то что я боюсь что меня засрут однокласники они и так ко мне относяься не очень им лишбы с меня посмеяться а если я заведу тикток то они его найдут и буду доставать меня и смеяться как думсете может не стоит оно того или на всех и все забить и делать то что я хочу?